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Board tables request to ask state about blood‑trailing dogs and thermal‑imaging drones
Summary
The board considered a request to ask the Nevada Department of Wildlife to allow blood‑trailing dogs and thermal‑imaging drones to recover wounded or dead animals. Members tabled the item to the next meeting because Member Sibley was absent and supporting data from Jason Lisonbee was not in the packet.
The board briefly considered a request to ask the Nevada Department of Wildlife to consider options allowing blood‑trailing dogs and thermal‑imaging drones for recovery of wounded or dead animals. A member moved to table the item until the next meeting because Member Sibley was not present and supporting data that Jason Lisonbee was to provide was not in the meeting materials. The chair accepted the tabling and no further substantive debate or vote on the proposal occurred.
The transcript does not include the full text of the request, the specific data that was expected from Jason Lisonbee, or any formal motion language beyond the tabling request. The item will return on the next meeting agenda for further discussion when the missing member and supporting data are available.
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