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Commissioners discuss NDOW proposal on thermal-imaging limits for predator control; no formal action
Summary
Lincoln County commissioners debated potential Nevada Department of Wildlife limits on thermal imaging for predator control, with Commissioner Mike Reese urging opposition and Planning/Building Director Cory Lytle advising waiting for a formal proposal before a response.
Commissioners discussed possible Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) regulations that could restrict the use of thermal-imaging devices for predator control, including for coyotes.
Commissioner Mike Reese argued that thermal imaging is used by local ranchers and experienced predator hunters to protect livestock and that the county should oppose restrictions; he also said deer populations should be addressed as a separate management issue. Planning/Building Director Cory Lytle reported the regulation had not been formally proposed and recommended the Board wait for formal language before drafting a response. The Board asked staff to monitor the issue and consider a future letter if restrictive language resurfaces.
No formal letter or resolution was passed at the Sept. 2 meeting.
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