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Board backs rule limiting automatic range-finding scopes during hunting

White Pine County Advisory Board to Manage Wildlife · March 9, 2026
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Summary

White Pine CAB supported Commission General Regulation 517 to limit automatic range-finding scopes that provide an aiming point for rifle or archery equipment; NDOW and members discussed enforcement and whether the rule targets specific brands.

Board members discussed the proposed ban on automatic range-finding scopes and voted to support Commission General Regulation 517.

Thomas Brunson and Mitchell McVicars recounted observations of devices in use during archery season and argued for limiting tools that automatically provide aiming assistance. Brunson read the regulation aloud and members debated impacts on harvest and enforcement. As NDOW noted, the rule targets any device "that provides a range finding function and automatically gives an aiming point for rifle or archery equipment," a point raised by public commenter Trevor Marques who asked if the policy targeted specific brands.

The board recorded unanimous support for the regulation and forwarded the recommendation to the Commission.