The State of Iowa’s prohibition on using drones for deer recovery undermines the ethical principles of hunting. This restriction goes against the core values of minimizing waste and showing respect for the game. Each unrecovered deer represents a missed chance for both the hunter and the state, a problem that drones are well-equipped to solve.

The effectiveness of drone technology in locating and recovering deer after a shot, especially in challenging conditions where traditional methods struggle, is undeniable. At Midwest Aerial Drone Recovery, we are committed to creating a hunting environment where game is treated with utmost respect and no shot goes to waste.

We firmly believe that it's time for a change, a sentiment shared by many hunters and conservationists. The current stance of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR), which dismisses the need for updated laws and regulations, fails to acknowledge the evolving landscape of ethical hunting and the crucial role of technology in it.

In response, we have started a petition urging the reconsideration of the ban on drone-assisted deer recovery in Iowa. We invite hunters, conservationists, and anyone who values the harmony of tradition and innovation to join us in speaking up for this cause. Let's unite in advocating for regulations that embrace the needs and opportunities of modern, ethical hunting. By signing and sharing our petition, we can ensure our voices are heard by the DNR. Together, we can make a positive difference.