Several states restrict or prohibit using trail-camera images to aid in the taking of game. Some limits apply only during a season, some only to cameras that transmit images in real time, and some only on public land. The rules differ by state and change between legislative sessions.
This is not legal advice. Infinite Outdoors is not a wildlife agency and does not issue or interpret hunting regulations. What follows is a best-effort collection of links to official state sources, which may be incomplete or out of date. You are responsible for complying with the regulations where you hunt — always confirm the current rules directly with the state wildlife agency before you hunt.
We're rebuilding this list right now. Please check your state wildlife agency's website directly, or contact us and we'll point you to the right source.
States appear here only when we have a working link on file. A state missing from this list is not a statement that it has no camera restrictions — check with that state's wildlife agency directly.