Revise law related to the use of motion-tracking devices while hunting

SB 63 prohibits hunters from using electronic motion-tracking devices that track game animal movement and relay location information to the hunter during hunting activities or within the same calendar day. It also bans sharing such animal locations with others to aid hunting. The law specifically exempts radio-tracking collars on hunting dogs from this restriction. Violations could result in fines up to $1,000, up to six months in jail, or loss of hunting privileges. The bill amends Montana's hunting code to clarify these restrictions, effective upon passage.