Drone Hunting Licenses and Bounties Now Off-Limits in ColoradoJoe Wright The proposal understandably drew the ire of the FAA who stated that those engaging in such activity would be severely penalized. As Mac Slavo wrote: Despite an initial wave of support for the concept, the small contingent of voters have now decided overwhelmingly to defeat the measure. However, the central message went far beyond this tiny community and forced a federal response and wide mainstream news coverage. According to supporters, all is not lost: Meanwhile, if drones do start taking flight in swarms over the U.S. and employed as death machines like they have in foreign countries, a new bill has been proposed to force the government to reveal drone strike casualties. Perhaps if such a death toll is visited upon U.S. citizens inside the United States, the Colorado proposal will no longer look like a mere novelty after all. Source: Recently by Joe Wright: 