Defining aircraft for purposes of hunting prohibitions.

Wyoming's SF 33 updates hunting laws to explicitly define "aircraft" for prohibitions, including drones (unmanned aerial vehicles) alongside traditional aircraft like planes and helicopters. The bill directly affects hunters using drones to locate wildlife or assist in taking game, banning such use except for government agencies performing lawful duties or handicapped hunters with commission exemptions. Key provisions clarify that "aircraft" encompasses all flight-capable devices, strengthening existing bans on aerial hunting aids. The law takes effect July 1, 2023.