Multiscopic whitetail scoring game camera systems and methods
OwnerKennon Guglielmoinventor
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A game scoring camera system is disclosed for capturing images of game animals for the purpose of scoring the antlers using an accepted scoring method. One or more cameras are used in a multiscopic arrangement for capturing two-dimensional (2-D) images which are then converted to three-dimensional (3-D) data models, the resulting 3-D data models being used for determining measurements of various antler structures for calculating a score for the set of antlers captured in the images, the score being based on existing antler scoring systems. Some embodiments include one or more cameras, each being mounted on an unmanned aerial vehicle or drone, for capturing images during an aerial survey of game animals located within a particular area. Other embodiments include at least two cameras mounted in a stationary configuration for capturing images of game animals located within a particular area.
A multiscopic game camera system for scoring whitetail deer antlers, the multiscopic game camera system comprising:
A method for scoring whitetail deer antlers using a camera mounted to an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), the method comprising:
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