4. Alaska: Pushing Moose Out Of Airplanes
The rugged wilderness of the final frontier relies heavily on extreme aviation and deals with immense wildlife populations, leading to some incredibly strict and specific hunting laws. While small bush planes are the absolute primary method of travel across the frozen tundra, hunters are strictly forbidden from utilizing an aircraft to push a live moose out of the cabin. Furthermore, viewing moose from an airplane for the purpose of hunting is against the law. These laws were specifically designed by conservationists to enforce fair hunting practices and prevent wealthy hunters from using unfair aerial advantages to track massive game animals, forcing them to track the animals on foot.