UM Students Create Virtual Reality Hunting Tool to Advance Stewardship

“We wanted to develop a project where we can teach people safety and all the different facts about hunting, while keeping it fun within that 3D world,” said Sweet, a senior from Maple Valley, Washington.

The UM game design students were hired through a grant to UM from the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation to create the interactive VR hunting tool, which will be used to teach new hunters at UM and other university classrooms.

By Kyle Spurr, UM News Service