Abstract: In a method and system for drawing random numbers based on outputs of a plurality of sensors in games involving moving targets which have one or more participating game players, a plurality sensors are arranged within a site area to cover a specific zone of interest (ZOI). Each sensor is assigned a randomly generated number value, and a sequenced drawing of the numbered sensors is called upon a triggering event resultant from a captured piece of data of a target entering each of the numbered sensors' ZOI. The assigned value corresponding to its numbered sensor along with the sensory data captured is stored, and thereafter the stored sensory data is analyzed to determine which of the stored sensory data passes a criteria for a desired outcome of a game at play. For those game players associated with a numbered sensor whose satisfies the criteria for the game at play, they are conveyed an award or bonus.

Abstract: In a method and system for drawing random numbers based on outputs of a plurality of sensors in games involving wildlife which have one or more participating game players, a plurality sensors are arranged within a site area to cover a specific zone of interest (ZOI). Each sensor is assigned a randomly generated number value, and a sequenced drawing of the numbered sensors is called upon a triggering event resultant from a captured image of an animal in each of the numbered sensors' ZOI. The assigned value corresponding to its numbered sensor along with the image captured is stored, and the stored images are then analyzed to determine which of the stored images pass a criteria for bonus classification. For those game players associated with a numbered sensor whose captured image warrants a bonus classification, they are conveyed an award or bonus.

Abstract: In a method and system for drawing random numbers based on outputs of a plurality of sensors in games involving wildlife which have one or more participating game players, a plurality sensors are arranged within a site area to cover a specific zone of interest (ZOI). Each sensor is assigned a randomly generated number value, and a sequenced drawing of the numbered sensors is called upon a triggering event resultant from a captured image of an animal in each of the numbered sensors' ZOI. The assigned value corresponding to its numbered sensor along with the image captured is stored, and the stored images are then analyzed to determine which of the stored images pass a criteria for bonus classification. For those game players associated with a numbered sensor whose captured image warrants a bonus classification, they are conveyed an award or bonus.