Any information on the use of a drone for locating deer and there routes?
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That's like saying 'what's the speed limit'? Kinda depends on where you are. In most places using aircraft spotting is illegal but your local laws are what matter.
Just don't mount your gun on the drone like that one guy did on YouTube. Then after that he mounted a flame thrower on it...
Well now you have everything you need to start your Google search.
From everything I can see as long as you are not harassing the animals you can.Well now you have everything you need to start your Google search.
Go for it. Just tell the game warden if he should show up you are bird watching and filming wildlife.
..soon to be shot...wildlife..
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I can see the "Redneck Deer Hunters" catalog now.....
Drone attachments..... Headlights for the time that jacking deer with a pick up truck just don't cut it!
Drone attachments..... Headlights for the time that jacking deer with a pick up truck just don't cut it!
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Do they have a attachment to pick up objects?I can see the "Redneck Deer Hunters" catalog now.....
Drone attachments..... Headlights for the time that jacking deer with just don't cut it!
I manage a 130 acre fenced in property and we have a crew that patrols the perimeter 5 days a week to see if the deer have punched through or found a spot where a tree or limb has taken the fence down. The deer are smarter than my grounds crew though and in spite the fact that deer are creatures of habit and follow the same path at nearly the same time and same place every day...my guys still haven't caught on. The P4P is helpful in scouting and cuts down the time on patrolling as long as I can spot the deer and get the guys there in time to open a gate and steer the deer back out. But this only works when there's no foliate on the trees and the brush is low in the winter. Easy to pick out in the snow though. But this is just with the cam. Now if I added body head sensors for several thousand dollars more I could do better spotting...cost benefit thing.
Haven't tried object tracking yet but all a deer would have to do is pass under a tree and the camera would loose the track.
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Haven't tried object tracking yet but all a deer would have to do is pass under a tree and the camera would loose the track.
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Just don't mount your gun on the drone like that one guy did on YouTube. Then after that he mounted a flame thrower on it...
If you need a drone to hunt deer, maybe you shouldn't be hunting. How much of an advantage do you need to kill the poor animals?
Exactly. The kill for sport thing sucks too.
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