Sometimes doing the right thing isn’t doing the right thing.
If I see a drone when I’m in the bush and it’s pretty obvious it’s for the illegal and lazy ***** use of scouting animals, well lol... you can prob guess what would happen next.
And if I was watching animals with my drone in the bush and u shot it down, your new handle would be blackEyeGardner.... lol
Sometimes doing the right thing isn’t doing the right thing.
If I see a drone when I’m in the bush and it’s pretty obvious it’s for the illegal and lazy ***** use of scouting animals, well lol... you can prob guess what would happen next.
Just curious what would happen next if it was (pretty obvious) that some lazy guys were using quads, ATV, trail cams etc or is it just the illegal ones that would have to watch out? LOL
I find this thread funny, I have spoken with farmers that use drones to scare wildlife off their unharvested crops. In fact one farmer told me as soon as he they hear the Buzzz 400 yards away they are long gone.
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Originally Posted by Talking moose
They can believe what they want. But if he has no gun and says he’s just flying his drone around, ain’t nothing they can do. If they charge him and goes to court it would be laughed out of court. Now tell me otherwise again.
You haven’t had your coffee yet have you?
Just saying fools are going to push the limits of the law until the law comes down hard then who is to blame? The fool at the controls.....same as every other reason laws are brought into effect or regs....people always pushing the limits and then wreck it for others who get it.
Oh and yes the coffee wa mush earlier just got In From a 5km run then I was revved up
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