Its illegal to shoot them down. But if it's close enough a long jig will work

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Even if he’s flying over our property?


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Same thing happened to me on a dove field on my property a few weeks ago. If it had gotten close enough to me I was damn sure gonna shoot down

 

Zach, when did this happen?

 

If they don't know who shot it down who are they going to arrest ? Just unplug the battery before staring in the camera [emoji106]

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You stay off my corn and that won't happen lol

 

At 3:45 pm


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Pretty sure that thing has to be within sight of the operator at all times by FFA rules. If it’s not, I would assume it’s gone rogue and you will be doing the right thing if you drop it before it injures someone

 

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Pretty sure that thing has to be within sight of the operator at all times. If it’s not, I would assume it’s gone rogue and you will be doing the right thing if you drop it before it injures someone

If it’s a DJI it doesn’t

 

Rule #6 may apply

 

If it was me, I'd shoot it down... F the law.

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After reading number 6, I’ll be hunting drones next time I’m here


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If there’s an issue - you can get John B to represent you[emoji1787]

 

How far from the property line are you hunting ? I'm wondering what kind of range that he can operate the drone from ? And I would dust it next time !

 

Probably 600-700 yards to the property line


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Doesn't the FWC have a law against harassing hunting?

I will ask a friend of mine today.

So it's flying over the property line and hovering over you while hunting?

If so, approximately how low did it get?

Myself, shoot it down and hide it.

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Doesn't the FWC have a law against harassing hunting?

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Another good point

 

I bet a 12g and #4s would do a number on a drone... anyone know the bag/size limits on em?

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My plan is to bring my shotgun with me anytime I hunt that area again


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I hope you get em.

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http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes...p_mode=Display_Statute&Search_String=&URL=0300-0399/0379/Sections/0379.105.html

 

If you know where this person is, someone needs to put there big boy pants on and go talk to him about it!

I was on a lease one time where the adjoining property owner had a stand on the line looking right into our property.

I went and knocked on his door and said he can take it down, face it the other way or have fwc visit him. But after that, I'd be taking it down myself for him! The tree was literally on the line!

The stand was gone the next day!



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We’ve already had an altercation, and the law had to be involved, but I appreciate it [emoji849]


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Whats the difference between a Deer Hunter, and a Snapper Fisherman?

 

It would not be wise to shoot it down. That will only escalate things and there's no provision in the law for you to do so. Unfortunately, you'll have to handle this theough the proper channels.

 

Disagree, kinda. I still say if it goes rogue it’s your responsibility to take it out before it harms someone. This of course would not apply to your neighbors yard dog that likes to poo in your plot every afternoon[emoji56]

 

What drone? I didn't hear any shots? Are you sure it was over our property?

 

Have a small child run around naked in the plot. Shoot it down as he was filming child porn and all your kid was doing is getting a diaper change

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What about drone vs drone.

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You can buy a small, cheap RC plane and have some dog fights over the plot. Maybe they’ll be something cheap enough on amazon to not feel bad about an unfortunate and completely unintentional kamikaze mission

 

I'm glad I'm not a part of that.
I could get in trouble.

 

Drone Regulations:

https://www.faa.gov/uas/media/Part_107_Summary.pdf

It 'SEEMS" like, as long as the operator has the drone in sight, doesn't fly it over a person, it's legal to fly anywhere. Even your back yard. I don't agree with it, but it has been upheld in a couple courts.

By the way... I've talked to 2 Private Investigators (airline pilots on the side) who use these on a regular basis. Both say that "watching you" from above is legal.From the above rules, I think they are correct. I don't like the law, but it is the law.

If you shoot it down you are breaking the law.

Don't shoot it down on camera.




Jim

 

Small unmanned aircraft may not operate over any persons not directly participating in the operation,


snippet from operational limitations


seems to suggest you are not allowed to hover / fly above others???


rich