Love it I fly a lot of drones this is one of the few I still get excited to take out. I have crashed it a lot still have original props on eve.

I go to Deer Fest, Central Wisconsin State Fair, Farm Tech Days, and a few others I try to stay local. Sometimes I get invited to do presentations or speak at white tail events as well.

@@whiskey67 Awsome .... thanks for the places . I'll check them out definetly

I think it’s illegal in all states to locate an animal with a drone and then pursue/hunt it.

Matrice 350 RTK with H20n and GL 60 Plus Payloads.

That is correct you must have a part 107.

I change 250 to look and another 100 when I find it if the recovery is within 30 minutes drive. I charge a travel fee when I go farther.

Don’t buy the lp12. Buy the JZ T60 60W Matrix Lamp Spotlight. Way better option and way brighter.

@marshfielddrones839 ok thank you. Save me about 800 !

No problem any time.

Good morning, jus watched a video mike has in ohio. Do you happen to know if the jz t60 has the same issue with the light not being able to go straight down? Haven't ordered yet. Just making sure. Seems for locating stuff straight down would be necessary

The JT 60 has a forward hinge allowing it to point straight down. I have sold eight of them so far it is our go-to spotlight now, the best bang and function for the buck on the 30T.@@jlp186

I have a Mavic 3t shown in the video. I have two spotlights for the drone and it does work for deer recovery. A spotlight payload is essential for confirming the dead deer for a recovery. I could do a video on the new t30 spotlight as that is the payload I would recommend for the Mavic 3T.

I like tint mode for pallets. It makes high temp objects pop in color while everything else stays black and white. I use the default temp range for tint as well.

@@whiskey67 thanks ! That’s what I’m finding as well

Technically yes you could side-load the APK and run on the controller. I personally wouldn't as you don't want to go dragging a $1600 controller thru the woods risking damaging it. I personally just run it on my cell and transfer the coordinates to my cell phone.

If you do not intend to use the speaker then i would wait for gl60 mini.

@@marshfielddrones839 ok.. thank you

It doesn't really exist quite yet in the us market. Im going to say between 1400 and 1800 once it is available in some real quantities.

There are two really good ones for less than $500 each. Why would I spend $1400 for one?

US/Canada MSRP for czi GL10 is USD1399. pls approach to your local DJI enterprise dealers

Pines can be tough but with good experience you can still find what you are looking for. Tamarac and christmas tree farms with tight low canopys are very challenging. a typical pine plantation with trees in rows is actually really easy to scan since the cannopy is not very full and the base around the trees are clear.

It is leagal as long as you follow the guidelines. I talk to DNR legal and administrative wardens from Wisconsin every year to make sure I am operating in a legal way. There is no real information on the DNR sight as it typically takes like five years for a law to be created so the DNR is way behind on what tech is available and how it can be used. If you call a warden they will typically just tell you no because they dont know. Here are the guidelines i follow from the DNR. Based on the information presented to the Department, it is the Department’s understanding that your drone recovery efforts are conducted under the following circumstances and subject to the following criteria: Typical clientele: Calls are from hunters who have been unsuccessful in tracking the wounded animal and the hunter reasonably/legitimately believes that the wound is fatal (this may also include elderly individuals who have difficulty navigating through the woods in search of a deceased deer). You meet the hunter on site, collect the fee, and explain to the hunter the terms and conditions of your recovery services. If the hunter does not agree to your terms and conditions, you do not proceed with the recovery effort. Your terms and conditions include: Hunter provides payment and general information about the animal and its last known location. Although the hunter is often times present for the drone flight, the hunter is not engaged in any capacity. You do not enter the woods and you do not physically guide the clients to the deceased animal. Recovery efforts occur only at night and only after shooting hours are up. Neither you nor the hunter are in possession of a firearm at the time recovery efforts are taken (i.e., flying the drone, hunter entering the woods after shooting hours). You do not hold any DNR licenses or approvals that may create complications with your operation of the drone. Most recovery missions are completed within 7 to 13 minutes. Your drone is equipped with FLIR technology, a spotlight, and a laser range finder. You use the FLIR to locate a wounded deer and use the spotlight (in addition the FLIR) to determine whether the animal is deceased. If you locate the animal and it is still alive, you mark the deer’s position and come back the following night (and, if necessary, the following night), until you are able to confirm the animal is deceased. Unless and until you determine the animal is deceased, you do not convey any of the location information to the client, and neither you nor the client is allowed to enter the woods to track/locate the deer. The hunter cannot pursue the animal until the animal is confirmed deceased. These are your terms; if the hunter does not initially agree to these terms or violates any of these terms, you immediately end your service. (Note. While you do not have the client sign a contract with these terms included, it might be to your benefit and protection to have such a signed contract). You have your Part 107 license and a waiver to fly commercial operations at night. Your drone is equipped with remote ID technology so that other aircraft can “see” it and pilots of other aircraft can see your drone. If these terms and conditions are not reflective of your operational practices, please clarify your actual practices, as any deviations from the above-stated practices may impact the department’s view of the legality of your services. CONCLUSION. Based on this additional information, we believe your services, provided in strict accordance with the above criteria, terms, and conditions, are consistent with the recovery of a deceased animal and therefore do not constitute “hunting” for purposes of applying s. 29.307, Wis. Stats. CAUTIONS. A few additional cautions to ensure that you and the hunters remain within the limitations of current law: Your services are for locating a deceased deer. If a drone is used to track/follow a mobile wounded deer, that would clearly be a violation of s. 29.307, Wis. Stats. I encourage you to have the hunter clearly articulate to you why they reasonably that the wound is fatal. Regarding the use of a drone-mounted spotlight to illuminate the deer to ensure that it is, in fact, deceased. Please be aware that use of a spotlight does have some legal limitations. Pursuant to s. 29.314(5)(a), Wis. Stats., it would be unlawful to use the drone-mounted spotlight to illuminate the carcass between the hours of 10:00 pm - 7:00 am during the period of September 15th to December 31st. Hopefully, the deer carcass is located well before the 10:00 pm cut-off time for use of a light to illuminate areas inhabited by wild animals. I hope this addresses your concerns with using your drone to assist hunters recovering dead deer and wish you success with your business.

@@marshfielddrones839 Great info! Can I call Nick or Cole to speak about this in more detail?

the lingo comes from the manufacturers not the users and is also used by the military

Tint

30T

in high mountain ranges with taller canopy I would say 3 miles as long as you maintain a good line of sight for the controller and air craft.

is it possible to connect the RC to the smart tv???

Yes

Tint

30T

from central WI

When I researched that issue, that’s the result I came up with. They have the same thermal sensor. The only advantage with the 30T is that it has the laser rangefinder.

@@americansoldier7776 right, and with it being bigger and heavier, it does better in wind. I can throw my 3T in a Fanny pack or my backpack pretty easy along with four batteries and the controller. If I had to do it all over again, I’d still get the 3T, half the price and extremely effective on our ranch, Quest Haven Lodge. Just waiting for that spotlight mount to come out, which should be soon!

This is where I disagree, I can find deer with zero issues with my 3T. I’m not gonna lie, I love the 30T but unless I’m getting a return in that investment there’s no need.

I am flying the 300rtk with H20T and Z15

The sensors are close but the ability to process the data recieved is significant. I will try and get a flight session lined up in the next couple weeks where I can get a couple piolts to fly all three at one time and look at the same locations at the same time so you can see the difference on the screens as how the data is presented. The 30T does have a super res mode bringing the it to 1280 x 1024. Seeing is believing so stay posted.

I am slowly getting a list together of states that allow the use of a drone for dead game recovery. Every state has varying laws so I have been working with indiviald interseted in getting into drone recoveries and their states DNR. What state do you reside inn?

Sadly MI is no as of right now / the dnr is citing 2 laws and there stance based on the interpretation of those laws is that it is illegal.

@@marshfielddrones839 Do you know if its legal in Illinois? I keep getting mixed answers

The range is amazing a big upgrade over the mavic 2 advanced and its cheaper.

I will be doing some night flights with it soon once I get t he new spotlight. So stay tuned.

@@marshfielddrones839 yeah I thought so as well. Im waiting on the GL10 gimble spotlight. But do have one I picked up as an aftermarket. There’s still two weeks of the tribal hunting season left so we might get a last track in for the year. Will be cool to see what you do with it

@@marshfielddrones839 Looking forward to that video!

@@marshfielddrones839 Will definitely be subscribing so I can see the night flight! Thanks for the video, best test flight I’ve seen so far showing how well the thermal works

At the price point this thina cant be beat.