Angry Neighbor Wants to Fight Drone Pilots

[@CrenshawMafia7]

Everyone thinks they own the deer even the state thinks they do. Until one hits your car then it’s not theirs.

[@usernamehere6061]

Everyone does own the deer. The deer are a renewable resource FOR the people, managed BY the people under guidance of the state DNR to ensure legal and responsible take.

[@ScottWConvid19]

​@@usernamehere6061I used to believe that too! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@usernamehere6061]

@@ScottWConvid19 Good because thats how it is. If you are one of the weirdos that thinks the government is conspiring to get you then there isn't anything I can say to you.

[@ScottWConvid19]

@@usernamehere6061 Are you one of the sheople that believes that politicians, judges and lawyers are honest and do not take bribes from industry monopolists to further their careers and enact legislation that's repugnant to the Constitution of The United States of America? Aa if "we the people" have the power of the government?

[@jamesthegrower2.0]

Imagine getting really angry over your neighbor looking for his deer with a drone deer recovery team 😂

[@Jaxflash7217]

Old mike that was incharge was talking tough till the old man asked him to meet him in the street 😆 🤣 Fly over my property at night lighting up and we will be in the street lol

[@Bowhunter82]

Everyone thinks they own the deer

[@jerryscray1789]

It's hilarious

[@uzisburner4204]

Drives me crazy man. Drama this past season broke me of jealous deer hunters. Makes you not even want to go hunting.

[@jeremyschmidt4449]

Even the DNR think they own the deer, until you hit one in your vehicle and destroy it.

[@ryanharkins9383]

You are 100% right. It causes so much drama on hunting clubs. People think they own everything. Trophy only hunters ar le the worse.

[@RevSpongeBobSP]

Imagine starting the conversation with “Check it out, let me show you”.

[@markadevereaux]

Another “outfitter” making friends. If you’re flying over someone else’s property, shining lights, that’s a problem. Just be courteous and respectful to other people who don’t understand exactly what you’re doing. This video does nothing to promote the benefits of drone deer recovery, in fact could be used in favor of further restrictions. This video is a great argument for the anti-drone segment to restrict night time recovery operations. That “outfitter” was extremely disrespectful. I’m a landowner myself. I have never, and will never, deny anyone permission to recover deer, until… you tell me the best thing to do is get back in my truck.

[@MrNater41]

I had a neighbor wound a deer this year, called in a thermal drone (illegal in my state). Then they proceeded to chase the deer with the thermal drone around and through my property letting it sit a few hours at a time without my knowledge. This went on for over 48 hours and they only contacted me after 24 hours had passed! I'm all for recovering your animals. I'm against using drones to scout other people's properties without consent. I'm totally against the new mentality of hunting that seems to be just taking a bad shot and chasing it with technology.

[@ne160]

@@markadevereaux lol I bet your a great neighbor 🤪

[@bradhigh8137]

​@MrNater41 I agree, it really is getting out of hand

[@kristienobles3624]

Blows my mind how people say “my deer” like do you have a pet?

[@justinlee2642]

Outfitter wants his money 😂

[@stevecolombe4446]

In the video you stated that the deer wasn't going to die. I think it would probably been better to say it was probably not recoverable. Last year my neighbor shot a big buck in about the same exact location. I helped him look for it with no luck. I checked my cameras the next day and had many pictures of the buck by one of my water holes 3 hours after it was shot. I could see the wound and thought it may be ok, but some of the pictures it was closing it's eyes which was not a good sign. Another neighbor saw the buck in a field 2 days later not looking too good. That was the last time anyone saw it again. I never had it on camera again either. I would have to say it died and was never found.

[@Kurtdog63]

Very likely this could happen where drones could be used to corral or run deer off one property on to another. The deer in this video don't appear to be paying attention to drone light, but guessing if you flew low enough, they would react. Notice the big mouth neighbor walked over onto his own property before acting like he was going to fight. Changes the legal dynamics.

[@Mark-zz9rt]

That’s what I’m worried about. Sitting in your tree stand having a peaceful hunting day and here comes a drone ruining everything.

[@MrNater41]

No different than side by sides. The deer around here do not like drones or even low airplanes. Unfortunately, without regulating the pilots, I think drones will be the death of deer hunting the way we are used to.

[@chazman4461]

So what your saying is there is no difference in using a drone to recover a deer vs using a drone to hunt a deer?

[@Kurtdog63]

@@chazman4461 Huge difference. Look at the hunters gathered around the screen gathering intel on all the other bucks in the area while looking for the one that was shot. Not fair chase, and not fair to other property owners in the area either.

[@charliemccarthy5854]

Class act. Real sportsman

[@CatahoulaTwoStep]

So the dog told the hunter the same thing as the drone but probably a whole lot less money. Hunters are at a huge disadvantage with a drone as opposed to a dog.

[@allamericanadventures]

Great episode!

[@nickfay204]

Saw this guys post on Facebook!

[@huntingislife4989]

Great episode and good self restraint cause I would of been like hold my controller and been rolling around with big boy in the road

[@kylen1922]

Thought u coudnt use drones in michigan?

[@chazman4461]

There is a difference in using it to hunt the deer vs recovery.

[@yoderoutdoors]

It was in Ohio I'd guess. The dog tracker was from Michigan, was my understanding.

[@royfromohio2186]

Seems the trouble with this whole thing is deer hunters shooting a deer that isn't a kill shot. In other words deer hunters that shouldn't be hunting.

[@DavidJones-smiley]

Great job

[@joeyaliceajr2183]

When will you be giving away the drone ??? Thanks

[@panitehunter7884]

I'm kind of glad that you posted this video this is the exact reason why we do not want the drones in PA and are fighting against the drones in Pa. You should not I don't care what the reason is be allowed to fly a drone over other people's private property

[@chazman4461]

But you are good with a helicopter or plane flying over your property doing surveying and taking pics? I have not seen consumer drones be a mass problem anywhere. There are states you can not hunt with them. There are states you can not hunt or do recovery with them. They are used a ton in commercial aspects. Sounds like a lot of people who do not like new technology. But yet majority of them have a cell phone that literally tracks everything including your conversations.

[@okieff218]

Google does it. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@matthewdefee171]

He didn't say anything about commercial use. He said you shouldn't be allowed to fly a drone over someone else's private property. And he's absolutely right lol. ​@chazman4461

[@inthewoods3237]

Didn’t even see a wound??

[@Sheriff-Longmire]

The question is how far does this drone BS go. Some people just want to be left alone. Personally I think they are a nuisance and toys like this should strictly be regulated because not every owner of one respects other citizens. As we have already seen.

[@alextownsend3264]

They are highly regulated. Also how does a drone flying hundreds of feet above a hunting lease bother anyone? Sure they can be used for bad by someone but these guys are doing great things with drones.

[@Mailman29680]

@@alextownsend3264 hundreds of feet? Just about every piece of drone footage I see gets the animals up and moving. Drones should have to be GPSed and stay in property lines.

[@bryanspencer9313]

Michigan doesn't allow drones, against the law

[@chazman4461]

There is a difference in hunting a deer with a drone vs recovery.

[@stewartshafer8719]

@@chazman4461 ya and its still illegal to use a drone in Michigan

[@bradhigh8137]

I wonder how states(even states that allow drone deer recovery) view the legality of you moving and launching the drone a second time to find what you now know to be a live deer, in order to "get a better look".

[@FlyingBuzzard]

So some one educate me on "Deer Recovery'? Because I see a Live deer being tracked by a drone so hunters can kill it ? Most states restrict drone use and hunting but allow "recovery" I assume after a deer is shot and runs off you can use a drone to locate it, BUT appears the deer is living, hiding, not down or dead ? Teach me the facts if you can ? Because in "my opinion " this appears to be a deer hunt, NOT a recovery . "Recovery -the process of finding and retrieving a hunted deer"...."Hunting-the act of pursuing, trapping, or killing deer for sport or meat."

[@davidcooper2951]

you guys have gotten wise with your overlay of the screen . . .

[@ne160]

How much does a drone like that cost? Ballpark

[@pwhsbuild]

10k plus

[@ne160]

@ Dam! Thanks

[@willyfaulker6001]

Asking for a friend eh 😂

[@travelteam89]

You leased the land. Tell him to leave he's trespassing. You have more power than the land owner you leased it from. Funny how he said he was next to the deer. Deer woulda left and then they would seen him on the drone images. He wants to run up on buncha dudes running his mouth.

[@teamslayernationoutdoorstv]

Another reason to make this illegal Just practice more and don't take stupid shots This will solve a lot of issues and arguments stay off properly lines 🤔

[@jibletjiblet6320]

Dog track and drone recovery what that cost 2k?

[@oxford821]

Flying drones, flicking on and off spotlights, possibly on other people’s land, to see “if” a big buck is still around??? Not sure about this one.

[@kody3377]

Did you not watch or hear the video??? They shot the buck. Had a dog tracker come in & wasn’t sure so they called for a drone to hopefully recover the deer. The quickly found the deer & was able to determine the buck was not lethally hit & would survive. What are you not sure of?

[@oxford821]

@@kody3377 I did watch, I did “hear”. The whole situation, the area with the neighbor, the story, and the apparently fine Buck spotlighted, seems like bad news. :37 “number one hit-list buck” :47 time stamp “to make sure the deer is “not dead in the area” To me, that means look around to see if this money buck is still alive anywhere in the area. Thats my take from this video.

[@chrisparker9886]

​@@kody3377 In my state it's considered "spotlighting" and is illegal.

[@jamesthegrower2.0]

Your as lost as this comment lol

[@kody3377]

@@chrisparker9886 you think the drone has a rifle attached to it? It’s not like they are spotlighting the deer so they can shoot it. They are trying to RECOVER the deer. They found the deer & was able to see that it was not fatally hit so they flew the drone back to where it took off from & left. It’s pretty simple to understand what they are doing & it’s obviously NOT illegal.

[@charliemccarthy5854]

Geez. I’d be done. Too much running his mouth.

[@tristanfarr8802]

Video 25 of asking for a thermal drone

[@joevogliardo3131]

What exactly are they doing , harassment of wildlife I presume. Find your oun deer without drones. Thats not hunting thats being a lazy wuss .

[@SHOCKWAVEDAVE]

Hey neighbor. U dont own any deer. Respect him tho

[@rustyanderson3557]

Well let’s be honest. It sure looks like you’re shining a light on the deer . Secondly if you are flying over another man’s property hovering over deer on that property getting them up and possibly moving them off his property that’s pure bullshit. I can totally see why this landowner was pissed. I wouldn’t want you doing it to me and I got to believe most other people would not want it done to them either.

[@maldog7851]

Ok you said let's be honest, so let's be honest. If that landowner had shot that buck you and everyone else knows he would have done the same thing if he had that drone available to him. Nobody was breaking the law, so after he found out why they were doing it he should understand. After all he said I hope you find your deer.

[@igobygio]

your reasoning is the same as someone standing on a dock in public water saying you cant fish here because I own the the land under the water. When you own land you do not own the airspace above it.....period! If someone is using a drone to commit illegal acts then that person should face punishment, if someone is legally using a drone for recovery I would go as far as to call it hunter harassment.

[@nickadams2270]

Actually pursuing game for hunting purposes in many locations is illegal activity and with a light on in many locations you can add an extra charge.

[@kody3377]

@@nickadams2270 they are NOT pursuing the deer for hunting purposes. They were trying to recover a deer that had been already shot. This just happened to be one of those cases where the deer wasn’t fatally hit. The immediately landed the drone & left.

[@bradhigh8137]

I agree, neighbor had every right to be pissed

[@oldfart5063]

to deer drone recovery , why dont you state the laws pertaining to you flying your drone over other peoples property . that would clear up some of these comments that just based on no knowledge of whats right or wrong . i know that if you flew your drone over my property during deer season for any reason without asking permission your drone would end up in a scrap heap . clear it up for your viewers , do you have the right to fly your drone over my propertyor not . for all i know you could be looking thruogh my bedroom window at night . what are the laws .

[@markadevereaux]

Following…

[@frankgulla8782]

Deer are property of the state, not individuals!

[@sentdex]

Deer are absolutely not the property of the state in the USA. Deer and other game are classified as a public resource, "owned" by the people collectively. The governments only manage this public resource resource.

[@andrewfought4578]

They need better laws setup. It has its place as a tool. just like this situation your asking for trouble, abusing a loophole to gain acess to private property. My opinion still trespassing. Deer aside your photographing and recording someone's property.

[@shawnlewis1918]

Clickbait.....the guy didn't want to fight the drone pilots so the title is a lie, he wanted to fight the outfitter for tracking a possible wounded deer on his property. I personally hate to see a deer get wounded by a hunter that is too incompetent to hit the mark where they don't go far, but these drones will be abused for the sport and should be outlawed for this activity altogether. If you want to recover your deer, use a firearm that is sighted in properly with enough knock down power and have the skill to take the proper shot, if you don't recover, then that's on you for sucking. I've been hunting for 28 years and have shot over a hundred deer in my time and have NEVER not recovered a deer, and I've never had one run more than 60 yards from where they were standing.

[@billbirdsell8696]

Outfitters dont give a shit about other hunters. Uts all about the money. Paradise adventures in Kansas leased up teo spots i use to uint 59 scers a piece. Quite so i wint shot his deer. Mike nunnencamp

[@calvinburke3629]

First

[@BuddyAmericafirst-nh4ms]

Know your BOUNDARIES. There have been 3 drones taken down for trespassing here. A very expensive lesson learned.

[@hiddenriveroutdoors3844]

That’s illegal to take one down. You don’t own the air space, just the land!! You may learn an expensive lesson! 😜

[@kody3377]

What do you mean “taken down”? You mean shot down? What’s would be expensive is all the court fees you would be having to pay.

[@kody3377]

Also, how can a drone be trespassing….lol It’s in the air. It’s not like the drones are on the ground walking around someone else’s property like a robot 🤖

[@BuddyAmericafirst-nh4ms]

@@hiddenriveroutdoors3844 It doesn't seem to be a top priority for Law Enforcement, it has been over a year. Not a single lead. 1 owner said maybe flight interception or reception interference,they were never found. At nearly 10 grand for the one's lost, definitely not worth the risk. "DON'T TRY THAT IN A SMALL TOWN!"

[@Ohdeer1005]

Feel bad for anyone flying over your property minding their business going to visit family or making a living 😂😂

[@bucktalk69]

This guy is just promoting his business I would take a dog in a heartbeat rather than looking at every deer in the woods