Animal rights group says drone shot down

[C.Puffs]

Going outdoors to hunt a small number of games when it´s permited is fine, although I wouldn´t do it myself; then you cook them and that´s all.
Shooting an insane number of animals just for fan in sick, as well as capturing them to be used as live targets.

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[Vejadu]

Discussion of legality (including privacy laws, interfering with a hunt, etc) currently going on here:

http://volokh.com/2012/02/19/drones-...ghts/#comments

[Moechtegern]

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Grandfather has a policy on hunting: You kill it, you skin it, you eat it. Only exception is if you're giving it to someone else to cook/eat. A route he's taken often because, like CG51 said, it's the activity that's the most fun. But that's due to the "friends" part.

[beNder]

Grandfather has a policy on hunting: You kill it, you skin it, you eat it. Only exception is if you're giving it to someone else to cook/eat. A route he's taken often because, like CG51 said, it's the activity that's the most fun. But that's due to the "friends" part.

Yep, a responsible group is what I intended to say. Quail, duck, turkey, its fun to be with a small group of friends on a hunt.

Off topic, when I was growing up in Alabama and first started to go out hunting, I was always told the most dangerous job in America was a Game Warden in Alabama (its just a joke ya'll)

[ISNJH]

Few years ago I was looking into UAV's, from what I read at the time a farmer or private land operator using a RC vehicle to take air photo's of "their own property" in a non commercial manner and so long as the vehicle remains in direct eyesight of the operator then it does not need a UAV license and is legal... this was not the case since this group was not on private property they owned and was being launched from a public road.


Also one thing I was wondering did the cops impound the drone as evidence and check it for bullet damage? or could it be possible the group heard gunshots from the woods then crashed their drone and blame it on the hunter.

[Wahnsinn]

Grandfather has a policy on hunting: You kill it, you skin it, you eat it. Only exception is if you're giving it to someone else to cook/eat. A route he's taken often because, like CG51 said, it's the activity that's the most fun. But that's due to the "friends" part.

You wouldn't want to eat some of the deer I've shot. Diseased, maggot ridden and old. On that basis, I'd add culls to the list of exceptions too.

[BLUE THOR]

Drones are best stewed with rosemary and Garlic, they are a bit dry otherwise. Serve with a sweet Red wine.

[Wahnsinn]

IF any of what the Animal rights group even says is true. I tend to trust them as far as I can throw the USS Iowa

Most of us Brits tend to take that same view on things published in the Daily Mail.

Daily Mail so apparently never happened as British posters tell us it doesnt publish anything close to truth