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Are drones for hunting like sonar for fishing
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<blockquote data-quote="Dosh" data-source="post: 1032052" data-attributes="member: 70363"><p>This thread is the beginning of a lot of contention. I have seen hunters hire pilot and fixed wing aircraft for scouting as well as choppers for scouting which is legal in some states. Most if not all states have statutes prohibiting their use during a hunt. Some state statutes are written specifically stating manned aircraft. Obviously written prior to the technically advanced drone era. Some potential argument will likely compare a drone to spotting scopes, technically advanced range finders and friends on vantage spots with radios. To me the drone will spook the game and will knowingly be used to drive game to the hunters. Not fair chase in my eyes. The legality of drone use will inevitably be tested in several states and will result in wording changes in state statutes. Just wait till the Liberal Left starts their rant on this one. Final opinion, not ethical and the hunting community doesn't need it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dosh, post: 1032052, member: 70363"] This thread is the beginning of a lot of contention. I have seen hunters hire pilot and fixed wing aircraft for scouting as well as choppers for scouting which is legal in some states. Most if not all states have statutes prohibiting their use during a hunt. Some state statutes are written specifically stating manned aircraft. Obviously written prior to the technically advanced drone era. Some potential argument will likely compare a drone to spotting scopes, technically advanced range finders and friends on vantage spots with radios. To me the drone will spook the game and will knowingly be used to drive game to the hunters. Not fair chase in my eyes. The legality of drone use will inevitably be tested in several states and will result in wording changes in state statutes. Just wait till the Liberal Left starts their rant on this one. Final opinion, not ethical and the hunting community doesn't need it. [/QUOTE]
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