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Re: Drones for hunting [Re: Brian C.] #5964193 10/06/15 07:44 PM
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A drone was something I was totally against in general just an old school mentality. Thought I would definitely shoot the first one I saw. A few years later after losing a few thousand dollars worth of beef running around the river bottom I have one and a whole lot of appreciation. Finding animals is way easier dead or alive. I have used them to find downed animals and live ones. The noise does not scare them as much as you think unless you go down for a close up. Sounds like a swarm of mosquitos.


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Re: Drones for hunting [Re: Halfadozen] #5964945 10/07/15 01:19 AM
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cheers yagh, sometimes when i'm slinger feelen eagletestical , you know, like the song says: mocho like a man.. i likes ta strap on me slinger six shooter rig & go wondering about the woods, with flash light off, on ol fashon hog hunt, like the good ol days... flag



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Re: Drones for hunting [Re: copperhead] #5965371 10/07/15 08:53 AM
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I bet it's probably a good tool against poachers too. Smile!


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Re: Drones for hunting [Re: copperhead] #5967782 10/08/15 06:44 PM
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For me, nothing to do with legality or ethics. I already carry too damm much stuff, no way would I burden myself with a drone and all the ancillary stuff to go with it.


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Re: Drones for hunting [Re: 1860.colt] #5967919 10/08/15 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted By: colt.45
cheers yagh, sometimes when i'm slinger feelen eagletestical , you know, like the song says: mocho like a man.. i likes ta strap on me slinger six shooter rig & go wondering about the woods, with flash light off, on ol fashon hog hunt, like the good ol days... flag

popcorn Tis age of high-tech, life stile of the rich & famous.. Seen it as a meter reader, several days had ta wrap knee, trying ta compete, with high-tech... Get caught up, go help here, go help thar... We lost our jobs, didn't do no good ta complain... Gov still spying on me bout alian body parts... Yet me favoret hog hunts were wondering about the woods... Old school... flag



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