Have seen at Costco a helicopter toy with a camera. Having one like that and flying to see where the game is, is it legal? Did not stop to check what the range is but thought crossed my mind.
3. hunt any wildlife with or from an aircraft, or communicate, for the purpose of hunting, the signs or whereabouts of wildlife seen during a flight on an aircraft.
So i think they would consider that an aircraft so it probably wouldnt be legal. Although that is a good idea, ive never thought of it. I have thought of recording calls and using speakers and stuff for big game but unfortunety thats also illegal.
Drones are getting cheaper and cheaper. I don't think it would be considered an aircraft and I imagine the regs will be have to be updated as this technology becomes more mainstream.
I doubt the Costco ones are good enough to be effective though. Probably loud and the range would be pretty limited.
The joke there was insinuating that I might still have a use for one, but perhaps it was too subtle
There should be allowances for some types of hunting within a short period from departing an aircraft, specifically if you parachute down in the dark with night vision goggles. You have to admit that would be pretty cool, plus dangerous enough that not everyone would do it.
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Last edited by CaberTosser; 05-14-2013 at 05:27 PM.
Sounds awesome, if we can figure out a way to field dress remotely we don't even have to leave the vehicle.
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