Deer and Drones
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08/09/2016 01:18 AM
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There is a large bean field (owned by a friend) next to our campground on the Ohio River in Milton, KY. I see deer in the beans just about every evening and morning, but was able to finally see how they would react to my drone flying over them. I have seen upwards to 20 deer at a time feeding in this field, but only 3 this evening. The drone is fairly loud, so I'm sure the deer can hear it from 100+ yards away, but it seems like if high enough, they don't really care about it. You'll see if it gets low enough, they don't appreciate the buzzing, haha. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nspr8Na1s-Q
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/09/2016 02:13 AM
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Originally posted by 76chevy: cool!
What model is that? Footage looks excellent Thanks! I got the Phantom 3 4K.
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/09/2016 05:36 AM
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I believe this is not legal in Indiana at certain times of the year per new State law.
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/09/2016 05:44 AM
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Originally posted by BREW...: I believe this is not legal in Indiana at certain times of the year per new State law. Illegal to aid in hunting. Not illegal to fly around taking pictures.
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/09/2016 07:44 AM
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Just keep em out of my airspace. First one buzzing my property becomes an aerial target lol
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/09/2016 07:59 AM
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If he's using it to inventory/watch a deer herd, that he will later hunt, isnt that aiding in hunting ??
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/09/2016 08:03 AM
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Originally posted by Jeff Valovich: If he's using it to inventory/watch a deer herd, that he will later hunt, isnt that aiding in hunting ?? They put a time limit before season starts, 14 days I think.
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/09/2016 08:04 AM
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Originally posted by maddogmech: Great footage arlowe.....What was your approx. height above the deer that you could stay without spooking them? What was your distance from the Drone ? If I stayed above 50ft or so, they didn't seem to care. I was about 1200ft from the drone in this video.
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/09/2016 12:18 PM
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Originally posted by Jeff Valovich: If he's using it to inventory/watch a deer herd, that he will later hunt, isnt that aiding in hunting ?? YEP....but you could always tell anyone asking "Not illegal to fly around taking pictures" Then your Legal....SMH
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/09/2016 12:27 PM
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Originally posted by BREW...: Originally posted by Jeff Valovich: [b] If he's using it to inventory/watch a deer herd, that he will later hunt, isnt that aiding in hunting ?? YEP....but you could always tell anyone asking "Not illegal to fly around taking pictures"
Then your Legal....SMH [/b]Isn't taking an inventory with a drone the same as having trail cams out? Except now it's illegal to do it 14 days up to and during deer season on properties you hunt with a drone. Plus, you can tell by my video it is very tough if not impossible to get close enough to really see much detail about the deer. I think the main concern is pulling up to a place you hunt, flying your drone out over an area to see if there are deer and then making a hunting decision based on that information.
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/09/2016 02:52 PM
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No it's no the same.... And real time cams are not legal in Indiana for hunting also.
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/09/2016 02:54 PM
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I think it is the same, IMO. Oh well, everyone will hunt their own way.
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/09/2016 03:02 PM
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Originally posted by BREW...: No it's no the same.... And real time cams are not legal in Indiana for hunting also. I wasn't aware of this.
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/09/2016 04:44 PM
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new law? Can you post a link? Originally posted by BREW...: No it's no the same.... And real time cams are not legal in Indiana for hunting also.
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/09/2016 06:34 PM
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Originally posted by 76chevy: new law?
Can you post a link?
Originally posted by BREW...: [b] No it's no the same.... And real time cams are not legal in Indiana for hunting also. [/b]No new law..... By real time i talking a cam the will send a pic to you phone or any other device. So your saying these real time cams are legal to use while hunting now??
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/09/2016 06:38 PM
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I never heard they were illegal? We use them for trapping around Indianapolis but they don't get service where we hunt. They still take great pics though so we use them for deer hunting as well.
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/09/2016 06:42 PM
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I didn't know there was a ruling on real time cams. I don't have any but it would be nice to be sure of the laws.
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/09/2016 07:19 PM
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Originally posted by bean: I didn't know there was a ruling on real time cams. I don't have any but it would be nice to be sure of the laws. Always been under impression that the use of any Electronic device was illegal to use in the take of deer.... Has that changed or was that never the case? I don't use any of the stuff so maybe I was assuming wrong!
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/09/2016 07:25 PM
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Originally posted by arlowe13: I never heard they were illegal? We use them for trapping around Indianapolis but they don't get service where we hunt. They still take great pics though so we use them for deer hunting as well. So your saying you use the cams that send a pic as soon as it's taken and it sends that pic to another device so you can view in real time? Interesting....
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/10/2016 01:27 AM
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Originally posted by BREW...: Originally posted by arlowe13: [b] I never heard they were illegal? We use them for trapping around Indianapolis but they don't get service where we hunt. They still take great pics though so we use them for deer hunting as well. So your saying you use the cams that send a pic as soon as it's taken and it sends that pic to another device so you can view in real time?
Interesting.... [/b]Yes, my dad owns a business trapping nuisance wildlife where it is very beneficial to know when an animal enters a trap. Yes we use those cameras during deer season, but the cell function doesn't work where we hunt because of no cell service, so they operate like a normal trail camera where you have to go out and check the camera.
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/10/2016 05:38 AM
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For what it's worth, drone operation is also regulated by Federal law. FAA dictates that you can't operate a drone within 5 miles of any airport, the drone must be in your visual line of sight at all times (with the naked eye), you can't operate above any person who is not part of your operation, you can't go higher than 400 feet unless above a structure, and other rules that are listed in their website.
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As far as the rule about trail cams that send pics to your cell or email, the DNR added a paragraph in the regs several years ago that seemed to make it a violation to use them or any other remote operated device while hunting. I don't know if that rule still exists, and don't see it in the latest regs, but might be missing it.
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/10/2016 05:49 AM
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Originally posted by sticksender: For what it's worth, drone operation is also regulated by Federal law. FAA dictates that you can't operate a drone within 5 miles of any airport, the drone must be in your visual line of sight at all times (with the naked eye), you can't operate above any person who is not part of your operation, you can't go higher than 400 feet unless above a structure, and other rules that are listed in their website. You can legally operate within 5 miles of any airport after you notify them.
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/11/2016 03:34 AM
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Originally posted by sticksender: As far as the rule about trail cams that send pics to your cell or email, the DNR added a paragraph in the regs several years ago that seemed to make it a violation to use them or any other remote operated device while hunting. I don't know if that rule still exists, and don't see it in the latest regs, but might be missing it. yep....I knew I remembered something along them lines.
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Re: Deer and Drones
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08/15/2016 09:44 AM
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Use of Drones (Page 12) State law prohibits the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) to search for, scout, locate, or detect a wild animal as an aid to take that animal during the hunting season and for 14 days prior to the hunting season for that animal. There are a few exceptions for purposes such as agricultural production, nuisance wild animal control, and scientific research. An “unmanned aerial vehicle” means an aircraft that A) does not carry a human operator, and B) is capable of flight under remote control or autonomous programming. http://www.eregulations.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/16INHD.pdf
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