I had been in favor of using thermal drones to RECOVER deer, but this illustrates misuse. Calling the neighbor and passing info on where the deer was from the use of thermal imaging when the deer is alive may be illegal in some states and is immoral in all. Technology has ruined hunting.
@DroneProDeerRecovery When you said you were gonna try to make him move so you could see the other side...that's hunting. Spotting him from the air is one thing. That's "recovery." When you use that drone to make him move, that's no longer just recovery. That's hunting. And you showed the world.
We are doing it here in Nc. Awesome way not only to find the deer you shot but also find the deers patterns and bedding places. You can spot the deer that you have on your camera find his habits and movements and then set your stand up accordingly
@ you still have to go get in your stand. No guarantee big boy is going to show up. It eliminates putting smell in the woods. Do you not use a trail camera? What’s the difference. It’s called technology
@delljackson8846 i don't use cameras and every B&C / P&Y on my wall that's all 140 + have been killed by woodsmanship , intuition,time in the woods , anticipation & luck ! I've only seen any buck I've harvested one time and that's the day he found his final resting place... never seen before or knew they even existed outside of tracks and sighn ! Hunting is about the unknown and anticipation of a big buck coming through by chance ... it's hunting not videoography with drones , cameras & putting a deer under surveillance like a federal investigation ... I hunt big sighn and i kill big bucks and keeping surveillance on a deer and slipping in to kill him after you've had him under constant surveillance isn't hunting and if u think that flying a drone over a farm / farms until u find a big buck and then continue to study & pattern a deer by video drone and cameras footage and then kill it and call it hunting is ridiculous ! Anybody can kill big bucks with a drone and cameras because there is no skill involved in that or is it hunting ... how hard is it to kill a deer that you know is in a bedding area and where he travels and all his routes because u have been stalking and keeping this buck under surveillance with a drone and cameras ... gtfoh !
@@chiefjoseph8154 hello! An important part of hunting is the recovery of the animal. As a sportsman, we owe the respect to the animal to use everything we can in order to recover the animal. Utilizing a drone to do that is just one tool to use. This is part of the recovery only, not the hunt. Thank you for watching!
Under normal circumstances I would have watched this video but I'm exiting after 9 seconds because of the clickbait. I'm tired of people who pull these stunts!
@@donnakearse2503 hello! An important part of hunting is the recovery of the animal. As a sportsman, we owe the respect to the animal to use everything we can in order to recover the animal. Utilizing a drone to do that is just one tool to use. This is part of the recovery only, not the hunt. Thank you for watching!
I had been in favor of using thermal drones to RECOVER deer, but this illustrates misuse. Calling the neighbor and passing info on where the deer was from the use of thermal imaging when the deer is alive may be illegal in some states and is immoral in all. Technology has ruined hunting.
I, also thought your neighbor shot you...please edit.
That's what I thought too. I'm glad I only made it 9 seconds into the video before seeing the comments. That's reason not to watch now.
Some states don't allow drones for hunting!
@@Dannoo77 we are here in Ohio, drones are ILLEGAL to be used for HUNTING. It is legal however to be used for recovery only. Thanks for watching!
@DroneProDeerRecovery When you said you were gonna try to make him move so you could see the other side...that's hunting. Spotting him from the air is one thing. That's "recovery." When you use that drone to make him move, that's no longer just recovery. That's hunting. And you showed the world.
We are doing it here in Nc. Awesome way not only to find the deer you shot but also find the deers patterns and bedding places. You can spot the deer that you have on your camera find his habits and movements and then set your stand up accordingly
@@delljackson8846 for sure a great tool to have! Thanks for watching!
That's not hunting ...
@ you still have to go get in your stand. No guarantee big boy is going to show up. It eliminates putting smell in the woods. Do you not use a trail camera? What’s the difference. It’s called technology
@delljackson8846 i don't use cameras and every B&C / P&Y on my wall that's all 140 + have been killed by woodsmanship , intuition,time in the woods , anticipation & luck ! I've only seen any buck I've harvested one time and that's the day he found his final resting place... never seen before or knew they even existed outside of tracks and sighn ! Hunting is about the unknown and anticipation of a big buck coming through by chance ... it's hunting not videoography with drones , cameras & putting a deer under surveillance like a federal investigation ... I hunt big sighn and i kill big bucks and keeping surveillance on a deer and slipping in to kill him after you've had him under constant surveillance isn't hunting and if u think that flying a drone over a farm / farms until u find a big buck and then continue to study & pattern a deer by video drone and cameras footage and then kill it and call it hunting is ridiculous ! Anybody can kill big bucks with a drone and cameras because there is no skill involved in that or is it hunting ... how hard is it to kill a deer that you know is in a bedding area and where he travels and all his routes because u have been stalking and keeping this buck under surveillance with a drone and cameras ... gtfoh !
@ I agree 💯 if you are the only one hunting that farm. Here you have loddie doddie and everybody hunting
There’s hunting and then there’s this.
@@chiefjoseph8154 hello! An important part of hunting is the recovery of the animal. As a sportsman, we owe the respect to the animal to use everything we can in order to recover the animal. Utilizing a drone to do that is just one tool to use. This is part of the recovery only, not the hunt. Thank you for watching!
If you used that drone to make him move, you were hunting. That was just wrong, dude.
Agreed. This was not "recovery". This was hunting with a drone. Thumbs down to this clown.
Was the deer already dead when the owner shot it? Who claimed it?
@@maryj2671 that buck was alive and well when I found him. The neighbor shot him the following day! Thanks for watching!!
Drone hunting is illegal I’m sure your local game wardens have this clip……
Under normal circumstances I would have watched this video but I'm exiting after 9 seconds because of the clickbait. I'm tired of people who pull these stunts!
Where can I buy this tech
@@christophergodbold4606 we got ours from Ohio Drone Repair, highly recommend!!
But where was the first shot?
@@jestakon on the right, a little low and back. Thanks for watching!!
How did the neighbor kill him?
@@bidenhasdementia8657 shot with a bow the following day. Thanks for watching!
@@DroneProDeerRecoveryI'd hate to kill that buck like that. Crappy situation all around I guess.
Wow what kind of tech are u using that is cool
We use a DJI M30T thermal drone!
Where is the sport in this. Be a decent sportsman.
@@donnakearse2503 hello! An important part of hunting is the recovery of the animal. As a sportsman, we owe the respect to the animal to use everything we can in order to recover the animal. Utilizing a drone to do that is just one tool to use. This is part of the recovery only, not the hunt. Thank you for watching!
Is there anyone who does this in indiana
@@christophergodbold4606 google Drone Deer Recovery, should be a map that pops up to show services in your area, thanks for watching!