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<blockquote data-quote="KDM" data-source="post: 189685" data-attributes="member: 314"><p>Drones, in and of themselves are, to me, the latest in hobby remote controlled aircraft and pose no threat to anyone when used in public areas.&nbsp; You put a camera on it and now it's a tool to invade locations where the operator is/was never meant to go without permission.&nbsp; ie: posted land, back yards, private resorts, ect.&nbsp; The use of these toys over my property is, to me, the same as trespassing without permission.&nbsp; Any use of these toys over private property (homes or land) should be prohibited.&nbsp; PERIOD!!!&nbsp; As far as using them for hunting on public land, I oppose this as the possibility for abuses ranging from harassment of other hunters, driving game, harassing game, using it to scout for game, and so forth make them a quagmire for negative relationships and encounters between so many groups it's staggering.&nbsp; I know guys, including myself, who work very hard to provide a sanctuary for deer and would be VERY PUT OUT to have some fubblenuts spook the deer with their toys.&nbsp; Are there positives, of course, but in my mind, the negative uses people will come up with do not balance the spreadsheet.&nbsp; Carry On!!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="KDM, post: 189685, member: 314"] Drones, in and of themselves are, to me, the latest in hobby remote controlled aircraft and pose no threat to anyone when used in public areas. You put a camera on it and now it's a tool to invade locations where the operator is/was never meant to go without permission. ie: posted land, back yards, private resorts, ect. The use of these toys over my property is, to me, the same as trespassing without permission. Any use of these toys over private property (homes or land) should be prohibited. PERIOD!!! As far as using them for hunting on public land, I oppose this as the possibility for abuses ranging from harassment of other hunters, driving game, harassing game, using it to scout for game, and so forth make them a quagmire for negative relationships and encounters between so many groups it's staggering. I know guys, including myself, who work very hard to provide a sanctuary for deer and would be VERY PUT OUT to have some fubblenuts spook the deer with their toys. Are there positives, of course, but in my mind, the negative uses people will come up with do not balance the spreadsheet. Carry On!! [/QUOTE]

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