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<blockquote data-quote="KDM" data-source="post: 88148" data-attributes="member: 314"><p>On private property, drone use by anyone other than the property owner will cause problems regardless of reason for use. What if the drone goes down on private property due to mechanical failure?? Does the operator have the right to retrieve it if he didn't have permission to be there. On public property, does a drone operator have the right to fly anywhere at anytime over anybody?? Think anti hunting peta type people. They could buzz every bow hunters location from their vehicle. Think elk hunting. Can a drone operator keep elk off public land and on their private land and say they are just out using their equipment?? The potential for conflict is almost endless. </p><p></p><p>IMO, drones are nothing but trouble for everyone. Even law enforcement. If they are used in a hostage situation or other crime in progress type deals, I am OK with it, but just flying over someone's backyard without a warrant is probably going to give them headaches.</p><p></p><p>JMHO though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KDM, post: 88148, member: 314"] On private property, drone use by anyone other than the property owner will cause problems regardless of reason for use. What if the drone goes down on private property due to mechanical failure?? Does the operator have the right to retrieve it if he didn't have permission to be there. On public property, does a drone operator have the right to fly anywhere at anytime over anybody?? Think anti hunting peta type people. They could buzz every bow hunters location from their vehicle. Think elk hunting. Can a drone operator keep elk off public land and on their private land and say they are just out using their equipment?? The potential for conflict is almost endless. IMO, drones are nothing but trouble for everyone. Even law enforcement. If they are used in a hostage situation or other crime in progress type deals, I am OK with it, but just flying over someone's backyard without a warrant is probably going to give them headaches. JMHO though. [/QUOTE]
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