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    Default PA man convicted of drone hunting.


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    Talk about bullshit and I agree, if the caller was game commission, it sounds like entrapment to me too. Is this really the biggest problem they have?
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    Default Re: PA man convicted of drone hunting.

    If not the biggest problem, it's got great optics for PGC law enforcement, and an easy bust.

    "If you cant be near the suspect you suspect, then suspect the suspect you're near."

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    Default Re: PA man convicted of drone hunting.

    Maybe this does need revisiting. I might agree with the illegality of actually stalking deer by drone. Then again, tons of fishermen use fish finders.

    But if you hit and can't find a deer, using a drone kind of seems like a viable option.

    I guess PGC would just rather hunters wound a deer, then go home and leave it to die, get eaten by scavengers, and rot away?

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    Default Re: PA man convicted of drone hunting.

    Thought this was going to be about shooting drones!

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    Default Re: PA man convicted of drone hunting.

    Quote Originally Posted by JDA58 View Post
    Thought this was going to be about shooting drones!
    ME TOO!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Noah_Zark View Post
    If not the biggest problem, it's got great optics for PGC law enforcement, and an easy bust.

    "If you cant be near the suspect you suspect, then suspect the suspect you're near."

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    Default Re: PA man convicted of drone hunting.

    I'm definately anti drone for hunting. That's all we need. Drones everywhere on opening day.

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    Default Re: PA man convicted of drone hunting.

    Quote Originally Posted by DukeConnor View Post
    I'm definately anti drone for hunting. That's all we need. Drones everywhere on opening day.
    I believe the article states the drone was used after legal hunting hours and only to find a "supposed" wounded deer.

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    Default Re: PA man convicted of drone hunting.

    It does seem much like entrapment. But what*s interesting to me is the article stated game wardens warned him it was illegal last year but he and his lawyer had a different interpretation. Right now that was not a winning strategy.

    Before drones are allowed I*d prefer the state approved the use of hand held thermals to help recover if needed. It gets dark as shit in some of our woods and thermal would help. But then you get into the slippery slope of are you using it to find game.

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