Had one of those Drones check out my whirlybird

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by sprocketman25

I heard they have to register with the authorities governing airspace and they for no reason can fly one within 100 ft of a occupied home......... the rules a very strict So I would guess if it was within 100ft of your personal space free game because the operator is knowingly breaking the law

---

Dont think so, change the drone to a guy in a car parked in front of your house. You may not like it, but it does not give you any right to go damage his car.

The rules have not changed yet, they are still in the works.

I know where someone's drone is that they lost. It's in the Ganaraska Forest hanging about 60' up a tree with no branches for the first 20' at the top of a 80' ridge. It's been there since Thanksgiving Weekend. From the ground using binos,it looks like a fairly expensive unit. The Black Bear season ended last week and the black powder Deer hunt ends today and the entire Forest is now closed to all motorized vehicle use,so,it should be very quiet. I'm heading into the Forest on Monday for Grouse. If it's still hanging up there,I'm taking my climbing gear and a buddy and bringing it down. I'll let you know if it works out.

I load of #6 grouse shot would make it come down faster.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Fisherman

I load of #6 grouse shot would make it come down faster.

---

No,no,if it's any good,I'll buy a replacement remote and keep it after the appropriate 90 day period,of course. Even better if it has a camera attached.

Ah, ulterior motive.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Fisherman

Ah, ulterior motive.

---

LOL I have to wonder,though,why it's still there after a month and a half.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by trimmer21

No,no,if it's any good,I'll buy a replacement remote and keep it after the appropriate 90 day period,of course. Even better if it has a camera attached.

---

So, do you have to bring it to the authority first and then wait for a year?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by seabast

So, do you have to bring it to the authority first and then wait for a year?

---

Ninety days,seabast. Found property should be turned in/reported to Police. If it's not claimed within that time,the item may be returned to you if you desire or it may be disposed of at your discretion. The only items that don't fall into that catagory are firearms or illegal materials.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by trimmer21

Ninety days,seabast. Found property should be turned in/reported to Police. If it's not claimed within that time,the item may be returned to you if you desire or it may be disposed of at your discretion. The only items that don't fall into that catagory are firearms or illegal materials.

---

One full year, this is what the cop told me when I found a bike a the bottom of a lake. A year later they call me and it's mine since then.