Private Drones and your Opinion.
Read a story last week of a guy in Kentucky that was arrested for shooting down a privately owned drone. Destruction of property. The drone was hovering over his deck while his daughter (16) was sunbathing by the pool. The drone from what I read was taking pics and video of the neighbors property with permission to do so. I don't blame the guy for what he did at all. I would have done the same. I don't think he would have done the same if he had known what was going on.
My question is at what height do you feel you can defend your property? Naturally you can't be shooting at every helo that flies over but when you see a drone hovering in your backyard that brings up questions. Just curious as to others thoughts. |
I say if its within shotgun range, and its within the borders of your property, then its free game.
airspace above your own property should be within your rights to defend it from outside invasions of any type of spy equipt from private or government sources. I also contend that property is only something which you possess and a flying drone, once released, is no longer in your possession simply because it is within your control so therefore there can and should be no basis for destruction of property such as a car or boat because the drone can invade other property and is not attached to the ground or any surface. want to keep your drone free from damage and safe, then keep it out of other peoples yards |
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I don't know why the operators of drones don't get arrested for trespassing and possibly peeping tom charges.
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if u want to fly a drone, good for you.
i will treat it just like i do people that set up too close to me duck hunting... shoot at it till it goes away. lol |
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Man it would be fun to send a drone across the marsh opening day; gonna have to keep it around 100yards to evade the 3.5" Black Cloud pattern master, super kicker guys.
Or just buzz the decoys like a GWT. |
I heard they opened a "season" on drones in CO...
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If the courts back up landowners that claim ownership of natural bayous, I'm going to claim ownership of the air above my property as high as my 12 gauge can do damage.
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lot's of profit here for lawyers
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It's just an all around creepy thought. Whether it's a thief using to scope out your place ot some perv hoping to get a look at your daughter or wife in her bikini it's just creepy. I believe it would be time for some aerial target practice.
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Sure wish I would live in some of your neighborhoods. I could use a new quadcopter after you shoot it down and after you get out of jail. Check what kind of offense it is to shoot one out of the sky.
And BTW, has any of you taken time to look at a picture or a video that was taken from a recreation quadcopter? The camera is so wide angle that you can't even make out the faces. But just keep on being bad and actually shoot one and see what happens to you.:rolleyes: |
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Not true. Recreational quadcopters now can carry full size digital cameras. I put a GoPro on one of my RC planes and can take amazing high quality pics of just about anything I can fly over. I don't fly over people's homes though, just do it over my jobsites. I don't blame the dude for blasting it out of the sky for taking photos of his daughter. |
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they guy that shot the drone needs a cheap lawyer and this video and he is off the hook
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FI--wFfipvA |
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Also what do you have to hide? The ones who usually cried about that has something to hide and are paranoid. Of course I know you will say that you have nothing to hide. :) |
I mean really what reason would a person have to fly over another persons property with one of those other than just spying?
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No matter if someone is hiding something or not you shouldn't be on their property. I have nothing to hide. Hell I'll even F my wife on the patio so you get a better video. Don't want the windo getting in the way :)
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Shoot down the drone. By the time police arrive the drone will be gone. No evidence. He could prove it if he was live steaming to an external server or hard drive but would have to show the cops to prove it. I bet that would make for some interesting questions in court. Let's see. Sir why do you video people and their property without their knowledge or permission and stream it to an external, personal server?
I hear Subway has an opening for a new spokes person. E maybe you should apply. Seems you would fit in well ;) |
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there are those who use drones for perfectly respectable purposes but for every person doing the right thing there are 9 others ready and willing to use them just for pure invasion of your privacy just because they can. I don't know why E feels the way he does but I have to think he sides with those who spy on people because he likes the idea of being able to spy on others. I remember those fighting robots they used to show on TV, maybe that's the solution, a drone killing drone that goes up there and destroys their spy toys. using their own logic of THEY aren't spying, the drone is, so if your drone destroys theirs, YOU didn't do anything so YOU aren't responsible for their drones destruction, it was another drone that did it lol. |
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I think they are cool and have lots of uses. Fishing vids, getting a good view of your new lease or a great view of your property. I think it's wrong to willfully fly onto another persons property. Yeah you can say you don't video or take pics but should I trust you? I just worry when someone openly says it's no prob unless you're hiding something. When did it become their job to make sure I wasn't hiding something? Your toy is in my yard you will loose it period. Call the cops and wait because I promise you that you don't want to come visit me while youre pissed and combative. |
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what gets me is if its in my yard then I own it as far as I am concerned. if it breaks and lands in my yard, it belongs to me, if a bird craps on it or "anything" happens to it (even lead poisoning lol) then its mine. so after I shoot it down, if it lands in my yard, then it was on my property, and therefore I own it, and I just shot something that belongs to me, so this idea that he proposes that they can fly a drone over my yard as much as they like and I cant shoot it down is pure BS in my book. I will shoot it down 100 times in a row and would love to go to court to defend my property and privacy rights over the rights of a drone operating peeping tom. I apply the burglar rule, you can shoot a burglar as long as he falls dead inside the house (I only shoot to kill and don't stop until I put 3 on target) so by the same token I will shoot down any drone as long as it will fall in my yard, if there is a question about where it will land then its questionable if its truly over my yard so I wont shoot. |
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You are the one who brought up some valid points on why you don't like quads. Of course with what you have on your mind I guess I would not want them either. You can make up every excuse you want but it now seems like you have something to hid, so go ahead and shoot one down and see who comes on here and posts that he needs a lawyer. But you and your friend know everything. HAve at it but no I don't want to film your wife.:*****: |
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Nothing to hide bro. I guess i'll be smart and just agree to disagree before I say something I shouldn't.
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Even if someone does have something to hide, it's not your damn business to fly your toy over their property and take pics without permission!!
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Yeah, I would shoot it down in a heart beat..
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Back "in the day" I used to make my living sometimes conducting LEGAL surveillances. The rule we were taught by our attorneys was that according to state and federal law, if something could be seen from a public (or private with permission) place without using any enhancements, it was legal to observe. For instance, if someone had a fence around their property and it was short enough to where a person could see into someone's backyard without using a ladder, it was legal to observe, but if one used a ladder to look over the fence, that was an invasion of privacy because you enhanced your observation. Seems to me that the use of a drone to video or take still pix is a violation of privacy, especially if the drone is over the "airspace" of another property owner. Now, as to the legality of shooting one down, probably not legal, but some type of civil action could be taken or at least one could file a criminal complaint with the popo. Now, having said that, if I happen to see such an object hovering over my property (and it's in range) and it just so happens that I was target practicing at the same time, then .................
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I have all kinda stuff to hide..............
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You hover over my property, taking video or pics of my teenage(minor/illegal/under my care) daughter, it's gonna come down. I really wouldn't care if I was arrested and, by the time the cops got there, they'd be able to add assault charges to the list, since apparently this little creep had the audacity to confront the father.
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Wow what a bunch of Rambos on here. All this talk about shooting down a quad copter just because it is flying over your property. Might want to check with the FAA if you really own the air space over your property. Well if you live in Texas you do but how about Louisiana? How legal is it to discharge a firearm in your neighborhood? What if the bbs out of your gun hits some one or something else on its way down? Would a judge say well it is ok because he comes from SaltyCajun website and he said that he was going to shoot down a drone, but forgot that some of the bbs hit some one else on their way down?
Also most of you talk about if the government wants your guns, they will have to pry them from your cold dead hands. Well you know you are just typing that to make yourself look good. If a black suburban pulls up in front of your house, you would be handing guns over like you give treats to your dog. But it sounds good when you come on the internet and say no one will take my guns or I will shoot down a drone. Most of you don't even know a drone is what the government flies over the terrorist to protect your silly ways, so you can come to the internet and say that you would fight the government if they want your guns after it becomes law. A quad copter is what you buy at a HB store and fly around in the neighbor hood. Just stop a look at yourself how bad you have become because of the internet. :*****: Next ? |
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Not one post you have made this year hasn't had some negative undertone or rude remark to someone on here. Man, I'm glad my life doesn't suck so bad that I need to take to the interweb to try to make other people as pissed off as you are. |
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I don't have a dog in this fight, and I do agree with you about internet *****'s. Maybe you were trolling or playing the devils advocate but your coming across a little creepy. Kinda like that neighbor who never waves and has way too many train sets for an adult. |
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Your a sad sad man!!! Yes i live in tx. But own 80 ac. And a camp in la. I wouldn't blink an eye of shooting your hobby down!! You must live in a place you can't pee without peeing on your n |
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Neighbors fence!! You should not get to vote!! Property rights is about the only thing we have left, you ask if a black subberen pulled up at my house I would see what they wanted and lock the door!! And when they came in shoot them , if they get me that's fine, but not going to give up my rights and jump off the cliff cause all the rest of the sheep did!!! Your out of your mind!!!
You compare military drones to you spying, on private property is Apple's to fish!! |
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