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Eleanors38

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5. Not sure how this can be stopped as a land-owner

Reply to SecularMotion (Original post)

Thu Feb 6, 2014, 12:31 PM

Feb 2014

can say he was just checking fences. I suppose some law can be passed based on Alaska's where a (manned) plane cannot set down within a given area of where game was spotted by air.

Of course, PETA planes will receive triple A.

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Drones pose special threat to outdoors ethics [View all] SecularMotion Feb 2014 OP

Expect game departments to ban their use gejohnston Feb 2014 #1

Among the several examples, this first one of hunting a buck isn't unethical. NYC_SKP Feb 2014 #2

Last month I hunted in the Nueces Valley of Texas... Eleanors38 Feb 2014 #6

Of course with no comments from the poster...... oneshooter Feb 2014 #3

If you need a clue, read the title of the article. SecularMotion Feb 2014 #4

Not sure how this can be stopped as a land-owner Eleanors38 Feb 2014 #5

That makes it sound so easy. Has this actually been tried anywhere? the ones I've seen... yawnmaster Feb 2014 #7