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You get the video on the receiver and can save it there. On the DJI's I've flown they also have the option to save it to a SD card on the drone.

Most of those ho's seem well fed!

Thanks, Steve.

the privacy thing here is not the issue.

the use of the drones to harass folks is. Especially against some of those folks on the video that are rather obviously mentally ill.

one might look at it as bullying the kids on the short bus

Doughty ought anti aircraft.
But seriously though, I see alot of people on YouTube that get reactions from folks by filming them in public. Some will even assault and batter the photographers. They must not realize that we are on a camera damn near everywhere in life.

It uploads as it videos.

Depends on the state, laws vary.

12 ga. - done...

I for one have no use for Human Rats.
I have had my run in with to many of them.

That said

Harassing them with drones should be band and when they catch the people doing it they should go to proson for a long time.
It is still a Bully Harassment as far as I am concerned.

These Drone operators flyover private property and take shots at little girls sun bathing in their back yards and in windows of homes where everyone should have some privacy

There should be an open season to shoot them down when they are Harassing people or flying over private property.

There should, indeed. It's insane that there's not.

About 3 years ago.......my Son who lives next door to me came over and asked, did you see the drone flying around, I said no, wtf is that about?

There are some Women who went missing in my rural area, 4 IIRC, 2 have been found, one was found buried on a property about 2 miles from ours, the other in the bush within 5 miles from here, unrelated to one another, anyways......some of the family of the other missing persons were looking in everyones backyards with this drone for evidence of bodies.

My Son saw the drone, went out to find the operators, found them (2 people) and said.....I will shoot it down if it flys around here again, they apologized and moved on.

Now dat's what I'm talkin' 'bout!

You'd like to think, but that isn't necessarily true.

Then the laws need to catch up to reality.

I tend to agree, but I sure as hell won't shoot one down and risk prison and loss of firearms rights at this moment.

I know some parks and other areas ban them without permits

If they can be banned in public areas, they can be banned on private property

Common law principles can also apply in areas such as private property rights, nuisance and product liability. Regarding private property, caution is in order. The old notion that ownership of land entails ownership of all the air above it was long ago abrogated by statute,37 and all navigable airspace is legally in the public domain.38 Navigable airspace is any airspace in which flight can take place, in some cases right down to inches above the ground.39 Many cases have confirmed that a property owner does not have a cause of action for trespass where a flight is conducted in airspace above the property in compliance with federal regulations. Where a helicopter hovered low over a homeowner’s property while the crew shot video for a news story, the court rejected a trespass claim

Notwithstanding a few judges who have acquitted defendants charged under state or local law (usually destruction of property) with shooting down drones, destroying or disabling an aircraft is a federal crime pursuant to 20 U.S.C. §32 – and a drone is unquestionably an “aircraft” as defined in 49 U.S.C. §40102 and 14 CFR 1.1 (a device that is “invented, used, or designed to navigate, or fly in, the air”). To date there has been no reported federal prosecution of anyone for interfering with a drone. Some drone operators whose craft have been shot down or otherwise attacked have sued for damages.

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sounds like they need to establish minimum height for drones on private lands, the FAA recommends 400 feet

Sometimes I forget that others don't live in freedom.

Where is it legal to shoot down aircraft?

When my run in with the prick neighbor took place I did some reading and there's a ceiling drones can't go below or above. It's not s state law, it's federal. If you're in someone's face with one you're too low.