Deer Trail, Colo., has a population of just 500, but has seen 1,000 applicants for its proposed licenses to �hunt� unmanned surveillance drones like this one. The novelty license promises a $100 �bounty� to shooters who bring in debris from an unmanned aircraft �known to be owned or operated by the United States federal government.�

Can you use lead shot?

The taxidermy possibilities are rather interesting.
Where would you put it?

Good question. And do you need a migratory bird stamp and a plug in the magazine tube?

I'd mount it on a pedestal in my front yard, like the VFW posts often do.

bondo and a can of paint for taxidermy.

piece of cake.

Some of the birds need a federal license, to keep as a taxidermy mount. Any ideas on that?

I understand that Boone and Crockett scores drones by they size of their camera lenses. Not sure what's needed to make book or if the 60-day drying rule applies but good luck bagging a Booner