Anyone here using video equiped drones,,

[boarderbloke]

on the farm to monitor fields for flooding, insect damage(ie; cutworm), waterfowl damage, desiccation timing, maturity for swathing or cutting? What else?

[bgmb]

I think most guys use them as a toy maybe do a few you tube videos, spy on the neighnours a bit maybe.

[bgmb]

I think most guys use them as a toy maybe do a few you tube videos, spy on the neighnours a bit maybe.

[bgmb]

I think most guys use them as a toy maybe do a few you tube videos, spy on the neighnours a bit maybe.

[samhill]

What size shot do you recommend at 30 to 40 yards.

[SASKFARMER3]

Should have one this spring working on deal! It has a place! Section fields tough to walk and finds out what's happening!

[bigzee]

As they say on Duck Dynasty ....... "She Gone"

[Hopperbin]

Sask you and the kids just want to have a good time. Also its probably not illegal to shoot one down. What are they worth all decked out with useless shit?

[bucket]

They have been using them to smuggle drugs across the mexican/us border.

It either got shot down the other day or someone fell asleep operating.


Guy at the lake has one - it's amazing how quick it disappears.

I think it would be great for farm pictures. You could get the right angle and see the picture while he is doing it.

[BTO_farmalll]

This Would Be Funner!!!!!!!

[mbratrud]

Those don't look very safe. Some more substantial roll protection would be in order. They look fun, a hoot in the winter i bet.