A.O.
Well-Known Member
I ran a 1600 acre ranch down in the Lampasas area for a number of years and part of my job was to "try" to control the feral hog population and I will say that a drone would have been a great asset in doing so. Good luck to you and hope you get the lighting on your drone to help with the task.Thank you for the welcoming notes and the feedback. Maybe hunting was the wrong word.. I've got 1,000 acres and hogs that are tearing up the land, in Texas, they are an escalating problem for property/wildlife here. I'm looking to see where they are coming into my property, where they are hanging out, and ultimately block there entry to preserve my property/wildlife. They come out of hiding at night, so identifying those locations it's next to impossible from anywhere but the air. 1 more point - there is a game warden that flies around on a helicopter and shoots them to continue to control the problem, so don't believe identification w/ a drone would be a problem.