[likes-to-shoot]

I thought all the states had laws on the books already against harassing fishermen and hunters.

 

[CharlieAMA]

Alot of states do have laws on the books, but I think PETA operates by a different set of rules.

 

[Hap MecTweaks]

I heard Drones can't stand copper 4s? Drone stew?

HAP

 

[JACK]

since when does PETA live by usual rules, laws and ethics? Shortly a small cheap seeking rocket will be devised to shoot these out of the air. Technology is here already. Just adaptation.

 

[dickgtax]

As both an Illinois shooter and radio control aircraft enthusiast I have mixed emotions.

 

[Catpower]

I would like PETA to fly their drones over our place. Before the ammo shortage BS I bought a flat of 00 buckshot at an insanely low price

I don't have any need for it, but I just couldn't pass it by, I think I found a need for it

 

[CharlieAMA]

One time, years ago, there was a bunch of radio-control people flying their airplanes at Southeast Park, which is across the fence south, from Amarillo Gun Club. We were having a small registered shoot going on, and one of those dudes decided to fly his airplane down the line couple of times. Well, he made a pass or two, and did some loopty doos, and made another pass. The plane didn't make it. It sounded like the USS Missouri going off. Anyway, the shoot resumed, and nobody came to claim what was left of the plane.


My daughter has a t-shirt with PETA on the front, and 'People eating tasty animals' on the back.

 

[likes-to-shoot]

We are going to lose a lot of rights when law enforcement, news reporters and paparazzi gets into the drone reconnaissance more heavily than they are now. The FAA just OKed several states as bases for drones.

 

[doggai]

There's a saying - shoot,dig,shut up.

 

[CharlieAMA]

Yes, the FAA cleared 6 places for the testing of drones, with the intention of sharing the skies by the end of 2015. The University of Alaska, which has sight in Hawaii, and Oregon. The State of Nevada. The Griffiss International Airport near Utica, New York. The North Dakota Dept. of Commerce. Texas A+M University, which will study and drevelop safety systems for drones. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University to test failure modes and technical risks. FYI.

 

[slide action]

The old copper plated BBs should work, Also the hevi shot Coyote loads!

 

[likes-to-shoot]

You people are talking about shooting the drones down but don't you think the cameras will identify who did it..Plus I would imagine that there will be laws against that..

 

[oleolliedawg]

One had a bad day at a live bird shoot a few years ago. No tears were shed!!

 

[cbxchris]

Guy started buzzing us while dove hunting few years ago.

He didn't have the nerve to come get what was left.

 

[oleolliedawg]

Crab, ssssshhhhh!!

 

[Perazzi_MX8]

I would consider any drone to be a threat to me. We all the God given right to protect ourselves. Every single one should be shot down on site no matter who is controlling it. The hell with burying them just leave them to rot.

 

[22hornet]

Would a sustained lead work best, or perhaps a pull through?

 

[unplugged]

HERE you go!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAELplrEYu4

 

[mx2k33]

It won't be long before "data" from PETA or other's drones will soon contain information "vital to public safety" so open season won't last long.

Meanwhile, make sure you smile for the snapshot just before you shoot and cut off the drone's live stream. In Illinois, as well as other states, the hunter is likely to be in violation of some local firearm ordinance that will cost a significant amount of money to defend. Shooting down government toys won't be free for long.