Would you shoot down a drone over your back yard?

[XD40scinNC]

I grew up watching Super Friends, I get the Wonder Woman reference.

You grew up

I don't need any corrupt, slimy, attorney to tell me what's right and wrong and what's obviously a common sense situation.

If there is any reality in any of your posts, you're going to have a change of heart about attorneys as you beg them to keep you from becoming your cell mates little luv puppy.

 

[TroutKing]

I don't need any corrupt, slimy, attorney to tell me what's right and wrong and what's obviously a common sense situation.

Famous last words from many a perp. Well, I'm a retired, corrupt, slimy attorney who is advising you that your posts go against your own penal interests. If you're ever involved in an incident a prosecutor is going to eat you alive. You have made many posts that seem to indicate you'd just love an opportunity. Love them or hate them as you like but only a fool doesn't listen to the advice carefully. I believe you're not entirely who you say you are. But it's fun anyway.

 

[r1derbike]

No need to discharge a weapon. One flick of a transceiver switch and it's mine to fly it intact, on my property. What's that ol' possession adage?

 

[mappow]

Heck, all I got to say is "PULL" ........Beats shooting clays and will teach the fat bastard next door to respect your property and space. Bad enough the NSA flies over on occasion.

 

[nogods]

Heck, all I got to say is "PULL" ........Beats shooting clays and will teach the fat bastard next door to respect your property and space. Bad enough the NSA flies over on occasion.

The NSA ain't flying over - they already have complete control of your cell phone camera, laptop cams, any security cams you might have. They just throw a switch and can whatch whatever you are doing.

So you might want to start shooting all that equipment to teach the NSA a lesson

 

[XD40scinNC]

Bad enough the NSA flies over on occasion.

They don't need to fly over, they are already watching through your laptop, tablet, phone cameras and have perfect audio coverage of everything said in your home, plus email, text messages, and your postings here.

 

[Oldgrunt]

They don't need to fly over, they are already watching through your laptop, tablet, phone cameras and have perfect audio coverage of everything said in your home, plus email, text messages, and your postings here.

Uh oh, there are a lot of us on here who are in deep kimchee!! Oh what the hell, they can only kill you once.

 

[NavyLCDR]

Famous last words from many a perp. Well, I'm a retired, corrupt, slimy attorney who is advising you that your posts go against your own penal interests.

Heh, heh, heh. Heh, heh, heh. He said "penal"!

 

[Bigcarlover]

You don't legally own the airspace over your property. Check with an attorney in your state if you don't believe me.

How about the Supreme Court decision that says 83ft above ground is considered private property? And FAA still regulators above that?

Drone Wars: Who Owns The Air? : Planet Money : NPR

 

[Blueshell]

If the drone was low enough, hit it with a water stream? Paintball gun?

Water hose is my anti-drone weapon of choice. A cheap high-pressure nozzle would do the job.

 

[Blueshell]

You don't legally own the airspace over your property.

That doesn't mean the public has any kind of right to use said airspace.

 

[Wild Dog]

That doesn't mean the public has any kind of right to use said airspace.

Amen brother, glad to see someone talking sense on here.

 

[indyyy]

I haven't seen any yet, but have heard that amazon and pizza places are considering delivering by drone - I think amazon may have tested it in some rural areas. I imagine that soon pizza hut and domino's delivery drivers will be carrying guns and shooting each other's drones down. That'll be fun! :triniti:

 

[RedWriter2015]

Not over his back yard at all (public fishing pier) -- so illegal/unlawful, but this guy used a rod and reel!

Fisherman manages to reel in a drone flying high above San Diego pier* | Daily Mail Online

 

[Kennydale]

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[TroutKing]

When I commented earlier I was thinking government drone. I figured trouble would follow if someone destroyed it. After reading further I realized we're talking about someone flying a drone over your house. That changes my opinion greatly. While the government might make a fight for wacking-out the drone I would tell John Q Public don't fly that thing over my property unless you want me to destroy it. I heard private investigators are using them in disability cases. YES! Shoot it down!

 

[XD40scinNC]

Saw a video where firefighters hit a drone with a stream from one of their lines when it was buzzing a house fire...

Another idea would be one of these "t-shirt" guns where they fire t-shirts into the crowd at ball games. Shoot rags, netting, anything that would foul the props on the drone.

 

[TroutKing]

Saw a video where firefighters hit a drone with a stream from one of their lines when it was buzzing a house fire...

Another idea would be one of these "t-shirt" guns where they fire t-shirts into the crowd at ball games. Shoot rags, netting, anything that would foul the props on the drone.

Did you see the video of the guy that caught one while fishing on a pier? It's great. The camera angle is from the drone. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qZ4_N62foM

 

[mwhals]

With 7.3 acres, I would probably never know since it is mostly wooded.

 

[BluesStringer]

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