Another honest video. Well done on the due diligence. That Mavic 3T can sure find the deer. #mavic3T #theboomeroutdoorsman #dronedeerservices

That’s crazy that he survived 😮

That technology is amazing

Cool stuff

nice try guys, and nice buck

Well he showed back up on camera today eating corn!!

He is back on camera.

I really expected you'd find him the next morning. These animals are incredibly tough.

Hey guys My wife is a deer rehabber in Alabama. When he was shaking his rear from side to side, he was peeing on his pads on his back legs. She has two buck in rehab this year that do the same thing daily. It’s crazy

I wish we can use drones for wildlife surveys in South Carolina, too bad it’s illegal here

that deer did not die.

At 127' you was chasing him. Noise of blades scared him to get him moving

Nice job, well done. But it is a little bit not professional, how does the operator move the joysticks. It is producing so much noise that can we hear in video. Really profi is using the joysticks smoothly without tak noisy sounds. :/

I’m pro drone for deer recovery and am considering one for personal use only. I conferred with an Alabama game warden in December of 2023 concerning its legality. He told me that one can be used for recovery only and once it was determined that the target animal was not laying there dead, that any subsequent following of the animal was not allowed. He did not read me the law, so I don’t know how it’s worded. But, I’d be careful posting videos of following a deer for such long distances. I’m not trying to tell you how to run your business. But I’d hate to see drone use completely forbidden for recovery. And to complicate things further, I’d imagine you could ask game wardens from 10 different counties, and get 10 different interpretations of the law.

That’s literally harassing the deer ! I’m a bow hunter of 30 yrs! This is not rite guys ! That deer deserves to be left alone it wasn’t fatally wounded but y’all pushed him for a mile with a spit lite and a aircraft this is bs!

That deer isn't fatally hit and will survive and the back end moving around like that when he was standing there was him pissing on his tarsal glands in a scrape and you can even see the white hot spot on thermal where he pissed. C'mon now I'm a long time archery hunter and almost any bow hit to the shoulder blade like that will not be lethal and you can tell by how he's feeding and freshening up scrapes and getting around that he's not fatally wounded and he will survive and deer are incredibly strong and resilient. Now I think that the drone service is a good thing especially compared to dogs for recovering wounded deer. Since the dog can push wounded deer right outta the area where the drone generally won't but I do agree that this is going a little bit too far and the operator should preferably know a bit more about deer and deer habits and he would've known that the deer was freshening up a scrape by his actions and clearly can see the hot urine spot on the thermal camera. I mean c'mon now. I definitely think the thermal drone is a good thing with helping recover dead deer so that they don't just lay out there and go to waste but there's gotta be more common sense about it all.