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$500-$600? Close?

Thank you for your comment. I honestly thought I was having a stroke while reading the subtitles.

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My thoughts exactly.

Man im sitting here thinking im going crazy. I got someone over here to listen to make sure i wasnt having a stroke or something. LOL

Ex Amish talking PA Dutch

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Is that Lebanon Levi speaking from the Amish Mafia? Lol..

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Yup, glancing bullets and broadheads make big wounds like this, that take too much time for the animal to expire.

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Shoot a deer close quartering in with a Valkyrie Jagger with the full Viking Centerpin system. It will do the same on the same shot on a moose. The broadhead design & structural integrity upon impact is the answer. When I build an arrow that flies perfect & the arrow is tuned to the bow I don't want to ruin it on the 1st shot I fire it @ a target animal. People need to spend once instead of this buy & throwaway mindset that I see too often.

Shoot the front edge of the shoulder where the neck meets the body. Works every time! Or shoot a sharp fixed blade and a solid arrow. The invention of the mechanical broad has been a huge sore topic of opinions. I don’t hate them. I’ve killed alot of deer with them. If you use them just take better shots. You can’t plow though solid bone.

@@jasonkarasek8201 I couldn't agree more Jason. I have a great spot. But it's @ my neighbors. My family land in the last 50 years has gone from 500 acres to 8. I live on the 8 but my neighbor to the north borders my grandfathers old Tamarac swamp. But in every direction a deer can go 50 yards & I legally can't recover them. I did alot of research & came up with a new plan. I have Victory & Blackeagle arrows I made with 4 low profile vanes on 4mm shafts. At the front is a 20 grain outsert with a 210 grain Valkyrie Viking Centerpin system with the short Jag. This doe has a daughter that walked right in front of her during the hunt that has had twins the last couple of years. Unfortunately this spot is affected by humans in all directions which wasn't the case 10 years ago. I've had different bucks on camera but only @ night. Only seen yearling bucks whenever I've hunted. This doe was a menace to my neighbor & his greenhouses livelihood. I'm there to fill a doe tag & that's it. I've been able to take several deer in many areas with this setup & they r private & public where I'm hunting close to borders. One thing they have in common. Not one has had a bloodtrail past 30 yards. I shot this big doe & she went 10 yards, stopped & crashed. I'm 6 feet tall & she dwarfs me. The exit wound was behind behind the opposite front leg. What's possible with an entry shot where the neck starts & the bloodl-loss with a very wicked sharp head with a big wound channel. Died in seconds & was delicious. A fox even came in & stole her tail b4 I ran it off. I didn't get video of that but I did get the shot with 10 extra minutes of several doe puzzled by what just happened. This year I'm doing it with a recurve with a new arrow I'm making now to go along with the recurve. I really like this time of year. Take care.

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Nice drone work I hope you found the deer.and please make sure of your shot but you take it

You're not perfect, neither are they. Its not always possible to make a perfect split second decision in the heat of the moment.

@@bethechangeme2233 yes it is.

We all hope for good shots - but it doesn't always go as planned unfortunately. Thank you for watching.

Looks like the buck heard the shot and ducked, or AKA jumped the string. It happens, he cared enough to call the drone dear recovery. It’s easy to sit back in our easy chairs and criticize.

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We are close by in Georgia - hoping to continue expanding. Thank you for the support!

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@@dronedeerrecovery LOL!!!!!!

Whats a mechanical broadhead?

@@CourTooKnee A mechanical bh is an expandable bh.

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I live in Oregon. The amount of dead animals we find after hunting season is nuts. I honestly feel like people don't even try to look for them or just believe they missed.

People are actually getting better as hunters. Unfortunately the bad hunters are getting a lot more screen time due to social media. Clean hunts don’t equal views like drama does

@@scottcampbell9002 Conservation wise, I agree. The days of filling a Jon boat to capacity with ducks are gone and that’s a good thing. Judging others, new found “ethics”, and general lack of sufficient woodsmanship skills are the issues I see mostly.

Definitely happy when we find them and always hope they are down for the count

Gun control is hitting what you aim at.

People don't train their shots like they use too. It's sad the shots some people take when they shouldn't.

Mechanicals and heavy bone dont mix.i hit a buck in the shoulder with one, it deflected and lodged in the neck, he went over a half mile and I was lucky I found him. Blades were completed bent and flattened. There's a reason some of the western states that have bigger game outright ban the use of them.

I've heard more than one person shooting Rage say they stay back from the shoulder/heart as they would rather hit them in the guts with a Rage. Problem with that is the poor deer suffers for 12 plus hours and has to die from poisoning from his stomach acid entering his body cavity. But sometimes, with fixed blade broadheads it seems like it doesn't bleed that well with even with a lung hit.

I won't use rage anymore. I shoot a small fixed broad head now. Muzzy ones. I have them aligned with my flechings when my arrows are cut and spin tested.

Almost identical to what happened with me. 27 yards, and the rage didn’t penetrate the ribs, just slid down them. Neighbor shot the buck 2 months later.

Don’t disagree however shot at least 20 deer with rage. Have put them straight through the shoulder a few times

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Yeah Pennsylvania Dutch is our first language.

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Haha yeah it’s our first language

its in the little drop down dots box 3 options for night mode, on. off and auto

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I was just looking at those drones on the manufacturers website and didn’t see them offering the 30T with the NV camera. Just optical and thermal now. 🤷‍♂️

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Yeah sorry about that my first language is Dutch so sometimes it just comes first but we are working on subtitles for this on the videos. Thanks for watching.

Good dogs can start a week old cat track under a foot of snow if you're dog can't figure out a deer track from a humans Time to put that dog in a hole and get a new one

@@basedboy0409 tell me you've never owned a tracking dog without telling me.

@@norton5.037 I've shot more tracking dogs then you will own but ok

@@basedboy0409 mhm, sure yah have bud

@David Berlin Well, there ya go. If you have shit more tracking dogs than we will ever own.....then you may need to change training techniques. True dog men and women don't shot dogs and brag about it.

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@@dronedeerrecovery Dutch Drone Deer Dude. You put the D in QuaD.

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Yeah for sure. 😢

Whilst shooting expandables most likely also

Those guys can’t afford it

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Mistakes happen unfortunately - thanks for watching.

We are hoping for change in more and more states - thank you for watching!

​​@@dronedeerrecoveryyes!! Then I can fly my drone around to find nice deer/elk and not have to walk around the mountain to shoot them anymore.....makes hunting WAY easier. Please pass this law. I will fill my tag every year, with less walking!!!

It takes a lot longer but can be done

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It’s our first language.

@@dronedeerrecovery yup mine as well

You got it. Mavic grossly in adequate.

@@dronedeerrecovery what would be your biggest complaint about the mavic compared to the M30T?

@@mattfarr1323 A lot 🙂. If you are wanting to buy a complete kit call us we sell them and provide hands on training. Phone number on website

@@mattfarr1323 lets start out with chinese surveillance. Not to mention complete FAA regulation to be basically unusable

@@krotchlickmeugh627FAA doesn’t restrict night flight, in general. Armature use at night is allowed. Professional use is not allowed, in general but exemptions must be available since this company is obviously doing night flights for business. FAA does, however, restrict flight near airports to varying degrees depending on type of airport and proximity. Also, no flight over venues like outdoor concerts. (Temporary no fly zone) or government complexes either

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Doesn't always go as a hunter hopes that's for sure. Thanks for watching.

We are in Ohio

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@Drone Deer Recovery I thought so. This is Dan, I use to work at ztech

Theres laws against it in maine last I was told anyways. And during moose hunts if you scout from a plane you can't hunt that area for a day or 2 as well

there is laws. in michigan you cannot actively use a drone on a live deer, only tracking dead deer. its why you see drone deer recovery back out at first sign of a live deer usually

There is already drone laws for hunting in my state no flying drones within 24 hours of your hunt, however he was done hunting and was simply recovering. DNR couldn’t manage a ham sandwich anyway, that’s why wolves, cats, and bears are starting to become more prevalent than deer and elk-revenuers instead of game stewards, they are about as useless as 2 dicks on a dog!

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Yeah, because the DNR is worried about being fair, right ? As long as they are emptying your wallet every year from all their overregulation, that’s all they care about. The most corrupt organization ever !

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Looks like a dji matrice 30t

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The strobe is built into the Mavic 3T and Matrice lines. Its an LED right up top. You can see the light at 5:38 in this video.

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We fly at heights that don’t disturb the wildlife

And shooting a drone out of the air is very illegal you better hope you don't get caught.

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It appears they were all raised Amish…

Most of the videos were Amish or Ex Amish

Good question ... did he?

Wasn't a hunting vid, it's was about locating the guy's deer for him, which he did. His job here is done.

The deer showed up weeks later on camera.

And the guy hit the other shoulder with a bad shot, lol!

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More than it's worth! All they are teaching you is to not worry about your shot placement, they will encourage you to make questionable shots because it gives them more business! I feel all states should ban the use of drones for scouting and recovery! It takes the talent of tracking a wounded animal from a hunters! 👎👎👎👎

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Ohio 🙂

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We are originally from Ohio but we have operators in 15 states now. Check out our website.

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We are speaking Pennsylvania Amish Dutch

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Information is all on our website

Yup Dutch is our first language - Northeast Ohio

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@@dronedeerrecovery i'm in canada. Can't even be in possession of one, out in the woods. Even if it was just for filming some cool scenic footage for a hunting video. They're nuts up here. Cell cams are banned during hunting season too.

Pennsylvania Amish Dutch

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It’s his first language. They speak it from little up and is just part of the culture. My parents spoke it when I was little so we couldn’t understand what they were saying! Used to drive me nuts! Did not learn it enough to be fluent but know just enough to get by.

Trying to get a lot of information out in a short period of time, it’s also our first language.

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It’s Amish or PA Dutch apparently. It threw me off as well.

He waan't he was fast-forwarding through the footage, to make it shorter.

@@zzz7zzz9 He may have sped it up but it’s also not English. That’s why there are subtitles.

@@MHobbs06 ah. I actually was zipping through it too, not really paying attention. Didn't even notice the speech.

Like the other comments stated it was fast forwarded

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Depends on the situation

@Drone Deer Recovery for general stuff...on average or what's your farthest trip from HQ...(I assume you are in ohio...right?)... Do you have an affiliate in Minnesota?

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Might as well get some heatseaking arrows or rounds 🤷🤦‍♂️

I hope I never see the day we can even have a drone in possession while hunting . It wouldn't take long when the deer , bear and moose go the way of the dodo .

agree with drones prior to deer hunting, but if you got idiots who dont make the kill shot id rather see drones up to find the deer and put out its misery, i sometime ask myself about usa and laws who make them up mickey mouse??

What they dont know wont hurt... Get a small one

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It's mostly because hunters of this generation look more at the size of antlers instead of a lethal shot! They would rather risk wounding an animal than pass up a bad shot!

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Where are you guys located?

Its the same issue in NC. My game warden doesn't care if you use them to track a deer after a shot. They're more concerned with using drones for scouting. If I were in your situation again, I would put all my hunting stuff back in the house, and come back out with the drone. There's no law against inadvertently stumbling across a dead deer while you're taking pictures of the sunrise.