Drones are not only interesting for hobby pilots or for the production of atmospheric hunting videos, but can also be a great help in everyday hunting and game management.
Of course, tracking down game with a drone in order to hunt it afterwards can hardly be reconciled with the concept of hunting justice - after all, it is important to give the game a chance. However, they can be a great help to the hunter in terms of game management:
Fawn rescue
In spring, it is the hunter's task to protect the fawns laid down in meadows and fields from mowing. On foot at eye level, however, this can be an unmanageable task. With the drone, even large meadows can be searched for fawns within a very short time. Not only many hunters, but also farmers are now using drones for this purpose.
Game damage prevention
Game damage can also be localized with a in the shortest time, and appropriate countermeasures taken, such as positioning suitable Ansitzanlagen.
Hunting ground management
Aerial photography makes it easier for hunters to get an overview of the hunting area, and to determine suitable locations for traps and trapping devices.