I thought about this thread today. I was at work standing in a powerline right of way. Within 5’ of me was sericea, red clover, smartweed, various grasses and a mat of Japanese stiltgrass. What on earth can you do with that if that was on your hunting property, which it is on all of ours down...
Yeah it’s funny I never messed with them when I lived down there. The way I understand it is they get in a field and they just eat whatever is there from one end to the other. Think they are bad in hay fields?
I’m not a huge fan of new laws either but as thing evolve, laws better evolve with it because a society of this size left to its own devices will self destruct in no time
Until I see a case where someone gets in trouble I won’t believe it. What’s stopping someone from setting a couple hundred feet over a swimming people and watching a bunch of girls in bathing suits
Had a buddy go regenerative with cows. Stopped spraying for a year and rotational grazed his plots and fields. His fields were eaten up with weeds this year. Back to spraying
From what I understand there is no law on the books that would protect a landowner from another citizen parking a drone over their property 365 days a year 24 hours a day as long as they weren’t harassing them or livestock
My farmer sprayer glyphosate/liberty mix yesterday on the beans. The deer were chowing down a couple hours later. I’ll be chowing down on them in a couple months. Sucks but that’s the routine in ag country
My main issue, among others, is there’s literally zero chance these drones are being kept on a single piece of land. So all this is at the expense of some neighboring landowner having their privacy invaded for clicks.
Prayers!
It’s horrible. I have it in spades. I have a 2 acre quail plot where it’s invading. But it’s just randomly dispersed and there’s no way you could spray out the individual pieces. I hate to nuke the whole thing and start over but I may have to if it gets out of control
One day you are complaining about rain making road maintenance impossible, a few weeks later you have tumbleweeds. Dry times in the summer come at you fast.