William Merideth had just finished grilling dinner for his family when he saw a drone hovering over his land. So he did what he said any Kentuckian might do — he grabbed his Benelli M1 Super 90 shotgun, took aim and unleashed three rounds of birdshot.
A $230 pocket-sized drone that can only fly for three minutes.
In the span of 13 months, eight drones have crashed.
Attacks like this one are likely to become more of a problem in the future.
A sane, normal person (regardless if they own guns or not) would find the operator and politely (or not so politely) ask them to respect their property. If that fails, call the police and have them inconvenience the operator for a bit.
“The only people I’ve heard anything negative from are liberals that don’t want us having guns and people who own drones,” said the truck company owner, "
Typical comment from an ignorant gun owner.
Actually, most conservatives I know don't want stupid people to own guns. Stupid people give everybody a bad name conservative or liberal, really doesn't matter.
Well if one is hovering over your property that shouldn't stop you from flying your own drone and taking it out with whatever means necessary.....flying robot wars, bring it on.
EMP gun FTW! lol
Droned if you do, droned if you dont =/