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Drones are revolutionizing the way we hunt wild hogs in Georgia. Wild hogs, also known as feral pigs, have been causing damage to crops and property for decades. They have been known to root through fields and gardens, destroying valuable crops and causing thousands of dollars in damages. However, the use of thermal camera drones is helping to combat this problem.
Thermal camera drones, like those used by American Drone Industries, are equipped with thermal imaging technology that can detect the body heat of wild hogs. This technology allows hunters to locate hogs in real-time, even in low light conditions, and track them through dense forests and fields.
In addition to the damage caused by wild hogs, the state of Georgia also has a bounty program in place to incentivize hunting. This program rewards hunters for each wild hog they bring in, making hunting a more financially viable option for farmers and landowners.
American Drone Industries has FAA-licensed drone pilots that have access to a fleet of thermal camera drones that are specifically designed for hunting wild hogs. Our drones not only detect the ferrel pigs and wild hogs but can give their precise location and distance from the air. Our drones can cover large areas quickly, making it easier to locate hogs and track them down. The thermal imaging technology used in these drones is also useful for locating hogs in areas that are difficult to access on foot.
In conclusion, drones equipped with thermal imaging technology are proving to be an effective tool in the fight against wild hogs in Georgia. The state’s bounty program, combined with the use of drones, is making it easier and more financially viable for farmers and landowners to protect their crops and property from damage caused by wild hogs. American Drone Industries is leading the way in this technology and can assist farmers and landowners in their efforts to control the wild hog population.
