Honor The Harvest
The hunter’s arrow hit the deer but they couldn’t locate it afterwards. I was able to locate the buck with my drone and discovered that arrow had deflected off of the deer and it was not a life threatening injury.
The hunters were relieved that it was found and advised me that even though they didn’t get the harvest that day, they had piece of mind knowing what happened to it.
The deer in this video were not being hunted. This was only filmed to provide an example of how using thermal imaging, we can help locate your wounded deer or it’s carcass.
When the trail runs cold with traditional tracking, my thermal drone can cover large areas quickly, save you valuable time, and greatly increase the chances of finding your deer. If you can’t find it, it might have been bumped while you were searching for it. When in doubt, back out and give me a call..
By leveraging the DJI Matrice 4T drone with state-of-the-art thermal imaging, we can rapidly cover extensive ground, from a higher perspective locating your deer with precision. This technology dramatically increases the chances of a successful recovery, ensuring you get your deer and honoring its harvest.
How it Works
Call ASAP - The sooner we're on the scene, the greater the chance of a successful recovery.
Deploy - I'll launch my drone and using its thermal imaging, will hunt for and pinpoint the heat signature of your wounded deer or it’s carcass.
Locate - Once found, I will get its GPS coordinates and give you a QR Code to scan with your phone showing you on Google Maps exactly where to find it.
WayPoint UAV Drone Services: We're not just another service—we're a game-changing service for hunters.
FAA-certified and insured, we provide a legal solution and efficient way to recover your deer.
RATES
Up to 2 hours of search time
$250 for showing up to begin the search.
$50 additional when the deer is successfully located.
Mileage is free for locations within a 60-mile round trip from our base.
For locations beyond 60 miles round trip, we charge .70 cents per mile.
Payment is due at the end of the mission, based on whether the recovery is successful and the distance traveled.
