It's a much ado about nothing. Weigh the aggregate impact of corn piles, greenfields, game cameras, dogs, a 100+ day season and unlimited does against drones and it's pretty obvious which has a bigger impact.

For $10k or whatever a drone costs, you could cover every inch of a large property in solar powered cell cameras and know what a buck is doing every minute of every day. There's a guy who was saying he checks his fields on here remotely via drone. Same cost and he could have every one of those fields covered with cell cameras... he'd already be in the right stand by the time he's got the drone in the air.

Also, seems weird to ban them without banning cameras. Let's please not give the state any ideas on adding camera/drone permits.