I would throw some lead at it. These people need stopped. What they do with their life is fine with me so leave me alone and mind my privacy, I didn't commit a crime. I would like to know if this idiot had FAA clearance to fly it that day in that area.

country boy,you throw them on the burn pile.

I would start by shooting it. Then if it could be traced back to the owners I would take legal action on them for harrassment and tresspassing if the drone was on my land. Im not sure if I would be able to get them for tresspassing seeing as it never landed on my land before I shot it down but im for damn sure its not ok to go around video taping people without their consent.

Ignore it. Until it comes into range.

Habben would that be Gangam style or Harlam shake?!
Also I found a good recipe for drones: after disassembling it completely, baste it thoroughly in 30 weight motor oil, add one (1) gallon of diesel fuel and just a pinch of lit match, if done correctly it should be done in about hour!

then maybe I would shoot it.

I went coyote hunting with a drone the other day. The only thing the drone was capable of was keeping his firearm in a safe direction, but how he passed hunters safety is beyond me. He actually miss a running yote at 20 yards in the wide open, with buck shot... And he shot twice.

If the drone footage goes back to the peta operator’s screen and they are taping your actions of shooting it down, I don’t think that is a good idea. You could be liable for damages.

I would get on my cell phone and call the state police and redress my complaint to them. It is hunter harassment and that is against the law. I would rather the peta person face the Honorable Judge in court then myself for the damage that I caused.

In Indiana the airspace above the property you own is also vested to your care to a certain altitude. If the peta drone is flying so low as to disturb me, it will be shot down over my Sovereign soil, and the owner of the aircraft will be liable for all damages on my property.

correction, would you take that risk "on public land" and be at the mercy....

"I swear officer, I thought it was a dove"

Gary Divine, I believe that movie stars and public persons are in a different category from private citizens, otherwise reality tv cop show producers would not have to blur out the faces of individuals who do not give their consent to be televised. Not a lawyer so if there is one out there please correct me if I am wrong.