Precision Drone Services - Deer Recovery and Lost Pet Search and Rescue

Precision Drone Services - Deer Recovery and Lost Pet Search and Rescue - FAA Part 107 and 137 Licensed. Licensed aerial applicator in Maryland and Pennsylvania. Call 443-982-6782 or text 717-379-1529
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Deer recovery, Lost Pet Search and Rescue, herd analysis, and drone fungicide, fertilizer, crop, weeding and seeding.

06/04/2025

Keep it to yourself man.

06/03/2025

Corn season is coming. If wheat season is any indication of what corn season will be like then I expect to be very busy.

05/30/2025

No wire hangers!!!

05/28/2025

Looking for a qualified drone pilot with a Part 107 certification to operate agricultural drones this summer. Reliable individuals should send a message or contact 443-982-6782. We will train you to fly these drones.

05/27/2025

Golden hour over waves of wheat.
There’s something about flying during sunset that never gets old—just you, the hum of the drone, and a view that makes you forget you’re working. Grateful to do what I love and witness scenes like this from above.

05/27/2025

I get to see some of the most beautiful views over some of the most breathtaking landscapes doing this type of work. It seriously is so rewarding and awe Inspiring. Its a blessing getting to be apart of the production of our crops. Its a bonus getting to be able to witness such beauty on a daily basis.

05/21/2025

Chasing sunsets and purpose—one flight at a time. Sometimes you have to rise above it all to see the beauty in the journey.”

05/18/2025

My drones don’t eat lunch, take smoke breaks, or crush your wheat. Just sayin’.

05/18/2025

Wheat ain’t gonna spray itself. Just me, my T50s, and 1,000 acres of therapy.

It's official. "The best drone company out there."I am honored and grateful.
05/17/2025

It's official. "The best drone company out there."
I am honored and grateful.

After a long day of spraying fields to keep the local wheat healthy and thriving, I was just about ready to call it a ni...
05/17/2025

After a long day of spraying fields to keep the local wheat healthy and thriving, I was just about ready to call it a night. But then my phone rang. A family in Warrenton, VA was facing a heartbreaking situation: two horses had gotten loose. One—a beloved companion of a young middle school girl—had been tragically struck and killed. The second horse, Denver, was still missing.

It was already late, but I grabbed a large can of liquid motivation (aka the strongest energy drink I could find), loaded up the drone gear, and hit the road. I pulled into Warrenton around 2:30 AM, greeted by a group of worried friends and family. You could see the exhaustion on their faces—but also a quiet hope.

After asking a few questions to map out the likely search area (pro tip: never underestimate how far a panicked animal can go—or how fast), I launched the drone. First battery cycle, I flew to the eastern edge of the suspected area. I saw plenty of deer, a surprise black bear cameo (my first aerial bear sighting!), but no Denver.

We landed and swapped out Ace Ventura’s batteries—yes, my drone is named after the pet detective. Within just a few minutes of the second flight, there he was: Denver, tangled in a mass of vines, looking like he regretted every decision that led to that point. He wasn’t far from the fence line either, just uphill, which made things much easier.

The family and friends rushed in to free him and guide him back to the stables. And let me tell you, seeing that young girl smile through her tears and give Denver a hug—that made every mile, every drop of caffeine, and every mosquito bite worth it.

Denver went straight for a well-earned snack, like any self-respecting horse after a six-hour adventure.

We’re still heartbroken over the loss of the other horse. My heart truly goes out to that young girl and her family. But I’m thankful I could be there to help bring one piece of good news out of a very difficult night.

Also, shoutout to Dakota Sanders for always showing up with snacks—and for accidentally leaving some behind. That bag of cashews kept me alive on the ride home

05/15/2025

The season is firing on all cylinders but then the rain, which is a blessing and a curse has us grounded until things clear up a little bit. Lots of farmers waiting to get a drone on their farm. We are coming as soon as the rain lets us!

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