Drones
Drone with
Thermal Imaging Camera
Find roe deer fawns before mowing. Observe wildlife. Keep an eye on grazing livestock.
Drones are becoming increasingly popular. Equipped with a thermal imaging camera, they offer hunters and farmers new ways to protect animals and monitor livestock and wildlife populations.
Thinking of buying a DJI drone with a thermal imaging camera? Hunting Sport provides an overview of the different ways you can use one.
Personal enquiries through Hunting Sport · Expert advice from CopterPro
Personal advice. Support even after your purchase.
When you buy your thermal imaging drone through Hunting Sport, we support you from choosing the right model through to after-sales service. You will have a dedicated contact for all your questions.
Get Personal Advice and Test the Drone On Site
At Hunting Sport, you can test the drone on site before buying. We take the time to answer your questions and offer detailed advice on choosing the right drone and equipment for your intended use. This gives you the opportunity to see it for yourself and make an informed purchasing decision.
Help with Questions and Technical Issues
We remain your point of contact after your purchase. We help with questions about operation and assist in resolving technical issues.
We Handle Your Service Requests
If your drone needs to be sent away for inspection or repair, we arrange the shipment and liaise with the relevant service partner. You do not have to handle the process yourself.
How Can a Thermal Imaging Drone Help Rescue Roe Deer Fawns?
Meadows provide a habitat for roe deer fawns and other wildlife. Large, powerful machinery is used for mowing, but animals can easily remain hidden in tall grass, even if the field has already been searched. For roe deer fawns, this can result in serious injury or death.
A thermal imaging drone helps with searches before mowing. Its camera reveals temperature differences and helps the search team identify possible locations of animals. Volunteers can then move any animals found out of harm’s way before mowing begins, reducing the risk of injury.
At Hunting Sport, responsible wildlife management is our priority. Together with CopterPro, we help you choose a suitable drone and the right equipment.
A drone equipped with a thermal imaging camera combines an aerial overview with the ability to detect small temperature differences. This allows hunters and farmers to search larger areas systematically.
The team reviews the images and checks any suspicious spots on the ground. Roe deer fawns and other animals in the meadow are moved out of danger before mowing.
Coordinated searching and rescue help protect animals. A drone flight alone cannot guarantee that an area is completely free of wildlife.
Modern sensors can detect small temperature differences. Cool early mornings are often particularly suitable for searching for fawns. Sunlight, ambient temperature, vegetation and weather all affect detection, so the same level of reliability cannot be guaranteed at every time of day.
Fawn Rescue and Wildlife Observation by Drone
What Else Can Thermal Imaging and Conventional Drones Do?
An aerial perspective makes it easier to survey hunting grounds and agricultural land. Thermal imaging provides additional information by revealing heat signatures. Which applications are useful and permitted depends on the location, conditions and applicable regulations.
Tracking Wounded Game and Supporting the Hunting Dog
Tracking game is much easier with a drone because you can simply see more
from above. A thermal imaging drone can quickly locate shot game even in tall grass or
cereal crops.
Without a drone, tracking in tall grass, maize or cereal crops is sometimes delayed
until the following day for safety reasons. Particularly in summer, this can often
cause the venison to spoil.
A wounded wild boar can attack dogs and people without warning. Using a drone gives the hunter advance warning and provides an additional level of safety.
Organising a Maize Field Hunt
Organising a hunt in maize fields requires careful coordination between beaters, shooters and dogs. It is especially frustrating if the wild boar are not in the expected field at all or are moving through a different section. Reconnaissance with a thermal imaging drone can locate the boar in the maize before shooters take their positions or the drive begins. This allows the hunt to be planned more effectively and improves the chances of success.
Locating Wildlife Resting Areas
Driven hunts require careful preparation. However, vegetation and visibility conditions can make it difficult to observe the resting areas of wild boar, red deer and roe deer. Drone reconnaissance can help pinpoint these locations so that the hunt can be organised and carried out more effectively.
Assessing Wildlife Damage
Wild boar can damage maize, spelt and grassland. Walking or driving across the affected area may cause further damage. With a drone, you can simply fly over the field and quickly and reliably locate damaged areas so that you can take action straight away. A drone with a thermal imaging camera makes this task particularly quick and easy.
Checking and Counting Grazing Livestock
On large or difficult-to-access pastures, farmers can use a thermal imaging drone to locate their grazing livestock and check animal numbers.
Aerial observation can also provide additional information when protecting livestock against potential visits from wolves.
Aviation law, nature conservation, data protection and hunting regulations also apply to drones with thermal imaging cameras. Requirements may differ between Luxembourg, Germany and other countries where drones are used. CopterPro can help you understand the technology and the requirements you need to meet.
Why Do We Arrange Purchases Through a Personal Enquiry?
Drones with thermal imaging cameras are complex technical products. Choosing the right model and using it correctly requires specialist knowledge, experience and an understanding of the applicable regulations.
To ensure you receive the right advice on models, equipment and applications, Hunting Sport works with CopterPro. Please use our contact form to send your enquiry. We will discuss the next steps with you personally.
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We offer personal advice on choosing the right drone and equipment. At Hunting Sport, you can also test the drone on site before buying.
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- See and Test the Drone On Site
- Support and Service After Your Purchase
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Use our contact form and include the subject “Thermal Imaging Drone” in your message. Briefly describe how you intend to use the drone and let us know if you would like to test it on site.
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