
HOW IT WORKS
Here's exactly how it works and answers to the questions we hear most so you can call us with confidence.

WHAT NEEDS TO HAPPEN BEFORE WE FLY
For a deer recovery, Wisconsin law requires a hunter to make a reasonable attempt to track their deer before using external aid like a drone. That said, call us right away. We'll walk you through exactly what that means and what to do first. Don't wait until the trail goes cold.
Make An Attempt to Track
Wisconsin law requires this before a drone can be used. We'll help guide you on what qualifies.
No Weapons Present
No rifles, bows, or other hunting weapons can be on-site during our flight — per state law.
Night Prefered
Searches can take place at any time, but we prefer them after hunting hours — thermals read cleaner in the dark.
Deer Must be Reasonably Deceased
The deer must be assumed dead. If found alive, we cannot give you its location — we will discuss next steps together and discounts to return.
Frequently asked questions
Is this legal in Wisconsin?
Is there anything I need to do before calling you?
Do you work at night?
Does weather affect the search?
What if leaves are still on the trees?
How far can you search?
What if the deer isn't found?
What if the deer is found alive?
Is the service safe?
How long do drone flights typically take and are there any time restrictions I should be aware of?

READY TO REACH OUT?
Time is critical. Contact us immediately for fast, professional deer recovery.
Phone
Call or text for fastest response
(608) 888-6687
Service Area
Serving up to 80 miles from Wisconsin Dells, WI.
