The wide variety of industries adopting the use of drone technology is an indication that persons & businesses are strengthening their growth models to include aerial photography ​/​ videography and thermal imaging. Whether it’s saving money, expanding your market presence, increasing safety, architecting development plans or conducting research while going places manned methods can’t take you, aerial photography ​/​ videography can be adapted for nearly any situation. The future of what drone technology can provide, is only limited by ones imagination. Have you considered the benefits drones can bring to you personally and your business? [FAA Certified] Commercial Drone Pilots [FAA Registered Drones] Required for all commercial services It is important to note that the FAA deems all drones as "aircraft", and when used commercially are regulated as such. [Aerial Wildlife Management (AWM) Permit Certified by the Texas Parks & Wildlife] This permit is issued by Texas Parks and Wildlife to count, photograph, capture, or take wildlife or exotic animals by use of aircraft, including unmanned aircraft systems (drones). This includes the photographing or videoing of any wildlife conducted aerially in the State of Texas. (even on your personal property) Texas Parks and Wildlife Code – Chapter 43, Subchapter G, Sections 43.101-43.112 Texas Administrative Code – Management of Wildlife and Exotic Animals from Aircraft – Sections 65.150-65.162 Code of Federal Regulations – Title 50, Part 19 – Airborne Hunting

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