ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW

Can drones be used for search and rescue/recovery?

Thermal Drone Search Rescue and Recovery
Thermal Drone Search Rescue and Recovery
Thermal Drone Search Rescue and Recovery
Thermal Drone Search Rescue and Recovery

Thermal Drone Search Rescue/Recovery

Basic Service Area:
Columbia, WI; Dane, WI; Green, WI; Iowa, WI; Jefferson, WI; Lafayette, WI; Richland, WI; Rock, WI; Sauk, WI

We offer Lost Pet Search & Locate services
as well as Livestock/Deer Search and Recovery services.

All searches are done in the order they are received:

Base Rate

$350 for a 1 to 3-hour search. Usually cover at least 100-300 acres, depending on area being search.

Travel time

$75 per hour starting from home base.

Additional Hours

$175 per hour beyond the initial three hours.

Consecutive Returns

Billed at $175 per hour for each subsequent day if needed.

Note: Sunset to sunrise: rates are charged 25% additional due to use of a specialized spotlight and intense confirmation of each thermal hit needs to be lit up and then confirmed with the regular zoom camera.

Yes, being equipped with infrared sensors, drones can locate animals in dense forests by detecting body heat, making them invaluable for search missions in areas where visibility is limited.

Our drones are used for aerial reconnaissance, offering real-time aerial views to locate an animal and assess the best course for rescue/recovery.

Our drones use thermal imagery cameras to detect heat signatures from animals, especially in low-visibility conditions like fog, smoke, heavy foliage and darkness.

Our drones are equipped with high-resolution visual and thermal camera, allowing it to capture detailed imagery and detect heat signatures.

These capabilities allow us to search vast areas and pinpoint the location of the animal being sought.

Our drones are capable of capturing real-time data that includes pictures, live-stream video, and the ability to forward this information quickly to those on the ground.

Our drones can fly in almost any kind of weather or hazardous environments where those on foot might not be able to adequately be able to search.

***Out of Service Areas Considered on a Case by Case Basis& Charged Accordingly***

Payment Options

We offer flexible payment options to make the process convenient for you:

Payment is required prior to dispatching from headquarter location.

Fees are non-refundable upon payment made regardless if pet is located prior to arrival. No exceptions and no guarantees of locating your pet or deer.

We use the following for means of payments:

Requirements for Deer Recovery Searches:

Auenson Aerial Drones, llcand its operators shall not be held responsible for any issues that arise before, during and after search time has expired and we have left the area.

You are bound to these requirements at time of payment.

Why Us?

Feel free to reach out to us at
608-333-9646
or email us at
for any inquiries or to initiate a search operation.

Deer Recovery Service

Our deer recovery search service is an on-demand service. While we attempt to get to every search in a timely manner, we provide deer recovery searches on a first come, first serve basis. Seeing as deer hold their body heat up to 72 hours (3-days), we will get to your search well within that time frame.

Information needed:

Drone Service Application Form

 

Personal Information:

 

Pricing:

All services are pre-paid unless mutually agreed upon for further search time/returns.

Please review the pricing and agree to amount before we verify airspace and commit to providing service.

$350 base (1 to 3 hours Search) fee + travel time ($75 from home base to shot location within 60 miles)

For any request to return and search for same animal, we charge $125 an hour, with a minimum of 1 hour, and a maximum of 3 hours ($375) for return and search. One return and search request is allowed per original animal search & recovery. **Note*** Our operators at Auenson Aerial Drones, llc are not part of the hunting process. We will not inform anyone in your hunt part of any other sightings of deer

  1. Permission to Record: The customer hereby grants Auenson Aerial Drones, llc permission to record, film, photograph, or capture in any other media format, while conducting the drone operation for the customer.
  2. Purpose: The recordings will be used for the shared safety of both customer and Auenson Aerial Drones, llc, ensuring transparency and clarity in the services provided.
  3. Commercial Use: The customer further grants Auenson Aerial Drones llc the right to use, reproduce, distribute, and display the recording, in whole or in part, for commercial purposes, including but not limited to marketing, advertising, and promotional activities.
  4. Privacy: Auenson Aerial Drones, llc agrees not to disclose the customer’s identity or specific location in any commercial use of the recordings in the event that the customer requests anonymity. In such circumstances, Auenson Aerial Drones will ensure that any identifying information is obscured or removed from recordings before any commercial use.
  5. Release: The customer hereby releases and discharges Auenson Aerial Drones, llc, its agents, representatives, employees, and any third parties acting under Auenson Aerial Drones llc’s authority, from any and all claims, liabilities, demands, actions, causes of action, costs, and expenses, whether at law or in equity, whether known or unknown, arising out of or in connection with the use, exploitation, or distribution of the recording.
  6. Governing Law: This agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the state of Wisconsin.
  7. Entire Agreement: This agreement contains the entire agreement between the parties and supersedes all prior negotiations, understandings, and agreements between parties.

 

Additional questions for search:

 

 

NR 45.04 (1), Wis. Adm. Code. Flying related activities, including but not limited to, hang gliding, parasailing, hot air ballooning, land sailing, flying model airplanes or sky diving on state parks, state recreation areas, state natural areas, Kettle Moraine and Point Beach state forests and lower Wisconsin state riverways shall be restricted to areas posted for their use.

Except where UAS operation is allowed by posted sign or by permit has been issued by property superintendents or property managers for the particular state park, operation of AUS is prohibited in properties defined in s. NR 45.04 (1) ©.

NR 45 does not regulate UAS operation on state wildlife areas, some state forests, and additional DNR lands not otherwise included in s. NR 45.04 (1) ©, Wis. Adm. Code.

UAS operators shall contact the appropriate supervising authority regarding regulations for flying od a AS on other government-owned properties (e.g., local, county, state, and federal properties).

 

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