Game Animal Recovery

Every hunter's had it happen: a good shot, then a blood trail that goes cold. Flying above the canopy, the thermal drone catches body heat through gaps in brush and timber that you'd never get a clear look at from the ground, and it works just as well in pitch dark.

Drone camera zoomed in on a recovered buck lying in the grass — The moment a buck turns up on the drone's camera, 25x zoom from overhead.

Livestock Recovery

A missing animal on a big property is like hunting for a needle in a haystack on foot. We cover pasture and treeline fast from the air and spot a heat signature you'd walk right past on the ground.

A cow standing with her newborn calf in a pasture after being located — Found: a cow four days from calving, and the calf she had while she was missing.

"Suppose one of you has a hundred sheep and loses one of them. Doesn't he leave the ninety-nine in the open country and go after the lost sheep until he finds it?" Luke 15:4

Pet Recovery

A missing dog or cat is a family emergency, plain and simple. We search yards, woods, and drainage areas near your home as soon as conditions let us fly.

Wildlife & Deer Surveys

Curious what's actually living on your hunting lease or farm? A thermal survey gives you a real headcount and herd analysis, deer, hogs, whatever's moving out there, without weeks of trail camera footage to sort through.

A survey flight over snow.

Aerial Photography & Videography

High-resolution aerial footage of your land, hunting lease, or property. Handy for real estate listings, scouting new ground, or just getting a better look at a place than you can from down on the ground.

Aerial photo of a wooded property with a pond in fall color — A property in full fall color, shot from above.

Search and Rescue

Thermal support for search efforts, when every hour of daylight (or darkness) counts. A person's heat signature shows up from the air the same way an animal's does.

Thermal Roof Scans

A roof leak or a gap in insulation doesn't always show up until it's already caused damage. A thermal scan spots the heat loss, trapped moisture, and hidden leaks a visual inspection would miss, while the fix is still small.

Thermal scan of a commercial roof showing heat loss — A real roof scan, showing where the heat is escaping.

A note on timing: the honest answer is that it depends on the weather, not a stopwatch. If it's overcast, we can usually head out right away. If the sun's been beating down, the ground holds onto heat and washes out the thermal picture, so on clear days we wait for things to cool off, usually by evening, before we fly. That's not us dragging our feet. It's what keeps a search accurate instead of a wild goose chase. The sooner you contact me, the better.

Seven ways we go looking.