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About LinkBacksUsing drone to check LR targets and a duck camp on the riverbed.
Obviously fly up to the target to see fall of shot. Would work out to 3+km so pretty handy. If I have a good spot I leave the drone close to the target turned on and just check the screen after each shot.
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