Zac flies. You recover.
Adams County Drone Solutions LLC — a licensed remote pilot, a hunter, and a car that still smells like oak leaves.
Built from one too many lost deer.
Zac hunts and flies out of Adams County, Pennsylvania — the kind of ridges with laurel so thick you crawl it on your belt. Deer recovery with a drone is Maryland work: eight north-central counties, not Pennsylvania.
He earned an FAA Part 107 remote pilot certificate and flies a thermal drone when a hunter needs a bird in the air. That is the recovery service. From the same car he flies media, advertising, lost pets, livestock, and herd census — including in Pennsylvania.
He is not a tracking-dog handler, not a guide, and not a recovery crew that drags deer off other people's land. He locates. You finish it. Landowner permission is required. Game-law tagging and hours stay on you.
Systematic, not lucky.
Impact first. Then the direction it ran. Then the cover it would choose — creek bottoms, laurel benches, the downwind edge of a cut. If the heat is there, you get a pin. If it isn't, you get an honest report of what the air showed, not a story.
Take your recovery to new heights
Call or text from the field. Send the dispatch so we have the pin before we roll.