The general technology and GPS tracking on some of the better equipment is very good. Easy to track, record, and look back at previous flight plans. Add to that the camera technology. The better ones are not toys, many are more advanced than the cars we drive.There was a situation where a house had a swimming pool. A teenage daughter liked to swim in the pool. A drone with a camera started hovering above her when she was in her bathing suit at the pool. She told Dad and he shot it down.
The drone owner is now suing Dad. (How did the owner know where the drone went down? :dontknow
Drones in the middle of nowhere shouldn't be used for skeet practice, but what would you do if someone was taking pictures of your daughter???
Perhaps you could use your unregistered Assault Rifle to bring it down. Or put up a "No Drone Area" sign.:roflblack: We will probably see an argument in court about who owns the air space above your property, and I would almost bet it's not you, or if it is you, how high does it go. Another thought is publish in the newspapers a no fly zone below a certain altitude, the government has no fly zones around the White House and the Capital. All I know is that it is going to get messy. 
opcorn: Some celebrity will take some photo taker to court over using a drone to invade their privacy.Actually, you'd be better off calling it in if you do take one down. Just say it crashed in your yard. But better hope there are no pics or video of you actually doing it.
Won't happen...
