Establishes rules for managing feral hogs and coyotes using unmanned aircraft in South Carolina.
This bill adds a section to the South Carolina Code to regulate the use of unmanned aircraft for managing feral hogs and coyotes. It requires operators to maintain a daily flight log and comply with all regulations for the specific type of unmanned aircraft. The bill specifies that only those with an Aerial Management Program (AMP) permit and a Landowner's Authorization (LOA) can manage feral hogs and coyotes using unmanned aircraft.
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