arcana-exploration
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So your drone footage is time and date stamped on the footage? If not its your word against the Feds and you know who wins that one?
Resetting file date on a computer file will not prove anything, has to be on the recording itself. Thing is even before the wording came out about drones themselves, it was illegal to use any motorized vehicle before you even started hunting in AZ by the information I saw.
https://wildernesswatch.org/newsroom/releases.html
Wilderness Act of 1964 specifically states no motorized vehicles or aircraft.
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Drones fall under the no motorized equipment law, so you had a drone prior to 1964?
Next question: How many people will be in your party on the next outing? this includes support staff and all.
Next thing I notice that there are firearms being worn in your pictures when in the commission of State and Federal Crimes.
Then how are you going to obtain samples of minerals while out there? breaking rocks? if so you are violating state law
https://geology.com/minerals/legal-aspects-of-rock-collecting/
https://azstateparks.com/archaeological-site-etiquette
By your own words you have made claims to the site being archaeological, so even picking up a rock is a violation, moving anything even just to look under it is a violation.
Are you ready to get on a plane and come to the Tonto National Wilderness now?
It would then end with you not being able to publish your book, as it is illegal to publish material about your crimes for profit.
18 U.S.C.S. § 3681
The drones are not a concern, we have that covered. Also, we not mining or breaking any surface. and we checked you can pick up things from a rubble pile, it is done all the time. Also, it is not archaeological yet we just found some stuff of interest and after we documenting it we will turn our findings over to the proper folks. Also, people find stuff all the time there is not a crime in that, everything you have mentioned we have covered and oh by the way we have retained an archaeologist who works with Indian tribes on exactly this kind of stuff. She is in the western united states and is guiding us along, she is my neighbor, cousin,(Rodger just worked on my neighbor's husband Harley). and we have been working with her for over a year, she knows her stuff. Oh and rubble pile is where we got the sample on the ground in front. the other stuff we are just getting Also the rubble pile is not at all close to the other stuff.