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Advanced Ranch Management.

The future is now.

Set up at least three cases in high places, like on top of deer blinds. The solar panel charges the battery, which then powers the microphone, processors, GPS, and drone.

The microphones of each of the three cases activate upon hearing the pitch of a coyote howl. They talk to each other to produce a heat map grid based on GPS and topography maps of where and how many coyotes are howling.

Based on the likelihood of mission success, the drones make a decision to launch and arm.

They launch high into the sky, about 400ft above ground level, to the area of the most likely success. After thermal and HD cameras successfully identify a target, they move in. They track the movement of the animal and close in on it. They aim and rapid-fire GPS tracking and poison projectiles until one successfully registers biometric electricity.

The activity and footage is displayed in the user's mobile device, where they can make a decision to destroy or continue tracking.

When destroy is selected, the poison is released, killing the coyote, and GPS sends a final coordinate for carcass collection.