RE: Interesting newly posted AMA documents concerning the FAA regulations
The group that I am talking about is on public property.
If you are on your own land, yes it is all on you. The second you fly, land, or crash on someone elses or public land. All bets are off. If you fly on your own land, why wouldn't you follow rules that have proven to work. Take your chances with your own land and your neighbors. I'm sure that they will appreciate you for it. I know of a guy that flies over his own land, he lost control of his plane and crashed at his neighbors house. It burnt three acres of his neighbors land. Law suites are pending.