I'm guessing many more think they can do it the same, but probably could not. This club president and his board have set two great examples for not only dealing with the "drone" issue, but just as importantly nurturing, building, and maintaining a relationship with the community their club is based in. Although I'm not a fan of banning MR/Drones outright just because of what they are, this club did so because it made the most sense to do so, and fortunately the AMA isn't dictating to all clubs what they have to do. Although there is national oversight on some issues, many of the day to day issues are left to the local club, and their membership to deal with.