 Boom! So the drone was around 230 feet in the air when it arrived, descending to around 75 feet when one of the crew members heard what they thought was a gunshot. Oh, no. So both the crew and the drone raced back to the Walmart where deputies responded around 6 p.m. after crew members reportedly found a bullet hole in the drone's payload system. Hey, it's called air defense, baby. So Florida Man was a good shot.