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QUOTE (poidy @ Oct 16, 2019 - 07:08 am)
Not a real estate guys, we had them, had a talk with the OPP, they had a talk with neighbour, he was ticked, but got off with a warning of harassment, next time, if there is a next time, he will be charged, as for shot, I used #2 steel shot 3 inch, as was after geese, and dronee was maybe 15 feet away 10 feet off lawn, pointed right at us, so no drones ever since, but sure is lots of geese now, but we got enough, so that hopefully is the end of this story...
I really didn't think this was going to end this way. You obviously don't live in the city. 15 ft? Wow! Why didn't he get his drone out of there when he saw the gun?
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Personal drones have to be flown within eyesight; that I know for a fact.
Keep in mind that drones are now part of an Ontario Land Surveyors arsenal of tools. Would you shoot at a surveyor if he was looking for property stakes? I believe he has access rights if he is performing his duties.
Not calling this particular incident a surveyor situation but shooting first and asking questions after the fact is not the way to go IMO.
Drones?
