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muff528 wrote:
Something should be done about wildlife breaking federal law. Which is why we have a constitutional right to harm bears. Low enough to scare the animals. From memories of ridge soaring (sailplanes) in Ireland, I remember the three important altitudes: high enough that the sheep ignore you (plenty safe); high enough that the sheep start running away from you (still safe enough); high enough that the sheep start jumping up (time to pay real close attention)... The wildlife gets disturbed. Actually considering the amount of widlife which has no problem settling down near airports and/or military training grounds, I'd say it would take a lot to disturb them. --Sylvain |
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