Low flight and wildlife

I see on a sectional chart a box that says "The Islands, Rocks, and Reefs
along the Pacific Coast-Line from 42°00'N to 46°00'N are National Wildlife
Refuges. Low flights may disturb wildlife resulting in a violation of Federal
law."

Unfortunately, the chart doesn't say what constitutes "low flight." What
altitudes do they have in mind?

Also, when there are areas that say "Pilots are requested to maintain a
minimum altitude of xxxx' AGL ..." just how strong a "request" is it? What
happens if you fail to heed the request?

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Mxsmanic wrote:
What happens if you fail to heed the request?

Absolutely nothing. The wildlife on the Pacific Coast can't hear your
Microsoft game located in Paris, France.

Rip

On Apr 17, 2:04 pm, rq3 wrote:
Mxsmanic wrote:
What happens if you fail to heed the request?

Absolutely nothing. The wildlife on the Pacific Coast can't hear your
Microsoft game located in Paris, France.

Rip

Give him a break - he did buy a sectional :-)

Great. Now all he has to do is invest the time to study his new
sectional BEFORE he starts in with his inane questions.

Rip

Paul kgyy wrote:
On Apr 17, 2:04 pm, rq3 wrote:
Mxsmanic wrote:
What happens if you fail to heed the request?
Absolutely nothing. The wildlife on the Pacific Coast can't hear your
Microsoft game located in Paris, France.

Rip

Give him a break - he did buy a sectional :-)

it is on the cover of the sectional

"Paul kgyy" wrote in message
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On Apr 17, 2:04 pm, rq3 wrote:
Mxsmanic wrote:
What happens if you fail to heed the request?

Absolutely nothing. The wildlife on the Pacific Coast can't hear your
Microsoft game located in Paris, France.

Rip

Give him a break - he did buy a sectional :-)

Paul kgyy wrote:

Give him a break - he did buy a sectional :-)


Shirley, you jest.. They're available online........

And why do I get the feeling mx has a sockpuppet on so many threads,
including this one??

On Apr 17, 3:04 pm, rq3 wrote:
Mxsmanic wrote:
What happens if you fail to heed the request?

Absolutely nothing. The wildlife on the Pacific Coast can't hear your
Microsoft game located in Paris, France.

Hahaha! What an ORIGINAL joke !! A real kneeslapper !!
Yessirreebob... you sure know how to come up some zingers, boy I can
tell ya.

Hint: don't quite your day job yet.

Kev, sarcasm isn't necessarily meant to be humorous. Your own post is a
terrific example. But thanks for the tip.

Rip

Kev wrote:
On Apr 17, 3:04 pm, rq3 wrote:
Mxsmanic wrote:
What happens if you fail to heed the request?
Absolutely nothing. The wildlife on the Pacific Coast can't hear your
Microsoft game located in Paris, France.

Hahaha! What an ORIGINAL joke !! A real kneeslapper !!
Yessirreebob... you sure know how to come up some zingers, boy I can
tell ya.

Hint: don't quite your day job yet.

Mxsmanic wrote:
I see on a sectional chart a box that says "The Islands, Rocks, and Reefs
along the Pacific Coast-Line from 42°00'N to 46°00'N are National Wildlife
Refuges. Low flights may disturb wildlife resulting in a violation of Federal
law."

Unfortunately, the chart doesn't say what constitutes "low flight." What
altitudes do they have in mind?

Also, when there are areas that say "Pilots are requested to maintain a
minimum altitude of xxxx' AGL ..." just how strong a "request" is it? What
happens if you fail to heed the request?

2000' AGL

"Jim Stewart" wrote in message
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2000' AGL


So when they fly above 2000, you can go ahead and shoot'em?????