If we do that, they will quit flying over with their targets of opportunity. They've already had 4 of them shot down. I need to figure out a way to get them here so I can get a shot.
Perhaps I am seeing this wrong then, I know they did the same thing here in NC and the "pigeon shoot" they were going to film was a shoot using clay pigeons.
In that case they ran into something and wrecked their helo and said someone shot it with a .22...in both rotor tips of one rotor. Good shooting, that.
Funny, too, that even the news had to admit that it was a perfectly legal event on private gun-club property. So...the SHARK guy is trespassing and/or stalking. He has absolutely no legal leg to stand on, as far as I can tell.
If we do that, they will quit flying over with their targets of opportunity. They've already had 4 of them shot down. I need to figure out a way to get them here so I can get a shot.
ReplyDeleteNo, actually they are LIVE pigeon shoots. They do still go on in certain locations. Much more challenging than clays, I understand. Clays don't dodge.
ReplyDeletePerhaps I am seeing this wrong then, I know they did the same thing here in NC and the "pigeon shoot" they were going to film was a shoot using clay pigeons.
ReplyDeleteIn that case they ran into something and wrecked their helo and said someone shot it with a .22...in both rotor tips of one rotor. Good shooting, that.
Thanks for dropping by Kevin!
Robert, you can always have your local gun club announce a pigeon shoot...
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Funny, too, that even the news had to admit that it was a perfectly legal event on private gun-club property. So...the SHARK guy is trespassing and/or stalking. He has absolutely no legal leg to stand on, as far as I can tell.
ReplyDeleteYep, that's what they were told here, too, but you know the concept of private property is lost on them.
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by RA!