I have been doing this for a few years now and as long as i do not scare them to the point it effects them medically I will continue to get as close as possible. As the year unfolds they become super accustomed to it and i can **** near land on their backs by August. I do my best not to raise their adrenaline levels or cause them to trip and injure themselves in any way.....only question what hight you taking videos est using air2s donnot want to scare away
I have been doing this for a few years now and as long as i do not scare them to the point it effects them medically I will continue to get as close as possible. As the year unfolds they become super accustomed to it and i can **** near land on their backs by August. I do my best not to raise their adrenaline levels or cause them to trip and injure themselves in any way.....
in ohio its illegal to shoot deer from a drone....so the deer can coexist and have no idea anything is any different.I photograph and film deer frequently and my "rule of engagement" aka, prime directive, is not to get close enough or do anything that causes them to look at the drone. I seldom let that happen, but when it does, I move away.
I like to leave wild critters wild and not habituate them to humans. It's seldom good to them. Like feeding an alligator - it won't end well for the gator if it learns that people are food sources. Someone will get spooked by a gator looking for a handout and call the fish & game people to kill it.
in ohio its illegal to shoot deer from a drone....so the deer can coexist and have no idea anything is any different.
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