No need to worry, I DON'T fly in Kruger and never will. That being another reason that I don't go there anymore, much more fun flying my drone in various other places.H. erectus wrote:Hi Sprocky,.....
great admiration from me in the manner that you
grasp technology to good use. ,...
Drone tech, like spotting apps can and will be a manner
of management for better management of wildlife sanctuary.
However, with all due respect, please refrain from use
in Kruger!!~!.
Please my friend, Kruger stands as a symbol of self
reliance without interference!! A moral cause maybe.
Lets not question it by implication of technology, the
very situation society thrives upon, supposedly guaranteed.
Please my friend, as is, there is far to much technological
interference in a pure existence.
All the wildlife images posted were flown on a private reserve. Most of my flying is done in non-wildlife areas, more with the focus on aerial photography and video of buildings and natural features.
For all the huggers out there, have you never startled any animals in the park with your vehicle? Well it works the same, once they get used to it they relax, only takes a minute or two. Think about it next time you see Impala or Zebra running away once you drive close to them...maybe you shouldn't be driving there.