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Just now, mC HULL said:

dont use helicopter much now mate always aeroplanes up now got ten or so all based lincolnshire 

Better for the poacher that IMO, a helicopter can just hover in one spot whereas a plane would have to keep circling you. Once that heat seeker is on you mind you will do well to get away. ?

 

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3 minutes ago, Greb147 said:

Better for the poacher that IMO, a helicopter can just hover in one spot whereas a plane would have to keep circling you. Once that heat seeker is on you mind you will do well to get away. ?

 

helicopter 5 foot off head blowing you about lol once the plane spots you your finished out in the open mate ?

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I wouldn't worry to much about police fixed wing aircraft when out poaching.

Theyve become somewhat of an embarrassment, and may be given to the Coastguard .

They are not as effective as rotary wing helicopters, not as manoeuvrable, need specialised runways, slower to get in the air, can't "loiter", and are, generally, more expensive to operate.

Seems they were a bit of a vanity project, costing millions, but, of course, no one will be held responsible !

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1 minute ago, chartpolski said:

I wouldn't worry to much about police fixed wing aircraft when out poaching.

Theyve become somewhat of an embarrassment, and may be given to the Coastguard .

They are not as effective as rotary wing helicopters, not as manoeuvrable, need specialised runways, slower to get in the air, can't "loiter", and are, generally, more expensive to operate.

Seems they were a bit of a vanity project, costing millions, but, of course, no one will be held responsible !

Cheers.

They'd be better off setting up a paragliding department and @king could be in charge, be a win-win for the police and the poacher. 

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1 hour ago, Greb147 said:

Better for the poacher that IMO, a helicopter can just hover in one spot whereas a plane would have to keep circling you. Once that heat seeker is on you mind you will do well to get away. ?

 

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13 hours ago, chartpolski said:

I wouldn't worry to much about police fixed wing aircraft when out poaching.

Theyve become somewhat of an embarrassment, and may be given to the Coastguard .

They are not as effective as rotary wing helicopters, not as manoeuvrable, need specialised runways, slower to get in the air, can't "loiter", and are, generally, more expensive to operate.

Seems they were a bit of a vanity project, costing millions, but, of course, no one will be held responsible !

Cheers.

mate they up for hours somedays just going in circles they can be miles away and camera is still on you ?

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37 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

mate they up for hours somedays just going in circles they can be miles away and camera is still on you ?

That would more than likely be pilot recurrent training.

Pilots have to log so many hours a month to keep their licence. 

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Never knew they used planes for poaching. I thought it was all helicopters and drones over there?

Helicopters are just about impossible to get away from and even if you get back to your vehicle it's pretty much game over, your just gonna end up in a pointless and dangerous chase, with the inevitable outcome...

Nope if your gonna get nicked, then get nicked in style, make sure your in the middle of the sloppiest field you can get too and wait for the cavelry to arrive. If you've got decent weatherproof gear on, get that mud and shite all over you (and your dogs) Just watch their faces when they've got to march through the slop to get to you, getting their shiney boots an pressed kecks caked in it. Then have to put you and your dogs into lovely, pristeen vehicles. Oh and keep it jovial, you should be laughing at the state their in and asking if they really want to put you in their nice car... ?

 

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1 minute ago, Bosun11 said:

Never knew they used planes for poaching. I thought it was all helicopters and drones over there?

Helicopters are just about impossible to get away from and even if you get back to your vehicle it's pretty much game over, your just gonna end up in a pointless and dangerous chase, with the inevitable outcome...

Nope if your gonna get nicked, then get nicked in style, make sure your in the middle of the sloppiest field you can get too and wait for the cavelry to arrive. If you've got decent weatherproof gear on, get that mud and shite all over you (and your dogs) Just watch their faces when they've got to march through the slop to get to you, getting their shiney boots an pressed kecks caked in it. Then have to put you and your dogs into lovely, pristeen vehicles. Oh and keep it jovial, you should be laughing at the state their in and asking if they really want to put you in their nice car... ?

 

Remember Freddy the Frog video ? ??? !

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