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  • toad67
    Did it scare the goose off??
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  • Mr. Perfect
    What's the tail number on that one? Sure looks a fair amount like the one that was buzzing my place a few weeks back.
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  • US Military Guy
    I would probably take up kite flying or possibly weather balloons.  Drones might work too, but I think you need a license for one large enough to get your point across.
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  • chme
    Little while back, ran across an expended Stinger launcher for sale.  You could always walk outside with it on your shoulder, smile and wave to the pilot.  

    See the source image
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  • scooterdriver
    Depends on how often. I suspect they'll tire of paying the cost per flight hour before you tire of being woken up at 07:30.
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  • bpost
    Wait, that thing costs about $2,000,000.  If they have the money to fly it then you should upgrade them to the bestest best neighbor friends and have them take you places in it.
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  • KenK/84Bravo

    Call Mr. Barrett.

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  • Brookwood
    Looks like your neighbor got a new "company" vehicle there Don.  Noticed it was b.l.a.c.k. 

    He must be out looking for them there "Good Fella's" in your neck of the woods!   :o
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  • mac10
    cannon full o dog poop
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  • austin20
    @...: https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/1892514/how-do-you-guys-handle-noisy-neighbors

    https://us.v-cdn.net/6031683/uploads/N3G6JS0YD096/228a7c05-e6fd-42eb-94d1-2087b5f0d317.jpeg

    At least they waited until after 7:30.

    We landed a hot air balloon on a driving range one time. The club pro got real testy with us. Cannot image how annoyed he would be if a helicopter landed on his driving range

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  • Toolman286
    I'm thinkin of the dog poop hittin the fan :)
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  • hillbille
    7:30 am??  you should have been out of bed anyway!!!!!!!  now pm is a different story
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  • Don McManus
    scooterdriver: 31541149433499/comments/31541163210267
    Depends on how often. I suspect they'll tire of paying the cost per flight hour before you tire of being woken up at 07:30.

    Use of it is not all that expensive. Less than $400.00 a head between our sister golf course in Montana. After skimming the Med with my legs hanging out of a Huey in my youth, however, I am not a big fan of helicopters.

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  • Brookwood
    If that was how my neighbors got around, I would sure be in the wrong neighborhood!  :) 

    Hard enough to keep up with the Jones's where I live now!    Actually, learned a long time ago my only competition is myself.    All the girls say I'm easy!  B)
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  • austin20
    Don McManus: 31541149433499/comments/31541139434395

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11194687#Comment_11194687

    Use of it is not all that expensive. Less than $400.00 a head between our sister golf course in Montana. After skimming the Med with my legs hanging out of a Huey in my youth, however, I am not a big fan of helicopters.

    So is that a shuttle between your club and another club? Very cool idea.

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  • Don McManus
    @...: 31541149433499/comments/31541181119003

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11194889#Comment_11194889

    So is that a shuttle between your club and another club? Very cool idea.

    The company owns the helicopter, and if not being used by someone important, they offer it to those of us who are not.

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  • nononsense
    chme said:
    Little while back, ran across an expended Stinger launcher for sale.  You could always walk outside with it on your shoulder, smile and wave to the pilot.  

    See the source image
    I don't think that the guy standing behind that launcher is going to be real happy if he presses the trigger! :/
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  • austin20
    Don McManus: 31541149433499/comments/31541139949211

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11194927#Comment_11194927

    The company owns the helicopter, and if not being used by someone important, they offer it to those of us who are not.

    your club sure has a mighty pretty driving range. My son joined a club two years ago. He and his wife use it a lot in the summer. I enjoy playing golf there with him.

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  • jimdeere
    chme said:
    Little while back, ran across an expended Stinger launcher for sale.  You could always walk outside with it on your shoulder, smile and wave to the pilot.  

    See the source image
    ... while wearing a towel on your head and shouting “Allah Akbar!”
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  • Don McManus
    @...: 31541149433499/comments/31541195665307

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11194934#Comment_11194934

    your club sure has a mighty pretty driving range. My son joined a club two years ago. He and his wife use it a lot in the summer. I enjoy playing golf there with him.

    That the instruction area. The course has one of the nicer practice facilities in the area. Below are the practice tees, putting green, and chipping green. I should probably spend more time out there.


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  • gesshots
    I Love the Stinger launcher too.  B)

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  • He Dog
    shoot 'em.
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  • chollagardens
    FAA has rules about that
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