I reckon lions and tigers are out.
Not because they are restrained, but because the larger challenge would be getting the CB1100 close enough.
I dunno, I come across some mountain lions out in the canyon near me. The challenge would still be proximity...
all I can find unrestrained that cooperates so far are foul
Canada Geese
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Swans
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Chickens (on the fly lol)
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Nice! I've been waiting for our resident Egyptian Geese who normally terrorize our office parking lot this time of year.
I SAW HORSES, COWS, LONG HORNED CATTLE, PIGS, GOATS AND SHEEP ON TODAY'S RIDE BUT OF COURSE ALL OF THEM WERE BEHIND FENCES AS EXPECTED.
dang cap locks but I'm not typing it all out again lol
Canadian Geese are incredibly unrestrained.
Nice pics Ferret and to my eye they all qualify. As to the fence question, it's my understanding that a fence is OK so long as the subject animal has enough room to easily walk/crawl/gallop out of frame. So a dog in kennel or a calf in one of those veal-tenderizing boxes would not be OK, but a horse or a cow in a large fenced in pasture would be.
Yeah, large fowl are fine. And a cow is fine as long as it has at least 328 feet to run in. According to farmhouseguide.com, that's how long it takes for a cow to reach 17mph, it's average top speed.
My wife is neither restrained nor domestic, as far as I can tell. . .
