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They have actually stopped that programme. https://www.ad.nl/binnenland/politie-stopt-met-inzetten-van-drone-roofvogels-en-snuffelratten~a4f1f967/ https://www.a

• bogle 8y ago
  Thanks for the update. It did seem like a bit of an unlikely prospect.
  • shatnersbassoon 8y ago
    Having seen what a Phantom 4 did to my thumb at idle, on the ground, I can tell you that it would absolutely fricasée a bird of prey while flying. The tips of the props are going >200kmh. The bird would have to take the drone all the way to the ground to prevent the drone recovering. You might get lucky once or twice, but pretty soon you would have your Harris hawk wrapped around one of the motors.
    • ude22 8y ago
      You could drop on it all kinds of light weight yet strong rope/nets that would mess the prop up. Regularly happens with boats.