Downward facing panoramic?

[HereticDroneworks]

So I've got a client that wants a printed satellite map of his 40 acre property.
But he wants it a CURRENT photograph.
Anyone know how I can use the 2d mapping pictures to stitch them together to have the large image I can bring to the printer?
41x90 inches is the paper size

 

[GadgetGuy]

PTGui or PanoramaStudio 4.1.6 (Pro) are two the best pano stitching software programs, if neither LightRoom nor Photoshop can handle the stitch.

Photo stitching software 360 degree Panorama image software

PTGui is image stitching software for stitching photographs into a seamless 360-degree spherical or gigapixel panoramic image

www.ptgui.com

Create and present 360 degree panoramas | PanoramaStudio Panorama Software

PanoramaStudio merges photos using advanced image stitching to generate seamless panoramas. It creates HDR & gigapixel images and virtual tours for the web.

www.tshsoft.com

I use all four programs, depending upon the project and the desired output.

 

[HereticDroneworks]

Ok - cool - appreciate the advice.
So I'll be able to use one of these to take a bunch of downward facing images over 40 acres, and make it flat? Not 360?
I gotta git it printed. It's a unique request to be sure, but def a cool idea.
Thanks