Lost permission!!

[othickman 6]

Ohhh, oops sorry guys, I had assumed they were one and the same.

 

Thank you for correcting me

[stealthy1 3,964]

Hope you find something to repace it, I had this last year, some super hero turned up to take control of the rabbits on some land I had, said he would wipe then out by gassing them, but when the landowner saw the bill he nearly burst into tears He rang me this year to ask If I would take it back on, I told him to get stuffed, and get the super hero to sort it out, I now have a tab at the petrol station, and a thousand pellets a month free to sort the rabbits, so they may come back to you when they realise how much it will cost them to do it them selves

[stillair1 16]

Softly softly, I would approach the farmer saying that you can no longer control the rabbits as the new tenant does not want the place to be shot. I reckon he will be on the blower to her tout suite and you will be invited back on. In any event he may know another farmer down the road with a rabbit problem.

[romany52 313]

The landowner is highly unlikely to sign his sporting rights over to a tenant i would ask the tenant if they have sporting rights and if they don't know go to the landowner and ask whether or not you can still go there

 

The right of a tenant to control ground game is a legal one, the land owner cannot stop him , even if the landowner retains the sporting rights. For the landowner to retain ground game rights, the tenant would have to enter into a voluntary agreement.