Question regarding the law

[philkemp 50]

Yes defo take dogs home n pick it up afta make sure u belly it 1st tho turn all meat bad on it if left 2 lng

[3 Turns 326]

What you have done may be prefectly legal but its proving it nowdays, imagine trying to convince the "authorities" if your pulled with a fresh deer and lurcher, depends on who pulls you.....

 

DONT TALK PXSH,

IF HES GOTTA BLUNDER GUN OFCOURSE HELL BE OKAY.

AND ON PERMISH.

DOG GETS IT AND HE NO2S IT .

NO CASE YOUR HONOUR .

SIMO GET BACK TO THE ENCYCOPEDIAS.

[frazthelad 0]

What you have done may be prefectly legal but its proving it nowdays, imagine trying to convince the "authorities" if your pulled with a fresh deer and lurcher, depends on who pulls you.....

if there is terriers and written permission for foxes i suppose it would go in my favour. when beating the deer go everywhere and i cant stop the dog from giving chase

within the eyes of the law you have to be in controle of your dog at all times whitch means your dog shouldent be chaseing deer atall and if it dose and catches then you are teknlay brakeing the law so i would be verry carfeull what you say but if it dose happen as sed take dogs and gun home and go back for deer

 

hope this helps you

 

atb

 

fraser

[WHITEYrs4 29]

IF i was you I would go to the nearest police station to where the permission is at ask to see the sergeant and explain to him you are controlling vermin on the land etc and then explain to him the problem your encountering with the deer regarding the law! If he favours you get him to print it off and sign it to his name! Job done.

[Simoman 110]

What you have done may be prefectly legal but its proving it nowdays, imagine trying to convince the "authorities" if your pulled with a fresh deer and lurcher, depends on who pulls you.....

 

DONT TALK PXSH,

IF HES GOTTA BLUNDER GUN OFCOURSE HELL BE OKAY.

AND ON PERMISH.

DOG GETS IT AND HE NO2S IT .

NO CASE YOUR HONOUR .

SIMO GET BACK TO THE ENCYCOPEDIAS.

 

 

So a shotgun is legal then is it Inspector Morse? As i said it depends who pulls you, a case could be made against if the officer is so inclined.

 

I'll now return to me encyclopedias and perhaps you should invest in a speak and spell?

[stewie 3,387]

What you have done may be prefectly legal but its proving it nowdays, imagine trying to convince the "authorities" if your pulled with a fresh deer and lurcher, depends on who pulls you.....

 

DONT TALK PXSH,

IF HES GOTTA BLUNDER GUN OFCOURSE HELL BE OKAY.

AND ON PERMISH.

DOG GETS IT AND HE NO2S IT .

NO CASE YOUR HONOUR .

SIMO GET BACK TO THE ENCYCOPEDIAS.

 

 

So a shotgun is legal then is it Inspector Morse? As i said it depends who pulls you, a case could be made against if the officer is so inclined.

 

I'll now return to me encyclopedias and perhaps you should invest in a speak and spell?

:laugh:

[toby1066 413]

I would do what bogger suggested mate. you could get away with having a deer in your vehicle al;ong with a dog but if you get a right twat of a copper it could go the other way not worth taking the risk mate. put a shot in the deer take the dog home and then go back and collect it keep yourself right and they wont have nothing on you

[Ideation 8,216]

Simple answer to these kind of things is - guilty until innocence proven. How you going to prove it?

[poacher3161 1,766]

Skin and butcher it up on your permision if then pulled by plod its dog food you have bought of some one in a lay by or just use your imagination lol.

[scothunter 12,609]

do what you would do if you were poaching lol

[romany52 313]

You are not breaking the law by killing the deer if you are not hunting deer. The law regarding hunting with dogs states that there is no such thing as accidental hunting, which means hunting has to be intentional, otherwise it's not hunting, therefore, providing you are legally hunting within the law, ie, using the exemptions for rat and rabbit, which are only exemptions with permission. you are not hunting deer, so any deer killed by accident do not contravene the hunting with dogs act. The question is, are you then allowed to benefit from said accident, most probably not. Having said that a dead animal in law, is reduced into the ownership of the landowner, so I can't see why he cannot gift you the deer if he so wishes, but get it in writing. Mike.