Blanking

[ferret-nooB 2]

Evening all,I've been to my permission three times in the past weeks and blanked every time. I've seen 1 or 2 bunnies about but not many to be honest,starting to get abit frustrated if I'm honest.

I've only got the one permission and finding another is proving to be really tough,I've searched the forum for tips on gaining more permission and I've tried most,so was wondering if anyone in the south east needed a spare pair of hands on a day out,I work hard and don't complain all I ask is for some time out the house and away from work.

Atb Jono

[bobcullen79 1,495]

How big is your permission? Are you doing the same bury`s over and over? The usual advice would be to stick at it, you`ll come across them sooner or later, but if your land is small with only a few burys, the odd rabbits you see might be living on someone elses land...

[tsteve9999 456]

Bob could be right there mate, I remember doing a field last year where you would see 20 rabbits a time at night, but it turned out every one had come from across a lane on another permission.

[terryd 8,545]

Surprising how far they travel from where you see them. Chances are when they hop in the cover they are going a fair old way or just sitting out in the cover unless pressed too ground

[ferret-nooB 2]

thanks for the replies chaps, is there any way I can find out who land belongs to? Took a walk home from work and found an area next to a public footpath that was teaming with rabbits,I've never seen so many,and the damage they have caused is unbelievable. I'd like to find out who owns the land so I can approach them and hopefully get a new permission that actually has rabbits on it.

[terryd 8,545]

thanks for the replies chaps, is there any way I can find out who land belongs to? Took a walk home from work and found an area next to a public footpath that was teaming with rabbits,I've never seen so many,and the damage they have caused is unbelievable. I'd like to find out who owns the land so I can approach them and hopefully get a new permission that actually has rabbits on it.

 

approach the nearest farm and if it is not there's they are likely too know who

[fitchet 788]

thanks for the replies chaps, is there any way I can find out who land belongs to? Took a walk home from work and found an area next to a public footpath that was teaming with rabbits,I've never seen so many,and the damage they have caused is unbelievable. I'd like to find out who owns the land so I can approach them and hopefully get a new permission that actually has rabbits on it.

 

Where are you from in the south east feller ?

[reddawn 2,173]

need a marking dog mate

[reddawn 2,173]

need a marking dog mate

[long dogs 580]

like red dawn says a marking dog will help you mate,atb

[ferret-nooB 2]

I'm just outside St. Albans,and a dog isn't an option at the moment unfortunately.