perthshire keeper 1,239 Posted September 25, 2013 Report Share Posted September 25, 2013 thanks you still looking for some bud? ian b ive seen that a few times aparently it because its air craft cable Quote Link to post
Gin 498 Posted September 25, 2013 Report Share Posted September 25, 2013 http://www.gameandcountry.co.uk/Snares___Snare_Wires.htm Quote Link to post
events co-ordinator 353 Posted October 2, 2013 Report Share Posted October 2, 2013 Remember the Only people allowed to set or check the snares must have a licence ( in Scotland) pm me if you need anymore info. Quote Link to post
The one 8,482 Posted October 3, 2013 Report Share Posted October 3, 2013 Ballinluig Village Hall, central Perthshire, will be the venue for the final Scottish Government approved fox and rabbit snaring training course to be run by the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) in 2013.Having successfully trained hundreds of gamekeepers, shepherds, pest controllers and other wildlife managers to set snares in full compliance of the Wildlife and Natural Environment Act, the GWCT is holding one last training day for those snare operators who have not yet got to grips with their legal obligations.To be held on Friday, October 25, from 10am – 1.30pm, the course will bring game and wildlife managers fully up to speed with the latest legislation and essential training requirements.“There is now a legal obligation for anyone wishing to set a snare to sit a Scottish Government approved training course,” said Hugo Straker, senior advisor with GWCT and course leader.“Successful candidates will be awarded a certificate which must then be presented to the local police who in turn will issue the individual with a unique ID number. Since Ist April 2013 it has been illegal to set a fox or rabbit snare without the operator's ID number attached.“It is essential that anyone practicing gamekeeping, wildlife or land management is fully aware of their training needs. This session will highlight the fundamental importance of animal welfare and will provide a clear legal steer as well as useful hands-on tips through practical demonstrations. I would urge everyone, however rarely they may need to set a snare, to book onto this course as we will be unable to train individuals on a one to one basis.”Cost for snare training is £40 + VAT per person.For further information and to book your place on this last opportunity the GWCT has to offer this year, please contact Irene Johnston, tel: 01738 551511or email: scottishq@gwct.org.uk Quote Link to post
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