What The Laws If You Flush Badger From Cover And The Dogs Get Hold?

[wirral countryman 2,110]

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Edited October 25, 2013 by wirral countryman

[bullx100% 681]

you'd get fcuked mate unless your a paki.........them can get away with anything

[Huan72 687]

This is so f*****g wrong we get done for the sake of a piece of shit animal that should be on the pest list anyway an accident is an accident u get less for killing a person this world is f****d

Well if your dogs did accidentally catch a badger, then this type of comment and attitude is not going to persuade anyone that it was an accident.

[dogmad riley 1,344]

This is so f*****g wrong we get done for the sake of a piece of shit animal that should be on the pest list anyway an accident is an accident u get less for killing a person this world is f****d

Don't think any animal should be classed as a piece of shit. It shows no respect to our sport or nature.

[bigoy19706 276]

we was out bushing last season and the terrier was working the cover we had put up a good amount of rabbits so the lurcher was really switched on then my bro start shouting of me when I got to him the had a big ginger cat 2 lurcher and 4 terrier on it so there was no chance of saving it we did not no what to do there was nothing we could of don to stop this happening but I,ll bet the rspca wood fort diferant

[ands 547]

I,m sure plenty of non hunting people's dogs come accross daytime badgers!! Awkward situation alright

[Tyla 3,179]

This is so f*****g wrong we get done for the sake of a piece of shit animal that should be on the pest list anyway an accident is an accident u get less for killing a person this world is f****d

 

You are a shining example of what is wrong with the dog game.

[Guest foxpack]

 

 

unless its this 1 ,,,,cause its a cat...lol

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

but hows the dogs out of control when theyre working cover that's what theyre meant to be doing and its only when the animal breaks cover when you realise whats going on? hasn't happened to me but I have seen them sheltering in hay barns etc. there should be a law in place to protect us lol

They would argue that the dog was out of control.

 

If a dog accidentally kills something then it isn't under your control is it.

 

I completely agree accidents happen, but this would be one argument the prosecution would come up with.

[BIG G wheton machine 1,594]

 

but hows the dogs out of control when theyre working cover that's what theyre meant to be doing and its only when the animal breaks cover when you realise whats going on? hasn't happened to me but I have seen them sheltering in hay barns etc. there should be a law in place to protect us lol

They would argue that the dog was out of control.

 

If a dog accidentally kills something then it isn't under your control is it.

 

I completely agree accidents happen, but this would be one argument the prosecution would come up with.

 

well when your on permission then hows the dog out of control, when your working for fox, how do you break them to badger if your not allowed near one??

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

 

 

 

but hows the dogs out of control when theyre working cover that's what theyre meant to be doing and its only when the animal breaks cover when you realise whats going on? hasn't happened to me but I have seen them sheltering in hay barns etc. there should be a law in place to protect us lol

They would argue that the dog was out of control.

 

If a dog accidentally kills something then it isn't under your control is it.

 

I completely agree accidents happen, but this would be one argument the prosecution would come up with.

well when your on permission then hows the dog out of control, when your working for fox, how do you break them to badger if your not allowed near one??

Don't shoot the messenger pal. I'm just telling you how i think it would go down.

 

"Sorry your honour, we were after foxes".

 

"Oh silly doggies. You may leave the court room. No Charges".

[BIG G wheton machine 1,594]

 

 

 

but hows the dogs out of control when theyre working cover that's what theyre meant to be doing and its only when the animal breaks cover when you realise whats going on? hasn't happened to me but I have seen them sheltering in hay barns etc. there should be a law in place to protect us lol

They would argue that the dog was out of control.

 

If a dog accidentally kills something then it isn't under your control is it.

 

I completely agree accidents happen, but this would be one argument the prosecution would come up with.

well when your on permission then hows the dog out of control, when your working for fox, how do you break them to badger if your not allowed near one??

Don't shoot the messenger pal. I'm just telling you how i think it would go down.

 

"Sorry your honour, we were after foxes".

 

"Oh silly doggies. You may leave the court room. No Charges".

 

maybe it shows that when making the laws incidents like this were never taken into account.

[spindolero 1,111]

 

but hows the dogs out of control when theyre working cover that's what theyre meant to be doing and its only when the animal breaks cover when you realise whats going on? hasn't happened to me but I have seen them sheltering in hay barns etc. there should be a law in place to protect us lol

They would argue that the dog was out of control.

 

If a dog accidentally kills something then it isn't under your control is it.

 

I completely agree accidents happen, but this would be one argument the prosecution would come up with.

 

whats the maximum penalty for having a dog out of control?

[staffs riffraff 1,068]

Same as what would happen if your dogs came across a dead one and had a rag just a quote I read somewhere ,too much brains no common sense

[paulus 26]

read here http://huntingact.org/?q=node/3