Long Netting Hairs

[forest 137]

Is it illegal to long net hairs. Can any one help me. Thanks

[Guest Navek]

No it's not don't think your aloud to relocate them tho. However if that's what your doing then just don't tel anyone . ( secret squirrel )

[low plains drifter 10,545]

Could be tricky if they're pubic

[harvey88 40]

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[Mr Wilkes 2,992]

You asking for help to net the hares or advice on the legalities of actually netting them ?.

[bunnyboiler 1,053]

Could be tricky if they're pubic

f****d if there curly

[Aussie Whip 4,100]

Waste of a run.

[Maximus Ferret 2,063]

You'll need to borrow the wifes hair net though.

[Bosun11 537]

Once upon a time, when hares were prized as food, rather than left to rot and few dogs could take em regular, gate netting was the most popular method of taking hares...

[Blueboybilly 164]

Id prefer to give and quarry a decent sporting chance personally. Longnetting a poor Hare sounds a bit like shooting fish in a barrel to me if Im honest!

[Bosun11 537]

Know what your saying Billy but i recon there's more to taking a hare in a net...

Recon it'd be a fair bit harder than some do by spinning one with a lamp with a part bred desert dog and then skimming it in a ditch...

Those with the skills to net propper knew the worth of a big strong hare.

[Tyla 3,179]

I think you'll probably find those who are netting hares aren't killing them but moving them

[Phil Lloyd 10,738]

For guys that were out of work, or resting, good clean Hares were always worth a few quid,..so you had to take them, anyway that you could

There was a vast difference in sport and profit hunting....and the hares just made up part of the weekly bag, alongside the pheasants and Roe...

 

Nowadays, I have a pension to fall back on,...so no more sitting up behind nets for me...

[neil cooney 10,416]

Done loads of it and it was never a case of setting your net and reaping the rewards.

There's a lot of field craft involved, even if you had an army.

[Born Hunter 17,763]

Johnny Kingdom did a piece on long netting hares and relocating them onto a patch of land on his TV series a few years ago. I'd say legal, but not at all certain.