School

[Shooter08 0]

dont really know if im asking a dumb question but, there are loads of rabbits at our school,

 

if i asked the headteacher or someone at school do you think they would let me take care of em with my new s200 ?

 

or am i just making a fool of myself lol,

 

my p.e teacher knows i go shooting, and she said she would have a word with someone about them and she would get back to me so...

 

 

im just curious cause ive been up every night on my bike about 7 o clock and i counted 26 alone just on the front field,

couldn't be bothered to check the back field because it started raining,

 

any help would be appreiciated!

thanks lol

markus!

Edited November 25, 2008 by Shooter08

[whippeter69 88]

Loads of rabbits behind and on my school ground but luckily for me my mum works in the school so she asked the HeadDeputy r if i can go and he said no probs lol

[Shooter08 0]

you lucky twat

[whippeter69 88]

Init and behind the local council offices where there is great hedge to put the long net up as they can only go there, the sea is right next to it so the rabbits cannot here us and the cctv only comes on if it senses movement and we always stay out of the way of them lol. I counted 53 once whilst walking there in the day light as thers a public footpath that goes right thought it, but i spoke to the woman behind the desk and she said it was ok

Edited November 25, 2008 by whippeter69

[Shooter08 0]

theres loads of places here man you should see em!

 

most of them are too risky though

 

one place is next to a busy road,

one place is on a travellers site,

other place is on a holiday camp site,

last place is on a bull field, big bulls roaming round,

 

so you wont catch me anywhere near them lol,

 

otherwise theres no that many

[whippeter69 88]

few places like that round here mate.

Edited November 25, 2008 by whippeter69

[moxy 617]

An answer in short 'NO'

 

Too many variables to take into account ie,

 

Risk assessments, insurance etc etc.

 

It is very likely that your school isnt able to make the descision as this will belong to your local authority. If thats the case, not a feckin chance in the world.

 

[Shooter08 0]

i thought it might be a no,

but i just thought i'd ask to make sure lol

[whippeter69 88]

i use the dog so he said it was ok but i dont think the gun is a wise choice, ferrets,nets and dogs would be best

[paddy.t 5]

i thought it might be a no,

but i just thought i'd ask to make sure lol

 

 

Get up around crows nest and flower of may campsite mate, seen plenty about on top feilds there

[Shooter08 0]

ive heard of flower of may,

but not crows nest lol ?

you from brid yourself mate ?

[festa 206]

i think you probably know the answer air rifle ..... school ..... no chance mate

 

just some law points

 

It is against the law for anyone to have an airgun in a public place unless they have some proper reason for doing so - for example, it has just been confiscated from an offender. A public place is anywhere where the public are allowed to go, regardless of who owns the land, and even though they may have to pay. Roads, streets, footpaths, canal towpaths, public parks, schools, play areas are all examples of public places. If the general public have some sort of right or permission to be in a particular place, that is a public place and you are not allowed to have a loaded airgun in that place.

 

It is an offence to fire any weapon within 50 feet of the centre of any roadway, if by doing so you cause a nuisance. This offence could be committed by someone on private property close to a road who used a gun in a way which upset people on the road.

 

i know its a bit of a ball ache mate but thats the law and i would hate to think a school would say yes however another way around it is a different approach (ferrets)

 

gary

[paddy.t 5]

ive heard of flower of may,

but not crows nest lol ?

you from brid yourself mate ?

 

 

Crows nest about 500 yards down road from flower of may.

Nah mate but go camping a lot there in summer