shooting permission

[daveydw 0]

after failing in many attempts to gain permision to shoot vermin on land are there any land owners that charge a fee to shoot on there land in the north east of england

as i would be willing to pay.

[daveydw 0]

Dont do it mate. Paying for it only makes it harder for everyone.

 

Never pay for it, just keep on plodding away at local farms. Good luck

 

i see your point but thats ok for some one that has already gained permission i pay now to fish on peoples land for salmon and sea trout which is the norm is paying for shooting much different

Edited February 13, 2009 by daveydw

[ratty789 0]

after failing in many attempts to gain permision to shoot vermin on land are there any land owners that charge a fee to shoot on there land in the north east of england

as i would be willing to pay.

 

i shoot in co. durham on 7 farms, have always started out ferreting on permision first ,to build up trust ,then on to guns and dogs.

plenty of rabbits in weardale and teesdale, just keep knocking.

good luck

[davyt63 1,845]

after failing in many attempts to gain permision to shoot vermin on land are there any land owners that charge a fee to shoot on there land in the north east of england

as i would be willing to pay.

don't pay for controlling vermin as dixyhmr says, keep going buddy you will get there in the end but also try

 

large hotels

golf clubs

industrial estates

business parks

farms

horse paddocks

mansion houses

country clubs

 

all of these have vermin on them defo keep at it buddy

regards

 

davy

[daveydw 0]

iam 38 years old and have applied for basc insurance iam trying with more letters emails etc and i hope i do succeed in gaining permission but i was thinking of payment as my last resort

[wuzzy 0]

:stupid: i nearly sold all my gear but got permission and it keeps rolling in ive got three locations now within a month you,ll get there in the end just keep trying