www.pestshooters.co.uk

[stankonia 0]

Hiya, Just wondering whether any one uses this service? Please help.

[John-B 4]

I wouldn't pay to shoot, only thing I pay for is when i'm shooting clays at the local club, deffo wouldn't pay to shoot airguns.

[stankonia 0]

I wouldn't pay to shoot, only thing I pay for is when i'm shooting clays at the local club, deffo wouldn't pay to shoot airguns.

Hiya,John. The wesbsite offers land to shoot on localy for a yearly fee. Thank for reply. Ian

[Timelord 0]

I'm in full agreement with John-B here after all you may pay to shoot on this land and when you get there you might find it's been shot to piece by other shooters

 

I would do a yell.com search for farms in your area and sent out polite requests for permission to shoot pests on their land. Always send a SAE so the land owner can reply and fill in your permission sheet. It's a probability game here so let's say you send 10 permission sheets out and you only get one positive reply, then in that case it's only cost you the price of one stamp to get that permission. Most people can afford to lose 10 stamps which is better than annual fees deducted via direct debit

[stankonia 0]

I'm in full agreement with John-B here after all you may pay to shoot on this land and when you get there you might find it's been shot to piece by other shooters

 

I would do a yell.com search for farms in your area and sent out polite requests for permission to shoot pests on their land. Always send a SAE so the land owner can reply and fill in your permission sheet. It's a probability game here so let's say you send 10 permission sheets out and you only get one positive reply, then in that case it's only cost you the price of one stamp to get that permission. Most people can afford to lose 10 stamps which is better than annual fees deducted via direct debit

Hiya, Ok Thanks for all good advice,much appriecated,Ive never had to do this i always had a farmer that had a rabbit problem. Thanks again.Ian

[milo2005 0]

I'm in full agreement with John-B here after all you may pay to shoot on this land and when you get there you might find it's been shot to piece by other shooters

 

I would do a yell.com search for farms in your area and sent out polite requests for permission to shoot pests on their land. Always send a SAE so the land owner can reply and fill in your permission sheet. It's a probability game here so let's say you send 10 permission sheets out and you only get one positive reply, then in that case it's only cost you the price of one stamp to get that permission. Most people can afford to lose 10 stamps which is better than annual fees deducted via direct debit

Hiya, Ok Thanks for all good advice,much appriecated,Ive never had to do this i always had a farmer that had a rabbit problem. Thanks again.Ian

 

i like to go around the farms face 2 face,as the land owner can see you ,if someone sent me a flyer/phone call to shoot on my garden i would tell um to

 

go take a short walk of a long plank!lol

[moosedog 2]

go take a short walk of a long plank!lol

 

 

dont you meen a long walk of a short plank

[dr_chris 0]

what insurances/permits etc do you need for this?

[John-B 4]

a few months back me and Col-g off this site had no land, knocked a few doors and got some permission, now we have most of the farms surrounding, it would take us a few days to get round all our permissions, just be patient and go knock on some doors. there is even 2 permissions we haven't even set foot on yet.

[Timelord 0]

go take a short walk of a long plank!lol

 

 

dont you meen a long walk of a short plank

 

Don't worry about milo "he's SPECIAL "

[milo2005 0]

go take a short walk of a long plank!lol

 

 

dont you meen a long walk of a short plank

 

Don't worry about milo "he's SPECIAL "

fell in too the trap ,lol and yes timelord i am SPECIAL

[stankonia 0]

Thanks for support Lads. Ian

[Jayd 0]

£125 a year to shoot? I suppose it's only £10 a month, but I'd be interested to know how accurate the quote is "You're never more than 10 miles away from a farm on our scheme"...