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We have a 97 acre plot of woodland which is full of muntjac. The muntjac are doing alot of damage to new trees so im going to cull a few of them. Before i start the shooting i want to know where to get rid of them. Is there anyone local that wants one or two?i would like a bit of money for them but have no idea how much they are worth.

 

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Remember that to sell them to go into the human food chain, such as taking them to gamedealers etc. You will need a registered hunters number, you get these after completion of a game meat handling course.

 

You dont need these if you are going to be giving the meat away.

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If theres damage and the relevant shot size are used its still legal isn't it?

Use of Shotguns for Shooting Deer 11-09-05

USE OF SHOTGUNS FOR SHOOTING DEER

Introduction

In general, the law forbids the use of smooth-bore guns to kill uninjured wild deer. BDS strongly supports this line and recommends that a full-bore rifle which meets the legal ballistic requirements of the Scottish and English/Welsh Deer Acts should always be the firearm of choice for deer management purposes.

 

However the law allows the use any smooth-bore gun for the humane destruction of an injured or diseased deer in all parts of UK. At close range any size of shot fired from any gauge of shotgun is sufficiently lethal to end a deer's suffering humanely. BDS fully supports this use of shotguns on deer to end suffering provided they are used safely and according to the published Code on Conduct.

 

The use of specially adapted shotguns as a "slaughtering instrument" for killing deer brought to bay during deer hunts is another legal exemption to which the Society has no objection in humane terms if properly used at close range.

 

Other Legal Use of a Shotgun

Shotguns [in all cases 12 bore or larger] may be used to shoot at uninjured deer only:

 

a) Where the deer are causing serious damage to agricultural crops, trees or other commercial property;

 

:good: Only in Scotland may a shotgun be used to protect the "Natural Heritage" e.g. wild habitats and plants from serious deer damage.

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"i'll be doing it with my dads .243 "

 

Now how are you going to do that when according to your post of yesterday, neither you or your father have a firearm certificate?

 

"i am 16 years old and i have a shotgun certificate. My dad also has a shotgun certificate with 12 shotguns on it, he is thinking of giving his certificate up this time. Am i allowed to keep the guns at my house if they are on my certificate if my dad classed it as he gave them to me? "

 

I think that if you have done your homework, it's way past your bedtime.

 

"Is a shotgun a firearm ? That aside claiming shooting deer is "fun" just beacuse you can is the height of stupidity, I fear another Aled, shoots one at 5000yds with the .177; Digger"

 

Yep, spot on Digger, we've got another one, this one's about as much use as rubber lips on a woodpecker.

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Nope, plenty when you know where to look :crazy:

 

just a shame there all fallow :drinks::crazy:

 

apparently muntjac are just around the corner, and i have a solitary roe on one of my permissions, so must be more about.

 

 

 

I have an ifor for rent though :good:

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still good fun though :drinks:

how xcan you say that. you need a rifle for deer ant noone got a 243 thay can come and shot them with for you?dont be a stupi d boy all you want to do is shot you dont care wot it is or if you are alowed or not!you should be reported! its little boys like you wot give us a bad name. :good:

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Nope, plenty when you know where to look :yahoo:

 

just a shame there all fallow :drinks::crazy:

 

apparently muntjac are just around the corner, and i have a solitary roe on one of my permissions, so must be more about.

 

 

 

I have an ifor for rent though :good:

 

 

Agreed on the Fallow but the muntys being just around the corner ,They could be if you get the trailer sorted :crazy:

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We have a 97 acre plot of woodland which is full of muntjac. The muntjac are doing alot of damage to new trees so im going to cull a few of them. Before i start the shooting i want to know where to get rid of them. Is there anyone local that wants one or two?i would like a bit of money for them but have no idea how much they are worth.

 

Cheers :good:

 

 

Well done idiots im glad you can read my first post!! But if you read it, when did i say my dad dont have have firearms certificate?!?

Thats what i thought!! :drinks:

 

 

sure you have been here before, and if you have your stay this time will be even shorter.

where on any of you posts does it say your old man has an fac.

243 by the sound of you i would not let you out with a glue gun.

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