neutron619
Well-Known Member
This question has occurred to me because an earlier post I made, but I'm interested in the answer anyway and it is a distinct topic (so I hope the mods don't mind me starting another post here).
My question is simple: have any of you ever had to turn down or rearrange a stalking trip because the land you were going to shoot on hadn't been cleared for your calibre?
If so, what did you do in that situation? Did you borrow an estate rifle? Apply for a variation for a smaller calibre? Has this never happened to you because you have two (or more) calibres, both (all) for deer?
Interested to hear people's experiences / approaches.
Thanks,
Adam.
PS - For the earlier post, see here: http://www.thestalkingdirectory.co....uld-I-have-put-down-a-second-calibre?p=655505) I've been trying to work out whether I should also have applied for a smaller deer calibre and what reason I should give if so.
My question is simple: have any of you ever had to turn down or rearrange a stalking trip because the land you were going to shoot on hadn't been cleared for your calibre?
If so, what did you do in that situation? Did you borrow an estate rifle? Apply for a variation for a smaller calibre? Has this never happened to you because you have two (or more) calibres, both (all) for deer?
Interested to hear people's experiences / approaches.
Thanks,
Adam.
PS - For the earlier post, see here: http://www.thestalkingdirectory.co....uld-I-have-put-down-a-second-calibre?p=655505) I've been trying to work out whether I should also have applied for a smaller deer calibre and what reason I should give if so.