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Just a bit of fun.
While waiting in ambush one evening last week I had a thought.
You are in the borders on the English side, and you see a roe in one of your fields in Scotland.
You raise your .222 and aim, If you fire have you commited an offence?
You have permission and are on your land.
It is just an invisible boundry.
You have a legal calibre and roe in Scotland on your ticket.
if you discharge it at the deer from your side where it is unlawful, with the intent to kill it in scotland where do you stand legally?
regards John.
While waiting in ambush one evening last week I had a thought.
You are in the borders on the English side, and you see a roe in one of your fields in Scotland.
You raise your .222 and aim, If you fire have you commited an offence?
You have permission and are on your land.
It is just an invisible boundry.
You have a legal calibre and roe in Scotland on your ticket.
if you discharge it at the deer from your side where it is unlawful, with the intent to kill it in scotland where do you stand legally?
regards John.