Si
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We all know that a permission letter is needed to establish good reason to acquire a firearm.... right?
But I've just had a text conversation with someone who already has a .223 conditioned for fox and has a trip planned (North of the Border) to stalk Roe. He's asked the FEO to add smaller deer to his ticket. I told him that should be fine but he has been told that he needs a permission letter from the actual landowner, not the leaseholder.
Thing is, I know loads of instances where 1 person is the main leaseholder and 5 or 6 others shoot there with his permission. F.C leases for example, where they don't own the land they are just appointed managers.
I'm confused
But I've just had a text conversation with someone who already has a .223 conditioned for fox and has a trip planned (North of the Border) to stalk Roe. He's asked the FEO to add smaller deer to his ticket. I told him that should be fine but he has been told that he needs a permission letter from the actual landowner, not the leaseholder.
Thing is, I know loads of instances where 1 person is the main leaseholder and 5 or 6 others shoot there with his permission. F.C leases for example, where they don't own the land they are just appointed managers.
I'm confused
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