Forest operators / owners, CAN AND WILL tell you if it's part of their rules, what you can and cannot shoot, so you are partly incorrect in your statement.
I know Monarman very well and I've met the said girl in this incident 5ft 2" and of slight build and yes maybe a slight air of arrogance but who can say they've wrestled a wild boar /feral pigso until there is some sort of legislation on calibre for boar as for seasons I would like see one at least people showing respect for sows with young at foot as with muntjac same respect with young.
So how a BMQ can justified I'm un sure how it could be, but if i were asked to do the course by the powers that be (Employers) then I would be on it not saying I agree but I would be on it each to there own opinion I shoot 270/ 308 some people dont like em I do my opinion so let's not have another thread going into a bun fight or i may start issuing ASQ certs out they £100
Regards SDM
Was that the same time as we were assured that it wouldn’t be used by the police ?
Yes, their rules on their land, not legislation.
I did not say they were a legal requirement and did not say anyone had to have them. As you are obviously a legal expert you have your opinion but that does not make it any more correct than anyone elses.
? You need qualifications so some people can feel self important.
If we really had the reigns (as in a real NRA) .... things would be very very different.Of course a BMQ is needed. How are you going to get boar managers like you have deer managers
The whole hunting, stalking, firearms scene in the UK is a complete cluster phuck often encouraged by the participants in the sport and weak to useless hunting organisations. The UK must be unique in Europe in not having a nationwide, uniform hunting test.
I did the Swedish hunting test because i had too. There are different providers of a uniform hunting test that covers all types of hunting. The hunting test is occasionally up date to keep it relevant. The last time it was changed was to bring it into the digital world.
I never hear of a deer manager, best practice Etc,etc here. We have "sunt förnuft" Thats common sense.
There seems those that want turn simple things like reloading, deer dog training and even stalking into some sort of black art. something i don't notice here.
As I've said before i often read posts on SD with a sad smile on my face and see UK hunting galloping to its doom with its own participants holding the reigns.
Of course a BMQ is needed. How are you going to get boar managers like you have deer managers
The whole hunting, stalking, firearms scene in the UK is a complete cluster phuck often encouraged by the participants in the sport and weak to useless hunting organisations. The UK must be unique in Europe in not having a nationwide, uniform hunting test.
I did the Swedish hunting test because i had too. There are different providers of a uniform hunting test that covers all types of hunting. The hunting test is occasionally up date to keep it relevant. The last time it was changed was to bring it into the digital world.
I never hear of a deer manager, best practice Etc,etc here. We have "sunt förnuft" Thats common sense.
There seems those that want turn simple things like reloading, deer dog training and even stalking into some sort of black art. something i don't notice here.
As I've said before i often read posts on SD with a sad smile on my face and see UK hunting galloping to its doom with its own participants holding the reigns.
I don't think you are relegating hygiene to a lower importance, but it sounds that way how you have put it, game meat hygiene is paramount, a few peeps just died from iffy butties, never mind wild game, see here, https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...hinosis.html&usg=AOvVaw1COYRs0j6RHQu9MSeBDFE3
