Slightly aggresive posting again here! Scotland does have different laws regarding land access, however it is always better to remain on good relationships with your neighbours no matter where you live, and perhaps carrying a rifle in a slip in Scotland across someone elses land would be more appropriate as well as being on good terms with your neighbours. After all they may be out stalking on the hill at the sametime and winding their ground whilst you are extracting a deer may not go down to well.
In England we have a law called armed trespass, which is used in some instances when poaching cannot be proven, if the culprit is carrying a firearm. But again if you have land that makes extraction difficult and your neighbours land is easier, it is common sense and common courtesy to approach them and ask. After all what have you got to loose, and as a previous poster has posted they ended up with more stalking.
So lets keep the replies civil on this thread
Thank you
In England we have a law called armed trespass, which is used in some instances when poaching cannot be proven, if the culprit is carrying a firearm. But again if you have land that makes extraction difficult and your neighbours land is easier, it is common sense and common courtesy to approach them and ask. After all what have you got to loose, and as a previous poster has posted they ended up with more stalking.
So lets keep the replies civil on this thread
Thank you