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A mate and I were discussing the pros and cons of putting a syndicate together for a bit of ground we've been offered. It seems there's a lot of potential issues in here but one of the first ones we got to was how to deal with the venison.
We've got larder facilities nearby so we could use that, putting the money towards next years rent but how do you deal with that if someone wants out?
We've also noticed an increasing number of syndicates where the price is low but the carcass is the property of the lease holder but you can buy it at dealer price. Being based in Scotland this would then mean the added expense and hassle of getting a venison dealers licence.
Is it worth the hassle? What would appeal most to folks?
Interested in your thoughts - sorry of this not the right place but a legal-ish question!
We've got larder facilities nearby so we could use that, putting the money towards next years rent but how do you deal with that if someone wants out?
We've also noticed an increasing number of syndicates where the price is low but the carcass is the property of the lease holder but you can buy it at dealer price. Being based in Scotland this would then mean the added expense and hassle of getting a venison dealers licence.
Is it worth the hassle? What would appeal most to folks?
Interested in your thoughts - sorry of this not the right place but a legal-ish question!