The question is whether those involved in the current pheasant shoot have the right of access to our back garden?
This weekend I challenged one of the retrievers of dead and wounded birds whether he thought he was allowed to be where he was. He told me that he didn't know and I told him that he was on private property. He then told another "shooter" that he had to leave where he was as he shouldn't have been there.
While I realise that this hunt is part of living in the country, in fact we have a brace of pheasants in the freezer, but would have thought that permission would be needed to have been sort before crossing the fence and ditch with his two dogs. I don't think that it is in my lease.
This weekend I challenged one of the retrievers of dead and wounded birds whether he thought he was allowed to be where he was. He told me that he didn't know and I told him that he was on private property. He then told another "shooter" that he had to leave where he was as he shouldn't have been there.
While I realise that this hunt is part of living in the country, in fact we have a brace of pheasants in the freezer, but would have thought that permission would be needed to have been sort before crossing the fence and ditch with his two dogs. I don't think that it is in my lease.
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