live bunnys ???

[chimp 299]

cant you just leave the ones that are there and let em breed ?

 

as for breaking badgers jaws and pulling claws , where on earth did you hear that or as you would put it ' show me the proof'

[Guest john5]

Maybe its a Yorkshire thing! :yahoo:

 

 

mother told me this and this guy proves it " you can always tell a yorkshire man , but you cant tell him nowt",

[grantellissheffield 6]

ok called in at natural england today band next door to an office i was delivering to in york, and they made a few calls and said basically there is nothing to stop me moveing them to another spot. the only thing i cant do is release a domesticated rabbit into the wild... she also said as far as the pest act is concerned the law states they need to be controlled and so long as they are controlled there is no problem.. controlled being ment as just left to run riot and breed out of control...

 

so lab and sim i will be peeing into a bottle for you to put onto your fire and then i will bend over so you can kiss my behind....

 

would you like me to get it in writing so you can read it yourself, or maybe get somebody who can to read it to you...

[Lab 10,979]

ok called in at natural england today band next door to an office i was delivering to in york, and they made a few calls and said basically there is nothing to stop me moveing them to another spot. the only thing i cant do is release a domesticated rabbit into the wild... she also said as far as the pest act is concerned the law states they need to be controlled and so long as they are controlled there is no problem.. controlled being ment as just left to run riot and breed out of control...

 

so lab and sim i will be peeing into a bottle for you to put onto your fire and then i will bend over so you can kiss my behind....

 

would you like me to get it in writing so you can read it yourself, or maybe get somebody who can to read it to you...

Still not sinking in is it grant...................

Well now your going to get your venture underway you'd be better of telling us a little bit about it. How big is your pen going to be? I mean theres no point making it any size really, you'd be better of making it a 10ft x10ft and you could squeeze maybe 100 rabbits in there. I reckon your shot average would be looking great for the first few weeks because you couldn't miss.... .

To be honest with you i've just shelled out on a new fish tank, its a small 1 but i have 300 goldfish in it.........I'll swap you a days fishing for a day on the rabbits.....

[Guest jt750]

WTF is nature England and where in york are their offices ? PM me their number so i can ring them

[Simoman 110]

ok called in at natural england today band next door to an office i was delivering to in york, and they made a few calls and said basically there is nothing to stop me moveing them to another spot. the only thing i cant do is release a domesticated rabbit into the wild... she also said as far as the pest act is concerned the law states they need to be controlled and so long as they are controlled there is no problem.. controlled being ment as just left to run riot and breed out of control...

 

so lab and sim i will be peeing into a bottle for you to put onto your fire and then i will bend over so you can kiss my behind....

 

would you like me to get it in writing so you can read it yourself, or maybe get somebody who can to read it to you...

 

 

I think your full of shit mate, pm jt750 the number and we shall see, yes scan it if you have it in writing as i think it exists, as much as Atlantis and Middle Earth. The trouble is you are blinkered, ignorant and never had any intention of listening to any point of view that contradicted your own. The legal issue has been a sticking point with your thought process yet you have repeatedly ignored and dodged the moral and ethical issue, that to me shows you aren't any sort of hunter, and why i have doubts to your true motives.

What you seem to forget Grant is you forget you are talking to real people at the other end of the internet, and quite a few of those people may know a thing or two about a thing or two..............In summary, i think you are 100% full of shit, not only with tales of investigation but also your distinct lack of morals, ethics or common sense..............

And you comment about hunters pulling badgers claws out and breaking there jaws puts you no.1 at the top of my dodgy members list, i think you could well be working for the darkside, trying to get people to implecate themselves in your ridiculous rabbit farce.............

[Guest jt750]

Here's something i found for you to read yes its copied and pasted and yes i've read it and understand it. what your plans do is contradict all the advice set out below ..read it take note and then tell me why you are right. And still pm me that number

 

 

Pests Act 1954

Control of rabbits: Information for occupiers of land

1. Responsibilities of occupiers to control rabbits

Under Section 1 of the Pests Act 1954, the whole of England, apart from the City of London and Isles of Scilly, has been declared a rabbit clearance area. Under Section 1(2) of the 1954 Act, all occupiers of land in a rabbit clearance area have a continuing obligation to kill or take any wild rabbits living on, or resorting to, their land, unless they can establish that it is not reasonably practicable to do so. If it is not practicable to destroy the rabbits, occupiers have an obligation to prevent the rabbits from causing damage elsewhere by, for example, fencing them in with rabbit-proof fencing. The obligation to control rabbits is irrespective of the use being made of the occupier’s land or that of their neighbours.

2. Enforcement of the obligation to control rabbits

The Secretary of State has powers, under Section 98 of the Agriculture Act 1947, to serve a notice on an occupier requiring them to take specified action against the rabbits. If an occupier fails to take the specified action they would be liable for prosecution. In addition, the Secretary of State can also arrange for a third party to carry out the necessary control work on the occupier’s land and then recover the cost of this work from the occupier. Natural England feels it would only be appropriate to spend public money issuing and enforcing Notices in exceptional circumstances; these would not normally be damage at a holding or parish scale.

3. Methods of controlling rabbits

Occupiers may use any legal method to control rabbits on their land, e.g. gassing, trapping, snaring, shooting, fencing etc. Further advice on methods of control is given in the Natural England advisory leaflet “rabbits” TAN03, “Rabbits: use of fencing to prevent agricultural damage” TAN23 and “Rabbits: use of cage-trapping to prevent

agricultural damage” TAN24 which are available from Natural England at the address opposite.

4. The right to shoot rabbits

The Ground Game Act 1880 gives an occupier the right to shoot rabbits on his/her land during the day and to authorise in writing one other person to do so. That person must be a member of the occupier’s household or staff, or be employed for reward. An occupier may apply to Natural England for authority to use a reasonable number of extra guns, if the owner of the shooting rights will neither permit the occupier to use extra guns, nor undertake to destroy the rabbits themselves. If you wish to apply to use extra guns, contact Natural England at the address below.

Under the 1880 Act, as interpreted by the courts and as read with the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, only the following are allowed to shoot rabbits at night:

•

An owner-occupier with shooting rights;

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A landlord/landlady who has reserved their shooting rights;

•

A shooting tenant not in occupation who has derived the shooting rights from the owner; and

•

An occupier, or one other person authorised by them in writing, where the occupier has written authority from another person with shooting rights.

WML-G22 Ver. Nov. 2008

5. Dealing with rabbit damage

If you are suffering damage from rabbits coming from neighbouring land, you should identify

the landowner(s) concerned and liaise with them to agree how the issue will be resolved.

Natural England believes that the long-term resolution of rabbit complaints is best achieved

by co-operation. Without co-operation, problems are almost certain to recur. If co-operation

fails, occupiers do have options such as rabbit fencing to prevent damage.

If rabbits are harbored on land owned by Network Rail you should put your complaint directly

to the company using Network Rail's National Helpline 08457 114141.

Natural England considers it would only be appropriate to spend public money taking on

complaint cases in exceptional circumstances, as compulsion is not the best way of resolving

problems with rabbits in the mid to long term. Exceptional circumstances would, for

example, be a situation that had national rather than local significance; it would not normally

be damage at a holding or even parish scale.

[Simoman 110]

I fear the pm will never arrive Flo as Baron Munchausen will avoid it and reply around the facts provided or questions asked, if fact Grant.................

[fcuktheban 140]

This is where he went http://www.naturalengland.org.uk/ but by the sounds of it he didn't explain it quite right. Did he mention he was planning on keeping them penned in and shooting them at his own leisure? That they wouldn't be given access to water? I've already given him the same info as jt750 but he didn't have his mummy there to help him sound out the big words. I doubt he'll take you up on your exchange simoman since you can probably aim your gun and he would have to touch yucky worms to put them on the hook.

[grantellissheffield 6]

Part I Destruction and control of rabbits, etc.1 Rabbit clearance areas.(1)The Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries may make orders (in this Act referred to as “rabbit clearance orders”) designating areas as rabbit clearance areas to be freed, so far as practicable, of wild rabbits, and providing for or regulating the steps to be taken for that purpose, and may by a subsequent order vary or revoke any such order.(2)The occupier of any land in a rabbit clearance area shall take such steps as may from time to time be necessary for the killing or taking of wild rabbits living on or resorting to the land, and, where it is not reasonably practicable to destroy the wild rabbits living on any part of the land, for the prevention of damage by those rabbits, and shall in particular comply with any directions contained in the rabbit clearance order as to the steps to be so taken or as to the time for taking them.

 

as long as they are not left to breed out of control and are have there numbers controlled then they are under control.. thats what the word mean CONTROL.. if it meant to wipe off the face of the world it would say otherwise.... try reading a dictionary and looking up the word control

 

i will call in again next time i go that way and get them to type it out for me and get it scanned and pasted up..

[Simoman 110]

Grant, dont worry about calling in next time your up............Im gonna call them tomorrow and put the reply on here, whether im right or wrong. fcuktheban, thanks for the link, i'll discuss this plan tomorrow and find out their viewpoint on the matter....

[Lab 10,979]

Part I Destruction and control of rabbits, etc.1 Rabbit clearance areas.(1)The Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries may make orders (in this Act referred to as “rabbit clearance orders”) designating areas as rabbit clearance areas to be freed, so far as practicable, of wild rabbits, and providing for or regulating the steps to be taken for that purpose, and may by a subsequent order vary or revoke any such order.(2)The occupier of any land in a rabbit clearance area shall take such steps as may from time to time be necessary for the killing or taking of wild rabbits living on or resorting to the land, and, where it is not reasonably practicable to destroy the wild rabbits living on any part of the land, for the prevention of damage by those rabbits, and shall in particular comply with any directions contained in the rabbit clearance order as to the steps to be so taken or as to the time for taking them.

 

as long as they are not left to breed out of control and are have there numbers controlled then they are under control.. thats what the word mean CONTROL.. if it meant to wipe off the face of the world it would say otherwise.... try reading a dictionary and looking up the word control

 

i will call in again next time i go that way and get them to type it out for me and get it scanned and pasted up..

you forgot the number of the place old boy........?..

[Guest jt750]

The thing is there is no law to say he cannot do what he's planning ..the result is consequence of action. Different scenario here . There is no law to say you cannot hit another man. OK so far. So...we get into a ruck ..batter each other a bit get arrested off to court breach of the peace £50 fine and bound over for 12 months to keep the peace. We get into the same ruck you punch me hard enough to knock me clean out i bounce my head off the pavement and end up with brain damage ..same scenario different consequence...likely GBH charge big fine and sentence if you have previous convictions for violent crime

[Guest jt750]

Part I Destruction and control of rabbits, etc.1 Rabbit clearance areas.(1)The Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries may make orders (in this Act referred to as “rabbit clearance orders”) designating areas as rabbit clearance areas to be freed, so far as practicable, of wild rabbits, and providing for or regulating the steps to be taken for that purpose, and may by a subsequent order vary or revoke any such order.(2)The occupier of any land in a rabbit clearance area shall take such steps as may from time to time be necessary for the killing or taking of wild rabbits living on or resorting to the land, and, where it is not reasonably practicable to destroy the wild rabbits living on any part of the land, for the prevention of damage by those rabbits, and shall in particular comply with any directions contained in the rabbit clearance order as to the steps to be so taken or as to the time for taking them.

 

as long as they are not left to breed out of control and are have there numbers controlled then they are under control.. thats what the word mean CONTROL.. if it meant to wipe off the face of the world it would say otherwise.... try reading a dictionary and looking up the word control

 

i will call in again next time i go that way and get them to type it out for me and get it scanned and pasted up..

Under Section 1(2) of the 1954 Act, all occupiers of land in a rabbit clearance area have a continuing obligation to kill or take any wild rabbits living Introducing rabbits contravenes this or do you not see that

[grantellissheffield 6]

not going to be penned mate... that was something somebody mentioned to me but i aint gonna do that now as i dont need too. no access to water lol there a bloody spring that runs through the fields thats the cows drink from.... not the normal bottle of vitel water you see wild bunnies drinking or vintage wine yours probly drink..

 

anyway you can all grumble on as much as you want they have no problem so kiss my anus i cant be botherd arguing anymore... goodbye thanks for the fun..