shooting permission

[benashurst1992@live.co.uk 0]

I'm thinking of buying an air rifle but i'm having problems getting permission to shoot on land, i dont want to waste my money on the rifle and have no where to shoot it. so if any body in the chorley area of lancashire could point me in the rigt direction of who to ask, or just any advice in general would be greatly appreciated

[davyt63 1,845]

I'm thinking of buying an air rifle but i'm having problems getting permission to shoot on land, i dont want to waste my money on the rifle and have no where to shoot it. so if any body in the chorley area of lancashire could point me in the rigt direction of who to ask, or just any advice in general would be greatly appreciated

 

hi buddy

and welcome to THL

you need to put it in this section

 

http://www.thehuntin...gun-discussion/

 

PS. fill in your profile page,and you might have some one near you? it helps !!

 

regards

 

Davy

[The Duncan 802]

Get yourself an airgun, buddy! Get loads of practise at whatever ranges you want to hunt humanely at and possibly join a club?

As soon as a permission lands for you, you'll be sharp enough to make an impact on bunny numbers that the owner wants and you'll keep the permission.

Remember to keep to nice clinical headshots and you'll avoid 'runners' and the wrath of the local anti's.

 

 

Best of luck mate!