A days ferreting

[doddsy1970 9]

Does anyone fancy a day out ferreting on my permission? There are a few rules though

 

1. Must have insurance

 

2 Must have collars and locator.

 

3 No dogs (i'm sorry but i cant vouch for other peoples dogs even if you say they are fine)

 

4 No guns (ferrets only)

 

The location is bedfordshire. if anyone is interested drop me a message.

[00taz11 39]

i would love o come but a bit far for me

[Guest rexdigger]

why the need for insurance if no guns are to be used as i dont think the ferrets are gonna do much damage :icon_redface:

[akton 15]

Does anyone fancy a day out ferreting on my permission? There are a few rules though biggrin.gif

 

1. Must have insurance Why please explain

 

2 Must have collars and locator. Why please explain

 

 

I dont understand were you are coming from,Is it because of a Health and safety issue or Landowners request

Edited February 20, 2009 by akton

[doddsy1970 9]

No but you might

 

 

Its what the land owner specified to me when I got his permission to control vermin on his land.

[akton 15]

Doddsy Yep I thought so,most landowners now want you Insured to get onto their land,incase you make a claim.

I have come across this before,

 

Why do you need collars and locators.....

what type of ground is it

[doddsy1970 9]

Does anyone fancy a day out ferreting on my permission? There are a few rules though biggrin.gif

 

1. Must have insurance Why please explain

 

2 Must have collars and locator. Why please explain

 

 

I dont understand were you are coming from,Is it because of a Health and safety issue or Landowners request

 

That is so the ferrets don't get lost. I will have partridge and pheasant poults in pens around the land later on in the year and don't want some feral ferret eating them.

[Richie10 345]

Have pm'ed you!

 

Thanks

[The one 8,592]

On some ground i'd to do a risk asessment and have insurance if its good ground its worth the bother

[doddsy1970 9]

On some ground i'd to do a risk asessment and have insurance if its good ground its worth the bother

 

 

He hasn't asked for a risk assessment (yet) but at nearly 3000 acres I like to keep him happy.

[Guest tewkesferreter]

not being funny to you mate,but how the f**k has ferreting turned into there (keepers/farmers)doing you a favour. your clearing pests for them at the end of the day,insurance for what? is your permission that desperate that youve gotta hang out of his arse for it? ive heard on here lately people paying for it,gotta be a joke surely?

[Tyla 3,179]

i might be wrong but the guy is making an offer, why does he have to justify it? if you want a days ferreting and can meet the conditions then go, if not then dont. Why does it have to be an arguement?

[Guest tewkesferreter]

dont have to justify anything pal dosnt have to turn into an argument,i just wanna know why ferreters have to bend over backwards to clear pests for someone thats gonna have to pay to get it done when its there problem in the first place?

[Tyla 3,179]

dont have to justify anything pal dosnt have to turn into an argument,i just wanna know why ferreters have to bend over backwards to clear pests for someone thats gonna have to pay to get it done when its there problem in the first place?

 

 

Fair enough, i know i wouldnt pay for it thats for sure but i've never been asked to either. i didnt realise people were charging for it

[Guest tewkesferreter]

people set benchmarks for the rest of us,insurance n the like,well all be required to carry it,one person pays for it,weve all gotta start paying for it, im not trying to start an argument but if this sort of boloxs carrys on with knowone saying f**k all then the standards been set. at the end of the day were doing them the favour.