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  1. #1
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    Hi all,

    I’m interested in knowing if anybody has actually got any reply’s and more interestingly achieved permission to shoot on land from just sending letters out like this one?

    Cheers

    Gav

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    Thumbs up Permission letters

    Hi Gav,
    After looking at a lot of info on most sites i made a flyer using MS Publisher,
    and Posted it to 4 Small holders/Land owners and Farmers,
    a few days later i got a phone call while walking through town,
    a nice gent introduced himself and asked if i would like to drop in to talk about pest and vermin control i could not believe it
    so i contained myself and spoke to him and agreed then we made an apointment to meet,
    2 days later i was sat in a very nice big house drinking coffee and speaking to Mr & Mrs Dixon about what i had to offer them in the pest and vermin control stakes, they then agreed to me taking up the appointment and i've never looked back Loads of Rabbits, Woodies, corvids etc,
    their land is on the edge of a golf coarse which i also have rights on and also the neighbours on the other side of the Dixons,
    The Mr & Mrs Dixon are very large Share holders of Yates wine lodges and have been for decades,(He's a retired Solicitor)
    i then had 2 other calls from Farmers-near Leyland Lancs and i now look after their property too,
    So-
    So long as you get you're letters/Flyers right and go to meet the Land owners/Farmers like you are going to an interview and conduct yourself accordingly then there should be no problem,
    IMO they Do work, some of the Land owners/farmers don't trust people and it is very hard to convince them-But you've got to try your hardest to let them know you are not just messing about and you Know what you are doing/talking about,
    Be Calm and Polite at All times,
    Worked for me
    Very best regards,
    Les
    Rapid mk2 in 22cal, Oiled Walnut CS700 Thumbhole Stock, Scalloped Block, MK4 Trigger, Quick Fill,Fast Flowed 400cc Btl, 16" Barrel, Reflex AWT Silencer MFR .177 Hawke Vamint 2.5-10x44 - Needs 2nd Magazine Yet

  3. #3
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    Waiting

    Starting with farms closest to my house i posted six letters and four to livery yards and stables not heard anything
    more letters bigger radius and hope

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    Smile My permission letters

    Quote Originally Posted by bobbyb View Post
    Starting with farms closest to my house i posted six letters and four to livery yards and stables not heard anything
    more letters bigger radius and hope
    I Wish you the very best of Luck bobbyb
    Just keep trying hard and if you don't hear owt in a month re-deliver to the same ones again for the last time-
    you never know they might have misplaced it and lost your number
    Don't let it get you down if you don't hear from anyone Keep the faith
    IT WILL HAPPEN SOON
    atb,
    Les
    Rapid mk2 in 22cal, Oiled Walnut CS700 Thumbhole Stock, Scalloped Block, MK4 Trigger, Quick Fill,Fast Flowed 400cc Btl, 16" Barrel, Reflex AWT Silencer MFR .177 Hawke Vamint 2.5-10x44 - Needs 2nd Magazine Yet

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    Talking

    Quote Originally Posted by leswhinn View Post
    I Wish you the very best of Luck bobbyb
    Just keep trying hard and if you don't hear owt in a month re-deliver to the same ones again for the last time-
    you never know they might have misplaced it and lost your number
    Don't let it get you down if you don't hear from anyone Keep the faith
    IT WILL HAPPEN SOON
    atb,
    Les
    you wishing me luck Les worked,the postman brought a positive response from one of the largest land owners in the area early days but aleast a reply..
    so maybe an edited ask for permission letter does work
    THANKS LES
    Last edited by bobbyb; 29-11-2008 at 03:57 PM. Reason: to include a thank you

  6. #6
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    That’s Brilliant
    Don’t keep them waiting long to hear from you –
    Make an appointment to meet them and discuss what is expected from you and what you can offer them in return,
    Make sure you can answer All the question they throw at you - read up on Pest and Vermin and the damage they cause- take with you 2 permission forms –
    A copy for them to sign and date and 0ne for you to sign and date in case you are ever stopped by the police,
    You will also have to take your BASA or BASC insurance and make sure you show it to them,
    If you are shooting Corvids download and print off the licences to shoot them,
    Just make sure you have every angle covered and everything will be OK for you
    I’ll be keeping everything crossed for you m8 - Very best of luck again
    Kindest Regards,
    Les
    Forgot to add-i also pointed out that i would report back any broken fences/Damage to the farmer/land owners property
    and offer to repair any i came across and if any help around the property was needed i would be very willing to assist,
    I would also be a Deterrent to Trespassers and unauthorised shooters, in other words act as a form of security
    i think this is another thing you can offer them for allowing you to have the Freedom of their land-TIT FOR TAT
    Last edited by leswhinn; 29-11-2008 at 04:57 PM. Reason: forgot something
    Rapid mk2 in 22cal, Oiled Walnut CS700 Thumbhole Stock, Scalloped Block, MK4 Trigger, Quick Fill,Fast Flowed 400cc Btl, 16" Barrel, Reflex AWT Silencer MFR .177 Hawke Vamint 2.5-10x44 - Needs 2nd Magazine Yet

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    Thanks

    Thanks Les and good advice for anyone starting out

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