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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frankie1517 View Post
    Isn't this just the rules that those taking birds for the 4 reasons about must adhear to. Hunting for sport or food doesn't really fall into any of thse categories?
    You can't shoot wild birds for food or sport, only for the reasons stated on the licence, game birds excepted of course, but they need a specific licence I believe.

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    Ftwizard,

    Game licences are no longer required, but can still only be shot in their relevant seasons and not on Sundays or Christmas Day or without landowners specific permission where you have shooting permissions.

    Rod

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    Game birds are considered as a crop to be harvested at certain times of the year. All birds and animals are protected; some are then exempted under certain conditions (general license) as detailed above, and thus you cannot shoot quarry solely for food or in your confines of your backgarden. Others are exempted at certain times of the year during their specific 'open seasons'.

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