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  1. 11-11-2007, 09:00 AM #1
    C3PO_1
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    Defra Licence:

    Here's the current Defra license (which gets updated every January), very useful to print off and keep in your bag whenever you go shooting:

    http://www.defra.gov.uk/corporate/re..._man/wlf18.pdf
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  2. 07-01-2008, 06:26 PM #2
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    As some of you will probably know, they have moved where they keep the licence to a different web site. It can now be found here:
    http://www.naturalengland.org.uk/con...%20Gen-L05.pdf
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    Pardon ones ignorance, but what's a Defra licence.
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    It sets out the conditions upon which you're entitled to hunt. Worth reading closely because you cannot shoot many birds classed as vermin without good reason as set out in the licence conditions.
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  5. 29-01-2008, 04:37 PM #5
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    Hi Guys,
    Interesting post/link, do you know of a link for mammals/vermin as your link is specifically for birds.
    Thanks, Neil.
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    Quote Originally Posted by neil68 View Post
    Hi Guys,
    Interesting post/link, do you know of a link for mammals/vermin as your link is specifically for birds.
    Thanks, Neil.
    You don't need a licence (of any kind) to shoot rabbit, grey squirrel, rat, stoat, weasel, mink or fox.
    Good deals with: Baz, foxshooter, vbull, leadhead, Gary C/Slim Shady, coddy, rixy, David, Baldie, BoNeS, mjonho, Reeco.
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    about time cormorants were added to the list. Grand union canal from Harefield to Tring emptied of the smaller fish by these vile marauders.
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    Quote Originally Posted by banjodag View Post
    about time cormorants were added to the list. Grand union canal from Harefield to Tring emptied of the smaller fish by these vile marauders.
    application can be made to kill cormorant,and specific numbers are allowed, local res, is shot every so often

    cheers KW
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