Help hunting

[David-]

Dose anybody know of any permissions I can get in the East Sussex area I use air rifle and have plenty of respect for fields grounds ect

[angrybear]

Most common issue in shooting, You just need to knock on doors or write letters to landowners asking permission.

[David-]

Most common issue in shooting, You just need to knock on doors or write letters to landowners asking permission.

So I see a field I like how do I find out who the landowner is?

[Alakar]

Knock on some doors .
Be polite .
Dont wear camo
Be prepared for a NO
Keep trying , then try some more .
Be prepared to help move livestock .
Once you gain a permission, guard it with your life .
Oh and did I say keep trying .

[angrybear]

So I see a field I like how do I find out who the landowner is?

Usually it will be the nearest farm house
you can also ask in an ad in the parish magazine, or local web site/farcebook in the modern world, village notice board etc

[piggy589]

Incidently,going off subject slightly.
Don't be tempted to wander on an unkown piece of farm land,even if it's on a signed public footpath.

Some livestock can become feisty if they're disturbed.

As a farmer friend once put it "the bull's alright,it's the heifers that can become aggressive with strangers".

[David-]

It’s annoyingly because where I live there is nothing but farms and fields!