remington_girl

Just wanna give you an insight into how things are done here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gObBZYLIa1o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rurm4lYMtU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1_oKEzLcNA&feature=related

I would love to take you guys out hunting with me. I know it has been a very enjoyable experience for Michael (my fiance), who is used to bowhunting whitetaildeer n all sorts over in the South.

Mottz

If you're paying, I'll go.

remington_girl

Doesn't cost much to come here if you know the right airlines to fly with. KLM are reasonable.

But to hunt its free because I know people that own ALOT of land with pleanty of game to choose from.

mossberghunter93

i think that bagpipes are awesome

remington_girl

Thanks, so do I. And our whisky [8D]

M.R. Bucks

I enjoyed My time in Edzell Scotland, I even saw a herd of red stagg in the wild while I was there And tons of rabbits and phesent. and tried my best to drink with the locals!!!! did not do any hunting but did fish a bit. what a beatiful place you got there

whitetaildreamer

Fewquestions for you RG. What are the regulations for bringing your own firearm with you?, I know here in Canada if you are not canadian and you wish to hunt big game you have to use an outfitter, what about there?, When are the seasons?, Do you have to wear those goofy clothes (not quite serious with the last question)? Thanks in advance.

remington_girl

Here is some info for you.

[ul][*]Visitors from the United States can not apply for a visitor's permit. A person resident in the United Kingdom (the "sponsor") must apply for the permit on behalf of the visitor. The sponsor can be a private individual, a club, shooting organisation, a country estate, or a shooting syndicate.[*]A period of approximately six to eight weeks is required for the application process to be completed.[*]When a permit is granted, the sponsor forwards it to the visitor, who must present it to Customs when the visitor arrives in Great Britain. [/ul]
Personally I don't think its that bad, i've seen worse regarding firearms.

And the seasons






Pheasant


Oct 1 - Feb 1


Oct 1 - Jan 31



Partridge


Sept 1 - Feb 1


Sept 1- Jan 31



Grouse


Aug 12 - Dec 10


Aug 12 - Nov 30



Ptarmigan (only found in Scotland)


Aug 12 - Dec 10


--



Blackgame (not currently found in NI)


Aug 20 - Dec 10


--



Common Snipe


Aug 12 - Jan 31


Sept 1 - Jan 31



Jack Snipe


Protected at all times


Sept 1 - Jan 31



Woodcock


Oct 1- Jan 31


Oct 1 - Jan 31



Woodcock - Scotland


Sept 1 - Jan 31


--



Duck & Goose - inland


Sept 1 - Jan 31


Sept 1 - Jan 31



Duck & Goose - below HWM of ordinary spring tides


Sept 1 - Feb 20


Sept 1 - Jan 31



Coot/Moorhen


Sept 1 - Jan 31


Protected at all times



Golden Plover


Sept 1 - Jan 31


Sept 1 - Jan 31



Curlew


Protected at all times


Sept 1 - Jan 31



Hare*


Jan 1 - Dec 31


Aug 12 - Jan 31







Red





Stags
Aug 1st - April 30th
July 1st - Oct 20th



Hinds (E&W)
(NI)


Nov 1st - Mar 31st
Nov 1st - Feb 28th

Oct 21st - Feb 15th

Fallow





Bucks
Aug 1st - April 30th
Aug 1st - April 30th



Does (E&W)
(NI)


Nov 1st - Mar 31st
Nov 1st - Feb 28th

Oct 21st - Feb 15th

Sika





Stags
Aug 1st - April 30th
July 1st - Oct 20th



Hinds (E&W)
(NI)


Nov 1st - Mar 31st
Nov 1st - Feb 28th

Oct 21st - Feb 15th

Roe

not currently found in Northern Ireland



Buck
April 1st - Oct 31st
April 1st - Oct 20th


Does
Nov 1st - Mar 31st
Oct 21st - Mar 31st

Red/Sika Hybrids





Stags
Aug 1st - April 30th
July 1st - Oct 20th



Hinds (E&W)
(NI)


Nov 1st - Mar 31st
Nov 1st - Feb 28th

Oct 21st - Feb 15th

Chinese water Deer

(only found in England)



Bucks
Nov 1st - Mar 31st



Does
Nov 1st - Mar 31st


Muntjac (see below)

(not currently found in NI)




All year round






Gadwall


Goldeneye


Pintail


Pochard



Shoveler


Wigeon


Tufted Duck


Mallard



Teal


Canada


Greylag


Pink-footed


Hope this helps

And no you don't need to wear those clothes its more your snobs that do that. I have camo

Mallardkiller

might have 2 head over when my aunt and uncle leave to go back and stick a stag with a arrow
JK, i got highschool and can only miss 8 days a year or else i fail

remington_girl

When I take friends out huntingi always try and make it an enjoyable experiance and afterwards go for a wee drink in a local pub to make them feel at home.