Re: Fox problem
Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2011 4:55 pm
http://www.netregs.gov.uk/netregs/businesses/92637.aspxbob1 wrote:Just curious but what is the correct thing to do with old charlie once he has been shot
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http://www.netregs.gov.uk/netregs/businesses/92637.aspxbob1 wrote:Just curious but what is the correct thing to do with old charlie once he has been shot
bob1
What does appropriately mean in this instance?If you have killed a wild animal as vermin or to reduce the population, you need to dispose of carcasses appropriately.
It's there...click on the guidance on carcass burial button.ovenpaa wrote:So burying Charlie is not allowedWhat does appropriately mean in this instance?If you have killed a wild animal as vermin or to reduce the population, you need to dispose of carcasses appropriately.
It refers to emergency situations and people authorised to bury carcases, so does this mean the average fox hunter has such authorisation? I have never met anyone that has mentioned this.Robin128 wrote:It's there...click on the guidance on carcass burial button.ovenpaa wrote:So burying Charlie is not allowedWhat does appropriately mean in this instance?If you have killed a wild animal as vermin or to reduce the population, you need to dispose of carcasses appropriately.
Fair play that man! :lol:spud wrote:hedge em
You must not bury any animal carcasses or parts of carcasses on your land. This applies to dead farmed and wild animals and birds.
However, you are allowed to bury dead pets on your own premises or in an authorised pet cemetery or landfill site.
You can only bury carcasses or parts of carcasses in certain circumstances, such as when a disease outbreak occurs or in designated remote areas. Even if you have permission to bury carcasses you will have to comply with certain restrictions.
ovenpaa wrote:Fair play that man! :lol:spud wrote:hedge em