The activities of a keeper are varied, and the novice keeper will need certificates of competence.
By David Barrington-Barnes
Saturday, 04 August 2007
I am joining a small syndicate putting down pheasants, while other quarry includes duck, hares, woodcock and snipe. I will be helping out with keepering duties, including predator control but am unsure what licences I need to keep within the law?
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