Thread: Hunting on farm's heaith and saftey

couple of farms i hunt have no H&S policy in place (wouldn't know what it is) If i am lucky enough i get a couple permits a year from a forestry company and for that i need a current firearms license and one block am not aloud to take a bike over the ONE wooden bridge as it is not weight rated (its a shit bridge) and they state tracks could be slippery and may have drop outs.

Originally Posted by bigbear

couple of farms i hunt have no H&S policy in place (wouldn't know what it is) If i am lucky enough i get a couple permits a year from a forestry company and for that i need a current firearms license and one block am not aloud to take a bike over the ONE wooden bridge as it is not weight rated (its a shit bridge) and they state tracks could be slippery and may have drop outs.

Thats pretty bad. I do think HSE is really overboard in some areas now days and peoples personal responsibility is diminished compared to what it used to be. But no one wants to go to work to be hurt or killed either.