Thread: WorkSafe: hunting on farmland

Yep, good post @JoshC, sums it up pretty good. Likewise the new legislation has changed very little of what we do with running shooting events but we have introduced a little bit more paper work and a couple of small requirements. All in all doing this has made it easy to ensure clear communication with land owners / managers on properties we deal with.

In fact with the bit of communication that came out of the NZDA National Executive a week or two ago, I'll be helping my local NZDA branch out with H&S practices for range shoots held on a farm.

Originally Posted by Gillie

Yep, good post @JoshC, sums it up pretty good. Likewise the new legislation has changed very little of what we do with running shooting events but we have introduced a little bit more paper work and a couple of small requirements. All in all doing this has made it easy to ensure clear communication with land owners / managers on properties we deal with.

In fact with the bit of communication that came out of the NZDA National Executive a week or two ago, I'll be helping my local NZDA branch out with H&S practices for range shoots held on a farm.

@Gillie anything in that we could borrow for Tobys shoot. Pretty sure @BRADS and Andrew are sorted but be good to do it right.

Originally Posted by Gibo

@Gillie anything in that we could borrow for Tobys shoot. Pretty sure @BRADS and Andrew are sorted but be good to do it right.

Your a few days behind the eight ball chap move along


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Originally Posted by BRADS

Your a few days behind the eight ball chap move along


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Very good