Thread: Health and Safety clarification for Recreational hunters

Yeah, that "something out of the ordinary" is the bit where more detail would be good I think. Someone crossing unplanned (early or later than agreed for some reason that wasn't foreseen) and bowling into the middle of something else that is 'commercial' but not standard practice for the landowner is where it gets interesting.

I've had that before with working on a site doing works for a third party who was unrelated to the landowner who controlled access, and someone else wandered straight through heavy machinery operations. We had not been informed that it was possible, paperwork showed we had agreed on sole access and no one else was there for the duration of our works. Was a bit of a WTF moment, as our signage and plans were set up for us as we were well away from any other areas and as per agreement were the only people with access at that time.

Final verdict was - 'Bugger'... Didn't squash anyone or anything, but a bit of a serious conversation was had!