deer spot light as they call it over the water

browning 12 bore · 22-12-2011 03:40PM #1

:mad::mad::mad:seen this on you tube lads id say more than likely they had a gun with them, the americas call it spot lighting we are so different here

:mad::mad::mad::mad:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kErtP1gfmMc&feature=pyv

kakashka · 22-12-2011 03:53PM

Title says deer spotting,i dont see anything wrong with it myself browning,like the lamp(incidentally you can get a licence to shoot deer at night with lamp here)

deeksofdoom · 22-12-2011 03:58PM

Aright mate - calm down, calm down,

don't be getting your knickers in a twist!

Tackleberrywho · 22-12-2011 06:45PM

kakashka wrote: »

Title says deer spotting,i dont see anything wrong with it myself browning,like the lamp(incidentally you can get a licence to shoot deer at night with lamp here)

Not allowed under section 42 for past 2 years.
It's specifically pointed out that you can not use a lamp.

using a lamp on deer is disturbance of game

cushcam · 22-12-2011 07:04PM

I'll get some new long range video with it soon...it's archery so I don't spot at my farm.

timtelevision 2 years ago

in the comments

kakashka · 22-12-2011 07:13PM

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

Not allowed under section 42 for past 2 years.
It's specifically pointed out that you can not use a lamp.

using a lamp on deer is disturbance of game

It is still possible to get lamping licence(my neighbour currently has one )only change AFAIK for last 2 yrs is that the shooter(not necessary the applicant) has to prove competence(actually you can also get permission to lamp from a vehicle although this is a very grey area IMO)..i regularly lamp deer,checking numbers etc,it's only disturbing when they associate it with being shot..

Tackleberrywho · 22-12-2011 07:15PM

kakashka wrote: »

It is still possible to get lamping licence(my neighbour currently has one )only change AFAIK for last 2 yrs is that the shooter(not necessary the applicant) has to prove competence(actually you can also get permission to lamp from a vehicle although this is a very grey area IMO)..i regularly lamp deer,checking numbers etc,it's only disturbing when they associate it with being shot..

Must be different rules your side of the country so.....
2 wildlife rangers and Head office told me different.

kakashka · 22-12-2011 07:23PM

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

Must be different rules your side of the country so.....
2 wildlife rangers and Head office told me different.

Yip East/west always been different re 42's

Tackleberrywho · 22-12-2011 07:30PM

kakashka wrote: »

Yip East/west always been different re 42's

I may ask Gerry lecky for an update.
4 of my permissions will be requiring section 42's in 2012.

kakashka · 22-12-2011 07:35PM

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

I may ask Gerry lecky for an update.
4 of my permissions will be requiring section 42's in 2012.

Maby the shooter does not qualify under new competancy rules:D:D:D

kakashka · 22-12-2011 07:42PM

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

4 of my permissions will be requiring section 42's in 2012.

May i also ask how you can predict such?

Spunk84 · 22-12-2011 09:27PM

kakashka wrote: »

Maby the shooter does not qualify under new competancy rules:D:D:D

Tackleberrywho · 22-12-2011 09:30PM

kakashka wrote: »

May i also ask how you can predict such?

Because they told me such..
And have planted ceral crops on the land already.

lar203 · 22-12-2011 09:31PM

Im looking for a dear carcus if anyone can point me in the right direction that would be great

deeksofdoom · 22-12-2011 09:32PM

kakashka wrote: »

Maby the shooter does not qualify under new competancy rules:D:D:D

Classic!

Longranger · 22-12-2011 09:42PM

lar203 wrote: »

Im looking for a dear carcus if anyone can point me in the right direction that would be great

Firstly: why???
Secondly:GOOD LUCK!!!

kakashka · 22-12-2011 10:10PM

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

Because they told me such..
And have planted ceral crops on the land already.

Fair play,i would not have the heart to shoot talking deer myself...

poulo6.5 · 22-12-2011 10:18PM

kakashka wrote: »

Fair play,i would not have the heart to shoot talking deer myself...

are you only content to drag this forum down to your level.

and it is against the law to intentionally lamp deer or game.

browning 12 bore · 22-12-2011 10:22PM

i think the point has gone away from the sinject lads if yous all look at the video closely instead of commenting wise jokes you will see it is in a wood not on a field hence no need for section 42 in a wood also in a big 4x4 with bullet shells in the dash board im sorry lads but i look at things very closely on here before i comment lads sorry lads if seems smart just something i feel very passionate bout many lads know me on here even th odd gaurd and ranger but again lads just my opinion thanks again for reading

poulo6.5 · 22-12-2011 10:52PM

browning 12 bore wrote: »

i think the point has gone away from the sinject lads if yous all look at the video closely instead of commenting wise jokes you will see it is in a wood not on a field hence no need for section 42 in a wood also in a big 4x4 with bullet shells in the dash board im sorry lads but i look at things very closely on here before i comment lads sorry lads if seems smart just something i feel very passionate bout many lads know me on here even th odd gaurd and ranger but again lads just my opinion thanks again for reading

first of all we can see that that video was filmed in the states. so what difference does it make if it was filmed in the woods or in a field as it is in a different country and has nothing to do with our laws.

now if you are referring that it is legal to lamp/shoot deer in as long as it in a wooded area here in Ireland then before you go to far i would suggest you check your facts.

i have read your post a couple of times and i really cant figure out what point you are trying to make
what is it that you "feel very passionate bout"

what point were you trying to make by posting this video in the first place.

4200fps · 23-12-2011 12:49AM

I seen deer myself when i be out lamping foxs and i pulled up to have a look/count,not abit of harm in it

poulo6.5 · 23-12-2011 01:14AM

4200fps wrote: »

I seen deer myself when i be out lamping foxs and i pulled up to have a look/count,not abit of harm in it

as i have my self bin out lamping fox and seen deer, that cant be helped.

but it is not the same thing to go out to intentionally lamp deer

deeksofdoom · 23-12-2011 01:15AM

4200fps wrote: »

I seen deer myself when i be out lamping foxs and i pulled up to have a look/count,not abit of harm in it

As far as I'm concerned that was all they were doing too, I've often met deer out at night and watched them with the lamp for ages no harm in that.

Nothing to be seen here lads ..... move on.:rolleyes:

4200fps · 23-12-2011 01:34AM

I wonder while out lamping foxs and I stopped to look at deer what would happen if a ranger or a garda pulled up what could they do? For instance im out of the vehicle rifle in boot,lamp in the paw shining down a field admiring deer what could they do?? I'd say dam all in that situation?

Tackleberrywho · 23-12-2011 01:38AM

4200fps wrote: »

I wonder while out lamping foxs and I stopped to look at deer what would happen if a ranger or a garda pulled up what could they do? For instance im out of the vehicle rifle in boot,lamp in the paw shining down a field admiring deer what could they do?? I'd say dam all in that situation?

You would be done, people have been done.
Several in fact down the years, when nothing else can be proved disturbance of game.

browning 12 bore · 23-12-2011 01:46AM

sure your grand there lads take a chill pill there i was only seeing what was every ones thaughts on the post also few lads were getting away from point and yes ive been reding few of your posts too what ever that means:rolleyes:
i know the same lads as you do there paulo and all i was looking for was comments and thaughts to see what people thaught so yes no harm in that there at all
and no harm looking at deer in lamp seeing is there many around the area of my lease

and yes paulo i would like to claify bout section 42 in the woods as far as i was aware it was for farmers around the wooded area doing damage and so on an hope you accept my apolagy for being so arragant :eek:

poulo6.5 · 23-12-2011 01:51AM

4200fps wrote: »

I wonder while out lamping foxs and I stopped to look at deer what would happen if a ranger or a garda pulled up what could they do? For instance im out of the vehicle rifle in boot,lamp in the paw shining down a field admiring deer what could they do?? I'd say dam all in that situation?

you really dont know do you?

i dont know if i should be the one to say this but shooting from a vehicle be it in a field or up a mountain or in your back yard is against the law, also as you described above even not counting the vehicle is not allowed. shooting from a road is a big no no, you must be at least 60y from a road.

i must clarify that it is perfectly fine to lamp from a road just not shoot

as deeks said above, "nothing to see here move on"

it might be best if you stopped digging and checked out the law before posting on a public forum

Traumadoc · 23-12-2011 01:18PM

I honestly did not know that shining a lamp on deer was illegal, not that i have done it.

Nor did I know that shooting from a vehicle on a private road was similarly illegal.

I suppose thats the great thing about this forum that you find out things that you may be blissfully ignorant of.

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