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At a meeting of the Lewis and Harris Goose Management Group last week the problems associated with the increasing presence of greylag geese on the islands were discussed.
Councilor John A Maciver, Chair of the Group, said: “It is vital that crofters take
a proactive approach to controlling goose numbers. The open season commenced on 1
September and runs until 31 January -
During the open season, crofters need not apply for a license to shoot greylag geese and there is no limit to the number of the birds that can be shot by individual crofters. In addition, the need to obtain a game license was abolished earlier this year.
Crofters are however reminded to obtain permission in advance from the landowner.
Applications for a license to kill resident Greylag Geese during the closed season should be made to Scottish Natural Heritage.
Aig coinneamh Bhuidheann Rianaidh Geòidh Leòdhas is na Hearadh an t-
Thubhairt Iain A MacÌomhair, Cathraiche na Buidhne: “Tha e deatamach gum bi croitearan
a’ dèiligeadh le a bhith cumail smachd air àireamhan Geòidh ann an dòigh fhor-
Tron t-
Ach thathar a’ cur an cuimhne croitearan cead fhaighinn ro-
’S ann bho Dhualchas Nàdair na h-
Open season for shooting greylag geese 1/9/11