UK Taxidermy law

THE LILAC PAPER.Jack King. Kodiak, Alaska

I suddenly got this urge to put the world to rights and write down the frustrations of being a taxidermists. I called it The Lilac Paper simply because it was the only piece of paper I had at the time when jotting down my original thoughts.

 

"The wildlife of today is not ours to dispose of as we please. We have it in trust, we must account for it to those who come after" (King George V1)

 


Other subjects up for ridicule (and ridicule I will) are:- and/or constructive criticism will be given on:-

The stupidities of the current licensing system or "what stupid idiot thought this one up" with numerous anecdotes

Does the system work?; is it a waste of paper?; are we really protecting the wildlife? etc and why the current system actually encourages breaking the law.

The new Habitats Regulation from the idiots that tried to introduce straight cucumbers

Government Policy - what makes a civil servant tick - and why they make these strange decisions.

How enforceable are these laws?; What's to stop ??????

One, two or maybe more suggestions on how to control the trade through a licensing system.

The introduction of common sense - the most difficult challenge of them all

The future of the trade and the growing "black market"

and much much more.

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