The Government's latest health and safety regulatory reforms are being viewed as a win for hunters. 

A new change makes clear landowners won’t be responsible, if people are injured on their site, while doing recreational activities. 

Fault will lie with the organisations running them. 

Deerstalkers Association Chief Executive, Gwyn Thurlow told Andrew Dickens it's a return to personal responsibility. 

He says landowners were becoming hesitant and shutting gates to hunters. 

The Government's latest health and safety regulatory reforms are being viewed as a win for hunters.&nbsp;
A new change makes clear landowners won’t be responsible, if people are injured on their site, while doing recreational activities.&nbsp;
Fault will lie with the organisations running them.&nbsp;
Deerstalkers Association Chief Executive, Gwyn Thurlow told Andrew Dickens it's a return to personal responsibility.&nbsp;
He says landowners were becoming hesitant and shutting gates to hunters.&nbsp;

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Gwyn Thurlow: Deerstalkers Association Chief Executive on landowners no longer responsible for injuries on their site

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