"RJW" <ronald.weir@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Block all the entrances bar one with large trees or boulders and give them
> an ultimatum that they risk being kept in if they dont leave. That said
they
> are pretty good at making new openings in fences.
>
I guess only the landowner could do that.
What about councils? (where the land is in private hands)
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