Kilt wearers could face prosecution if they do not have a licence for their sporran under new legislation which has been introduced in Scotland.The laws are designed to protect endangered species like badgers and otters, whose fur used to be favoured by sporran makers.
The legislation applies to animals killed after 1994.
Applicants must prove that the animal was killed lawfully before they will be able to get a licence.
The conservation regulations were designed to close a number of loopholes and bring Scotland into line with other EU members.
They also apply to other vulnerable animals like deer, wildcats, hedgehogs, bats, lynx, moles, seals, whales, dolphins and porpoises.
2 comments:
Now you're joking. This one you must have created on your own. Please tell me you're joking.
I got this from the BBC. So it's possibly true :)
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