I have had success transplanting raspberry volunteers in April and May. I like to dig them up and move them when they have just begun to leaf out, with a few small leaves emerging. If possible, I will transplant during overcast weather, at the beginning of an overcast period, so the transplant will get 2 or 3 days to develop roots before the sun comes out. If I was obliged to transplant during the summer months, I would use a sun shade for several weeks to provide the plant with reduced sunlight.

Thanks. I'm in no hurry so I'll just wait until spring.

Anytime, though best is probably while they are dormant. The long root-runners can also be used as transplants - just bury the pieces below the surface. I would shorten the canes a lot so that they balance with having sufficient root below the surface. They will resprout from the roots rather than the cane.
I bigger problem is getting rid of all the adventitious canes that you don't want!

Here is a link that might be useful: complete guide to raspberry cultivation

So now or be tween now and november would not be a good time?
we were looking to transplant our larger ones to try and get berries this year, they were cut to short lat year for production. 2 years without will be hard :-)
thanks,
John