The day before, the Salzburg state government had issued the ordinance to shoot the wolf in Rauris. On Friday morning, the country reported: “The wolf of Rauris has been killed.”
Regulatory approval was available as of midnight Thursday. It took the hunters just over 24 hours to shoot the wolf. Around 9 a.m., the country reported that the noxious wolf had been killed. As is known, this wolf is said to have killed a total of 23 sheep in Rauris in recent weeks. For this reason, the country first issued the shooting regulations.
Further research in Vienna
Hubert Stock, the state’s wolf commissioner, emphasized in an initial broadcast: “So far we know it is a male wolf. Further research will be conducted in Vienna, after which the age, possible origins and DNA will also be determined.”
Stock traveled to Raurisertal himself to examine the carcass. He also says: “The relief among the farmers here is great; the animals will soon be herded back to the pastures.”
Source: Krone
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