A planned regulation of the country for killing certain types of spring game can cause problems for animal rights activists. Because, in addition to ringing pigeons, gray goose and gray heron, upholstery chickens (Auer and Birkwild) and bump swans must also be killed in exceptional cases.
“It is important to create a practical and not constant way to make inventory regulations,” says Staatshunter Herbert Sieghartsleitner.
Acting faster should minimize damage
Because in the event of a problem it is necessary to be able to respond quickly and easily. “So that regulations can no longer be postponed until there has been irreparable damage to agricultural cultures.”
“Will not shoot light”
Sieghartsleitner points out that a murder is only the extreme measure that there must be lighting. “There will be no easy interventions.”
14 days deadline
Submitted landowners or hunters must submit a withdrawal form to the state government in advance. Within 14 days they determine whether and in some amounts are killed. The Staatshunter attaches great importance to the fact that there is no hunting interest in the case of swans. “No hunter is interested in killing a swan – something like that is not a pleasure.” “We are also responsible for agriculture and forestry and for damage caused by hunting. Too often we have stayed at the expense.
Criticize, but do not share costs
In this context, Sieghartsleitner criticizes the attitude of some animal rights activists who refuse any form of regulations without participating in costs. “Letal -recordings” may only be carried out in individual cases, under strict guidelines and only by hunters who have completed special training. “Of our almost 22,000, maybe that will be 20.”
Source: Krone
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