Hunters are called to take to the streets this Saturday in five towns in France to
"defend rurality and traditional hunts"
.
Despite the appeasement gesture of the government, which has just rewritten eight new decrees authorizing certain traditional bird hunts, in particular that of the lark with pantes (nets) or matole (small cages) in the South-West, they remain strongly mobilized.
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“These draft orders are going in the right direction. This is a strong gesture by the government following the unambiguous arbitration of the President of the Republic in favor of traditional hunts
, comments Willy Schraen, president of the National Federation of Hunters (FNC).
However, hunters must remain mobilized because the public consultation is still ongoing. ”
Indeed, the Ministry of Ecological Transition has put these new decrees, valid for the 2021-2022 hunting season, for public consultation until October 6.
The Council of State had invalidated early
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