In forests and fields, in woods, crops and grasslands, fruit trees and berry bushes, at beehives, ponds, etc., damage can occur from wild animals: Wild boars root in the fields, deer nibble on young shoots, and stags strip bark from trees, but also a number of other animals such as beavers, muskrats and nutria, badgers and raccoons, martens and wolves, cormorants, herons and otters can cause significant damage. Those affected must be aware of the different legal situations in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland: How are the damages caused by wild animals assessed and who compensates the affected parties? Not only game animals are responsible; wild animals that do not fall under hunting law can also cause damage. However, even more important than compensation is the question of prevention: What preventive measures help to prevent wildlife damage? An indispensable book for farmers, foresters, and hunters! Author: Bruno Hespeler 192 pages, numerous illustrations, graphics, and tables, hardcover Leopold Stocker Verlag ISBN 978-3-7020-1814-6 Manufacturer: Leopold Stocker Verlag GmbH Hofgasse 5 A-8010 Graz Österreich [email protected]
| ID | 9792037 |
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| Category | Accessories / Hunting Literature |
| Condition | Neu |
| Location | 53175 Bonn, Germany |
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