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wildbeimwild.com > en > how-canton-bern-regulates-past-hunting-freedom-of-conscience

How the Canton of Bern governs around freedom of conscience when it comes to hunting

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (1690+ words) Anyone who rejects the killing of animals on principle must nevertheless tolerate hobby hunting on their own land. A ruling from Bern shows how Switzerland is falling behind several European states that have long given legal weight to the ethical…...

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wildbeimwild.com > en > costliest-illusion-of-hobby-hunting

The most expensive illusion of hobby hunting: when killing makes the problem bigger

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (568+ words) A new study in «Biological Conservation» calculates what the killing of 1.7 million foxes, mustelids and corvids per year in France actually achieves: no demonstrable benefit, but costs of up to 123 million euros annually Since mid-August, several associations in France have…...

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wildbeimwild.com > en > leo-tolstoy-the-reckoning-with-hunting

Tolstoy against hobby hunting: From hunter to critic

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (253+ words) The author of “War and Peace” was himself a passionate hobby hunter for decades before he exposed the killing of non-human animals as a moral regression. Hardly any writer lived through hobby hunting as ambivalently as Leo Tolstoy. The lynx…...