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Oh do the best hunting is from a couch in a warm living room. In fact this was Notvorrat hunting but a well planned massacre. The wolves were radiocollared and no one had to search for them. They were herded using 17 km flattery bands towards the rifles of the waiting hunters. The wolves were then thrown away like garbage into a pickup together with the beer cans. 180 versus one wolf pack… wow
“The authorities claimed they did not have a shelter”? My dears you could have made a few phone calls, and find a shelter instead of sitting on your asses.
Yes, this is a very sad story! But lets activate ourselves to let world know that we care about symbols of European wild nature!!!
Sad news, and a pretty poor response from a supposedly responsible and educated country. It seems we still have an uphill journey, if this is re best excuse the Swiss authorities can come up with. Tragic.