Hunting

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Hunting is the action of looking for and habitually killing an animal, usually in order to feed oneself or to use the fur or a special piece of the animal.

Contents 1 Purposes 2 Disagreements between hunters and and wildlife activist 3 Hunting types 3.1 Hunting of local endemic species 4 See also 4.1 Internal links

[edit] Purposes

Listing techniques to hunt for food, not leisure / hobby !

[edit] Disagreements between hunters and and wildlife activist

• hunting seasons.
• hunting days.
• temporary closures (eg extreme cold in temperate climates ).
• hunting areas and wildlife reserves.
• chasable species (hunting martins or turtle doves for example).
• age regulations about chasable birds.
• estimation numbers.
• appropriateness when not in conflict with human activities.
• hunters' behaviour (picking up used cartridges).
• criteria for hunting license.

[edit] Hunting types

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[edit] Hunting of local endemic species

• State public hunting areas

• Private hunting grounds

[edit] See also

[edit] Internal links

• Fishing

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