Last weeks I have use a highseat to hunt wild boar . I have luck 1,5 week ago and shoot a boar. Have spend nights from 9pm-to 12pm in seat. The different game is moose, red deer ,fallow deer , roe deer, wild boar, fox, hare and a lot of wood cock . Quit intressting and a lot of exitement also. Im only hunt wild boar this time of the year , also if a good roe buck show up.Before we join EU we use to hunt wood cock at this time of the year. But not any longer. Im happy that I are abel to sit close to my home , less than 1000m from house. The enter of wild boar gone make me hunt much more than the rest of the game we have here.

Matts

Should not have joined EU.

Im a great fan of EU, Sweden is a part of Europe.

Matts

Being a part of the EU may place some restrictions (uniformities) on hunting seasons, but what many people fail to realize is that Mexico and the U.S. have similar coordinated restrictions in regard to migratory bird species.

In my experience, the vast majority of Europeans feel they are much better off economically as a part of the EU.

Sweden is in Scandanavia, not part of mainland Europe. If the Swiss and Norwegians were smart enough to stay out you should have too.

Eventually EU law will outway Swede law, how do you like your hard earned Swede Euro going into the sinkhole of financial desparity that is Italy?

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In my experience, the vast majority of Europeans feel they are much better off economically as a part of the EU.

A bit OT, but when one see the way money is flowing, that shoud be no surprice.

Another thing alltogeter while we are OT, the recent EU ban of import and trade on seal products.
Which are in fact a ban on Norwegian comercial seal hunting on a big arctic seal population.
In time it will pay an conciderable impact on some of the arctic and coastal fisheries in Northern Norway.

The Bambi syndrome all over again, but this time set in force by the mighty EU Parliament.
A bit scary...

Arild,

its the same with more than a few species of game in Europe,

according to the 1978 species act, ravens are protected, in Sweden they have increased by 600% since we joined the EU,

the thing is the act was written when there was 8 membering countries and in another time completly.

We now have ravens attacking adult sheeps in pastures and killing them in pack style.

The government is now taking steps to ease the protection status here.

Best regards Chris

Chris Unfortunately the nature of the beast [EU] is that the damage has to have been done before they will look at doing something about it.

Similar problems here with Cormorants, and the red tape takes so long that a fishery can be wiped out by the time the licence to cull a couple of birds is issued.

FB

Kiri- we some slight possibilities to shoot those dam black robbers of the sea,

when they are a "destroying" habitats that is.

In Sweden it happens that ravens are shot when shooting for crows ower owl, things happen.

Best regards Chris

Sweden is in Scandanavia, not part of mainland Europe. If the Swiss and Norwegians were smart enough to stay out you should have too.



You sure about that?I thought Sweden is attached to Finland and Finland is attached to Russia, and Russia is most def on the continent of Europe.
Asia starts at the top of the Caspian Sea, there is a sign as you leave Ateryua heading South saying you now leaving Europe and entering Asia.
Just a reco;;ection from my driving days.