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Hunting on the Corsica Isle.
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Hi all


How is the hunting on the Isle of Corsica?
What can be hunted?
Any one who can help me out?

I do read about hunting on the French main l and, but nothing of the french Isle.
Corica is very interesting to to go to, so I hope some can help me put.


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Vegard_dino
 
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Mostly boar, very often with a shotgun and even buckshot as the vegetation can be quite dense. Most shoots are organised by the local (village) hunting association. Boars are driven by various packs of hounds, and shot on known flight paths.
Sometimes the boars are crosses with domestic pigs which roam free in the mountains. The butchering and sharing out of the venison during lunch is an important part of the hunt
 
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What about mouflon?
After reading some books on sheep hunting recently, I recall reading that most scientist believe the mouflon originates from the isle of Corsica and Sardinia..

Don't know if you can hunt them there..


Anders

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Believe they have a specialised boar dog in Corsica - the Cursinu.

This link http://www.chasseurs2a.fr/La-chasse-en-Corse_a15.htmlexplains that 17000 people hold hunting licences in Corsica (1 in 5 men) and that boar are the only legal big game. Mouflon and red deer are fully protected.

www.imineo.com/chasse-traditio...ait-gratuit-5719.htm
 
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Thanks for the information.

Looks like the right place for a drilling Smiler

Some tip about how one can take part?


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I have no idea whether this is any good (no recommendation, or otherwise), but it sounds like it might be a possibility...

http://www.cyrnea-tourisme.fr/...de-l-Ortolo_a65.html

- mike


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I know them, the estate is first class. Several reniewed farms all with private pool. The 2000 hectare estate is fenced on three sides,the fourth is the mediteranean sea.
 
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Thanks.

Looks interesting Smiler

Will contact them and hear what they say.


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Anders,

Corsica Sardinia and Cyprus are the original homes of the Mouflon. It is not hunted "officially" in Cyprus and sadly poaching is rife. I saw some herds earlier in the summer while working in the Troodos mountains.

The partridge season opens next week, and I'm heading back for my first opening day in nearly ten years. I can't wait!!

Vegard, good luck with corsica. You should also look into one of the greek isles which you can hunt Kri Kri Ibex on. I don't remember the name of the isle off the top of my head but these forums had quite a discussion on it last year some time so a search should turn something up there.

Rgds,
K
 
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Thanks Kiri!
Just bought the new SCI record book for mountain game. There's one listing for a cypriotic mouflon which is considered a subspecies.
Sad to hear that poaching is still going on.

Good luck on the partridge! Recon you report thouroughly. Smiler


Anders

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Thanks for the tip Kiri.

Good luck with the partridge to, hope to hear how it goes.


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Vegard_dino
 
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