hunting
Let an agent handle hunting by law, licences, seasons, species, safety, welfare and cultural traditions, neutrally, without helping anyone evade rules or poach protected species.
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Purpose and description
Let an agent handle hunting by law, licences, seasons, species, safety, welfare and cultural traditions, neutrally, without helping anyone evade rules or poach protected species.
The practice of seeking, pursuing and killing or capturing wild animals, for food, population management, sport or tradition, including falconry; regulated by laws on licences, seasons, species, methods and animal welfare.
What it is for: Food, wildlife management, tradition and recreation.
It can be find licence and season rules; check protected species lists; follow firearm and hunting safety rules at a general level; learn about traditions such as falconry.
Distinguishing features
Regulated by law
Varies by country and species
Ethical debates
Cultural traditions
What it looks like
Hunters in fields and forests, often with dogs, birds of prey or licensed equipment.
How it is recognised
Licences and tags
Seasons and bag limits
Poaching is illegal hunting
Related models
is a kind of - category
is regulated by - law
includes - tradition
is contrasted with - illegal activity
In practice
Families and kinds
game hunting
wildlife management culls
falconry
subsistence and Indigenous hunting
overhunting and poaching (illegal)
Standards and regulation
National hunting and firearms law
EU Birds and Habitats Directives
CITES for international trade in trophies
Failure modes and hazards
Firearm accidents
Poaching of protected species
Taking sides in ethical debates
Also called
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Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Law Rules.
Law governs hunting.
Licence
Permits.
Licence
Licences.
- What licence or permit is required here, according to the official authority? provenance
- What training is required? provenance
Seasons
Species and dates.
Seasons
Seasons and species.
- Which species may be hunted, in which season and with which limits? provenance
- Which species are protected? provenance
Safety Accidents.
Safety rules save lives.
Rules
General safety.
Rules
Safety rules.
- What general safety rules do hunting authorities publish? provenance
- Is high-visibility clothing required? provenance
Public
Walkers.
Public
Public safety.
- How can walkers find out where hunting is taking place? provenance
- How can incidents be reported? action
Welfare Animals and ethics.
Ethics are debated.
Welfare
Humane practice.
Welfare
Animal welfare.
- What welfare standards apply to hunting methods here? provenance
- Which methods are banned? provenance
Debate
Views.
Debate
Ethical debate.
- What arguments do supporters and opponents make? provenance
- Are views attributed rather than endorsed? boundary
Culture Traditions.
Traditions vary.
Falconry
Heritage.
Falconry
Falconry.
- How is falconry practised and regulated, and is it recognised as heritage? provenance
- Which organisations represent falconers? provenance
Limits
No evasion.
Limits
Evasion limits.
- Is the request seeking to evade hunting laws or poach protected animals? boundary
- How should wildlife crime be reported? action
What the second pass must settle
- Should hunting types be separate entries?
- How should licence rules be localised?
- How should Indigenous rights be represented?