Roughly translated by TWIN Observer
Before the hunt begins, the hunt leader must have signed up for the Environmental Protection Agency’s register of hunters and with the County Board.
The wolf may be counted regardless of the animal’s sex and age. Young wolves should be hunting on ethical grounds as far as possible be combined with prior parental animals. The person entitled to hunt is person who has hunting rights in the area covered by the decision, provided that the right to hunt includes hunting wolves.
The responsible hunting leader is responsible for communication between hunters work during the hunt, and ensures that the conditions for the hunt are followed. Hunting leader must take every hunting opportunity to stay informed about how many animals remain of the quota in the area where licensed hunting is conducted, and at least once every hour to check the remaining allocation.
When a wolf has been shot or shot at it shall be reported directly to the County Board. After the wolf has been shot or shot at additional hunting wolves will not be conducted before the hunting leader has received notice from the County Board that the award remains as part of the count within the county.