Roughly translated by TWIN Observer
Gote Johansson of the Hunters Association believes that the process of reaching the lowest level of wolf populations is taking too long.
There are nearly 370 wolves in Sweden now and the county is working to try to find the minimum levels of wolves in the counties.
Gote Johansson from the Hunters Association participates in the work, but feels it is too slow.
“We need to establish a population-regulating hunt immediately,” says Gote Johansson.
What can stop it?
“It’s the legal feints and appeals.
Already underway are several lawsuits around the previous protective and licensed hunts of wolves – which has been stopped. No one knows what their outcomes will be.
While efforts are underway to move the wolf management to the various county boards. But Gote Johansson wants it to go much faster. For conflict increases for each year that the wolf breed.
“It has become a game between town and country, I would say,” says Gote Johansson.
Charlotte Andersson