On Monday, October 16, an incident occurred in Vöhrenbach in the Black Forest that profoundly shocked Anett L. The new Swiss hunting tenants shot two of her domestic ducks in front of her eyes and severely injured the third, despite their known familiarity with the ducks.

Anett L.'s house is located in an idyllic setting by a lake. When the hunting tenants changed, she placed great importance on a good relationship, which had already worked well with the previous hunters. The new tenants from Switzerland enjoyed her hospitality and had access to amenities such as running water and a refrigerator.

During a joint gathering, Anett pointed out her three Muscovy ducks that used the nearby lake. The tenants assured her that they would not harm the ducks. But on Monday evening, Anett heard gunshots and discovered the hunters by the lake shooting at her ducks. She rushed down, shouted loudly, but the hunters ignored her and continued shooting, even at a wild duck in the water. 

The inappropriate behavior of the hunters, who fired dangerous shots, caused disbelief. The question of why the domesticated ducks had to die remains unanswered, as they were definitely not subject to hunting law. The endangerment of people and the suitability of the dog for duck hunting also need to be clarified. The abandonment of a severely injured duck also raises animal welfare questions; the duck, which had a broken wing among other injuries, had to be euthanized. 

Anett L. has already filed a complaint, and the once good relationship with the hunting tenants seems irreparably damaged. Read the shocking story in full at www.jaegermagazin.de!