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In the Stavropol region allowed to hunt pheasant

In the Stavropol Territory opened the season of hunting for pheasant

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In the Stavropol region allowed to hunt pheasant

In the Stavropol Territory, the season of hunting for pheasant has opened. In recent years, this type of hunting resources has spread to almost all areas of the region.

According to the latest data, now more than 38 thousand pheasants live in the region, which is about two thousand more than last year. The growth of poultry was affected by measures taken by the regional Ministry of Natural Resources.

Now pheasant can often be seen on the roadsides and on the outskirts of settlements, but this does not mean that it can be extracted without limit. Pheasant hunting is strictly regulated and under the control of the Ministry. During the season, the hunter, depending on the area where he is going to hunt, can get from one to five birds.

The pheasant hunt will last until December 31 without dogs and until February 28 with dogs.

Earlier it was reported that the Novotroitsk reservoir was cleared of poaching networks.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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