It is illegal to hunt wild animals. We farmers should not catch wild animals anymore

In the past, some wild animals were not protected by the state. We farmers can still catch or eat them. , for example, hares, bamboo rats, wild pigeons and other wild animals that are not on the national protected list could be captured and eaten before, but now they are explicitly prohibited.

Now that the wild animal prohibition bill has been introduced, our previously legal hunting of wild animals has become illegal. The era of hunting birds and chasing pheasants in the mountains is completely over.

The hunting of wild animals is not allowed, and the breeding of wild animals is also prohibited. In the future, the behavior of breeding a few special game animals will no longer be allowed.

In the past, many of our farmers were accustomed to breeding. Some "special varieties" are what we call wild animals, such as raising pheasants, catching a few hares and other wild animals that are easy to breed, and keep them for breeding and then eat them when guests come or during the New Year. In the past, these behaviors were not illegal, but after the ban, they became illegal. We farmers should no longer raise wild animals.

We must pay attention to the fact that commercial breeding of wild animals is prohibited, and raising wild animals for our own use is not allowed. Don’t think that it is illegal whether you raise or sell them. We should pay attention to this issue.

It is also illegal to set up bird nets or animal traps

When many of our villagers are drying rice or other grains, sometimes they are caught by birds. To prevent human invasion, we will place some bird nets or animal traps around the rice fields. The purpose is to scare birds or other wild animals from harming our food. This behavior is very common in our rural areas, and we farmers, even those who do not catch birds, all agree with this behavior.

But after the ban on catching and banning game, our actions are illegal. We can no longer set up bird nets or animal traps to prevent birds or other animals from harming us. of food. We require other relatively mild methods to protect our food, such as scarecrows (although they may not be very effective)