Weapons and trophies
Trio of hunters killed animals illegally: police operation!
Apparently, three Carinthians from the district of Wolfsberg had been up to mischief in a private hunting ground for some time: Numerous hunting trophies were seized during house searches.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen The curious affair was triggered by a suspicion in September 2024, when a 69-year-old man, a 66-year-old man and a 67-year-old woman (all from the district of Wolfsberg) are said to have illegally shot a red deer with twelve ends and an age of seven to ten years in a private hunting area - they are said to have taken a trophy and the game meat with them.
This is an infringement of someone else's hunting and fishing rights: "The total damage currently amounts to several thousand euros, although higher damage cannot be ruled out," according to the provincial police directorate. The police investigated the case and ultimately the public prosecutor's office in Klagenfurt authorized a house search.
Animal trophies and an arsenal of weapons seized
What the officers found during the house searches in two residential buildings on Tuesday, however, was unusual: "The trophy of the illegally killed red deer as well as around 15 other chamois and red deer trophies, a capercaillie trophy, around 20 - 30 discharge rods, ten hunting rifles and several hundred rounds of ammunition and black powder were seized," said the police.
In addition, the rifles were only partially registered and the ammunition was not properly and securely stored. In addition to a weapons ban, the three suspects also face criminal charges.
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