In many European countries, wild boars are considered a harmful animal because they destroy crops, cause traffic accidents, and spread dangerous diseases. Many governments and local communities have taken action to control and reduce wild boar populations, and one way to do this is by killing.
Many people think that killing wild boar is an act of unnecessary cruelty. However, wild boars often destroy the crops of local farmers, causing them huge economic losses. There is no effective solution for the reproductive rate of wild boars to ensure that these animals do not become a problem again. According to statistics, the wild boar population is growing at a rate of about 20% per year. Killing wild boar is an effective way to control population growth to protect crops and animal husbandry.
Before the killing, the local area usually tries to find other solutions, such as placing professionals such as biosphere hunters, observers and local veterinarians to track the wild boars hunted, these professionals will determine the activity area and breeding season of wild boars according to factors such as terrain, climate and season, and finally ensure that the capture process causes as few casualties as possible by arranging traps and using strike agents.
Wild boars are strong, agile, and ferocious animals, so catching wild boars is a challenging and dangerous task. Wild boar hunting methods usually include setting traps, using bait, using professional hunting dogs and firearms, etc., of course, strictly ensuring the safety of the capture process and the professionalism of personnel, while reducing the panic and fear of unkilled wild boars.
In addition to the hazards of wild boars spreading diseases and destroying agriculture, wild boars can also harm people and the environment. They can damage the ecological environment, turning the soil and disrupting plant growth when looking for food. Moreover, wild boars often pose a threat to traffic, which can lead to traffic accidents. Therefore, hunting wild boar is actually to protect the safety of people and the environment.
Overall, the killing of wild boar is a necessary means of protecting local communities and economic development. While it may be seen by some as cruel and unnecessary, careful killing can ensure that the work does not harm wild boars and is as harmful to the environment and people and animals as possible. When the killing is carried out in accordance with reproductive trends, controlled blood relations and scientific monitoring, safe, effective and humane wild boar killing will be achieved to the greatest extent.
