After Sightings in the Settlement Area in Gschnitz: Hunters Killed Wolf
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On Thursday, the Tiroler Landesregierung issued the decree for a risk wolf in the district of Landeck. The decree entered into force with the announcement from 7 May and is valid until 10 June. In the past few days, a wolf has been detected several times in the municipal area of Galtür (Landeck district, Tyrol) in close proximity to residential buildings. Both by a sighting report and in connection with a crack event. Therefore, from today, Thur…
After several sheep were torn in two nights in Füchtenfeld (county of Bentheim), the authorities want to have two wolves killed there. This was reported by a spokesperson of the county on Thursday.
By Anke Mücke: Following the wolf attack on a flock of sheep in the Dalum-Wietmarscher Moor on May 1st and 2nd, the district is currently preparing an order to shoot two wolves. The district administration confirmed this in response to a GN inquiry. The order is to be valid until June 15th within a limited geographical area. More...
The launch regulation for a "Riskwolf" in the district of Innsbruck-Land, which was issued about two weeks ago, was fulfilled on Tuesday evening.
On Thursday, April 23, 2026, the Tyrolean state government issued a decree to launch a risk wolf in the district of Innsbruck-Land. It was fulfilled by the hunters yesterday, Tuesday, in the late evening and is subsequently lifted. In the municipal area of Gschnitz, a wolf had previously been repeatedly detected in close proximity to human-inhabited buildings – both through sighting reports and video material.
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