Posted by oldtanker on August 10, 2012 at 08:30:15 from (66.228.255.239):
In Reply to: dave2 posted by 8N'r--WI on August 10, 2012 at 06:27:26:
8N Dave didn't cover even half of the hunting stuff over there.
After they go through a lot to even own a fire arm....
1. A hunter has to go through training and qualify with their gun. Much more training than here in the States.
2. Have to carry insurance for hunting.
3. They have to have written permission for private land and most often have to pay for hunting rights unless they own the land. Quite often being required to hunt under the supervision of a hunts master. They may also be required by the land owner to pay for whatever they take by the pound of KG for them.
4. If hunting public land there are many more rules.
I hunted one year in the Baumholder area after I got to be friends with a German national farmer who rented an apt to one of my soldiers. He really like the fact that I would sit and talk with his father who was captured by US forces in North Africa and was a POW in La for the remainder of WWII. He was the only German WWII vet I met who would admit to an American that he had fought against US forces. The rest I met all claimed to have only fought on the Russian front.
Anyway getting licensed to hunt in Germany through the US Rod and Gun club was a hassle and the insurance for deer hunting was about 100DM. About 50 bucks at the time. All to shoot a deer about the size of a large dog! Them Roe deer are pretty small.
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