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Yes, that was clear. The hard frost is over and already there’s plenty of activity again in the fields and meadows. But remember: just because you could shoot a wild boar doesn’t mean you’re allowed to. In spring, you may often come across groups of yearlings that have perhaps been driven away by the sow while she lies in the farrowing nest. Usually, the young animals are all about the same size.
Always be cautious if you see a lone boar in a field or meadow. If in doubt, keep your finger off the trigger: the risk of shooting a sow is too great.
You don’t have to take game at any cost, not even under the pretext of preventing damage caused by wildlife.
Is it starting up again for you too?