
Hugo Bittner
1st Chair · 1972–1979
Contact for members, anyone interested and partners. The executive committee coordinates the association’s work and represents Jägerverein Berching-Dietfurt.
The association’s work depends on voluntary commitment. The committee is the main point of contact for matters relating to the association, membership and cooperation in the region.

Julian Sippl has served since 2020 as 1st Chair of Jägerverein Berching-Dietfurt. From 2012 to 2020 he was the association’s 1st shooting officer. On , he was appointed by the President of the Bavarian Hunting Association to the State Committee of the Bavarian Hunting Association. The term of office is expected to run until 2030.
Julian Sippl has been involved in hunting all his life. In 2003, he obtained his hunting licence as Bavaria’s youngest hunter at the time. Today, he is a hunting tenant and dog handler – experience that continues to shape his work for wildlife, woodland and responsible hunting practice.
He combines this close connection with practical hunting ground matters with a commitment to sharing knowledge, bringing people together in the association and strengthening cooperation with landowners and partners in the region.
For questions about the association and membership, you can contact the chair through the published association contact details.
For enquiries to the committee, write to kontakt@jaegerverein.info. We’ll forward your enquiry to the appropriate person.
Since 1972, five chairmen have helped shape the association’s development. The historical portraits show the four predecessors of Julian Sippl. Franz Meyer led the association from 1992 to 2020 and was named honorary chairman at the 50th anniversary.

1st Chair · 1972–1979

1st Chair · 1979–1986

1st Chair · 1986–1992

1st Chair · 1992–2020
Historical portraits: association archive. View the association history →

On 24 and 25 April 2026, our district group was represented at the Bavarian Hunting Association’s State Hunting Day in Straubing. The event provided an opportunity to meet and discuss woodland and wildlife, hunting practice and game meat hygiene.
At the hunters’ evening, special forums and the state assembly, local experience came together with the work of the state association. We thank the delegates, organisers and everyone who contributed.
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