Rural world
We transcribe a comment from a hunter friend who lives and works in the mountains, and we fully agree. There's a lot of talk these days about us, about hunting, and about laws. But the truth is that something much bigger is being called into question. Who we hunters are is being challenged, and with us, the entire rural world . Much of our Italy isn't made up of roundabouts and traffic lights; it's made up of valleys, forests, and villages perched on the mountains. For those of us who live here, this land isn't a postcard-perfect weekend getaway; it's our home. Caring for the forest, managing nature, and respecting animals aren't just abstract words; they're part of everyday life.
An ideal world that doesn't exist
From behind a desk in the city, they teach and tell us how we should experience nature. They describe an ideal world that doesn't exist, forgetting that the real countryside is made of delicate balances, hard work, but also profound knowledge. Those who live the land every day protect it, preventing it from disappearing due to depopulation and abandonment.
Debate on hunting
It's strange that those who judge us harshly often want to lecture us, even those who conveniently buy meat at the supermarket, forgetting where and what animal it comes from. We don't need lessons from above about the environment. We protect it, we defend it, we live it at all times. The debate on hunting shouldn't be an ideological war; instead, it should be a recognition of the dignity of those who always protect these lands, with heart and deeds (source: Federcaccia Brescia – Cacciapensieri).
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