Hunting and nature: big family festival in Parchim for the anniversary!

Hunting and nature: big family festival in Parchim for the anniversary!

In a festive mood, the State Hunting Association MV will bring hunting and nature lovers together for celebrations this coming weekend. On the occasion of the 35th anniversary, there is a large family festival in the Parchimer district of Damm, which is supposed to attract both hunters and families and nature lovers. The event offers an exciting program that combines hunting customs, modern nature conservation work and social get -together.

"We look forward to introducing visitors to our exciting world of hunting and nature," said a spokesman for the State Hunting Association. Before the festival is in full swing on Sunday, Saturday, June 14th, begins with a shooting event at Forsthof 1 in Damm from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. From 6 p.m. the celebration will be heralded with live music, which should create a good atmosphere.

a festival for the whole family

The Sunday, June 15th, is all about the big family festival in the Jägerhof, which runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The focus here is on the topics of hunting, nature and biodiversity. Visitors can look forward to interactive stations that offer insights into the domestic wildlife, nature conservation projects and the hunting craft.

A special highlight are the hunting horn players and the demonstrations of hunting dogs that provide entertainment musically and demonstrated. There are also stalls where dog coats, linen, transport boxes and apportel are offered. Children have the opportunity to become creative by designing natural frames or making a mixture of wild flowers and birch sugar. Entry to the family festival is free - a real offer for every family!

hunting and its traditions

Hunting has a long and traditional history in Germany. For centuries she not only has been promoting respect for nature, but also brings people in contact with the wild animals. As a look at the traditional German hunting techniques shows, the relationship between humans and animals was always shaped by a deep understanding of the environment. Historical influences, such as the Roman conquests, have also decisively shaped hunting practice in Germany. Despite technical innovations, respect for nature and ethical hunting practice has not changed over the centuries.

The wild hunt, a well -known symbol of German mythology, embodies deeper topics such as fate and salvation and shows how tight hunting and culture are intertwined. Today, the focus is increasingly on sustainability: Projects for the restoration of habitats and the use of non -toxic ammunition are examples of the modern hunting approach, which also emphasizes the principle of "Hege" - the responsible management and protection of natural balance. Jagdverband-mst-nb.de provides further information on upcoming events and appointments.

come by, experience the traditions and enjoy a weekend full of fun and exciting insights into the world of hunting and nature!