The hunting society takes stock of its releases

Before Sunday's opening, the Vierville-Saint-Laurent hunting society had released fifty partridges and thirty pheasants in each of the two municipalities. Its sixty-five members had 538 hectares.

At the Friday assembly at the town hall of Vierville, President Mr. Lenourichel recalled the purchase, during the previous season, of 482 pheasants and 332 partridges for 39,490 francs, as well as the release of fifteen breeding pheasants. The beatings had resulted in the death of forty-one foxes, twelve weasels, three weasels and a shrew. A wild boar party and a ball-trap had been organized.

For 1990-1991, the card cost four hundred francs to the owners and four hundred and seventy francs to the members. The President insisted on compliance with the Rules. The office also included Mr. Legallois and Mr. Laronche, Vice-Presidents, Ms. Olard, Secretary, and Mr. André, Treasurer.

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