No more hunting: Police to revoke firearms permits used for poaching

No more hunting: Police to revoke firearms permits used for poaching thesundaily PDRM IGP Perhilitan conservation hunting Malaysia

: The hobby of big game hunting here will soon be a thing of the past when police start phasing out the issuance of firearm licences to such hunters.

“The licence issued to holders to protect their farms also allows them to carry out hunting activities in accordance with the terms and conditions. If at all we decide to allow, it will be restricted and perhaps seasonal. Abdul Hamid said he also discouraged those who shoot animals that encroach into their farms and urged them to adopt other methods of keeping the pests at bay.

Abdul Hamid lauded Perhilitan’s move to reduce the hunting season for wild boars to enable the animal to breed and multiply.

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