The man who filmed this scene welcomes death“minimum 20 boars” on an agricultural plot north of Bourmont. These facts date back to 2025. A judicial investigation is underway.
Thomas Corvas, president of the Departmental Federation of Hunters (FDC 52), confirmed this Friday to our editors that he has filed a complaint against the lita, which applies – although it insults them – to wild boars that already seem to be dead, but also to others still standing. “There are at least 20 of them on the site.”greets the driver. Another document – a photograph – shows the remains of eight wild boars collected in a tractor bucket.
“There are other solutions to combat the damage.”
This video was also broadcast this Wednesday by an Internet user from the Vosges specialized in hunting, “Feuilleux”, who several years ago condemned such actions in his department (read in the box). He places this new event “In Haute-Marne, on the banks of the Vosges”. Thomas Corvas confirms that this is the northern region of Bourmont. The President believes that the facts date back not to this summer, but to 2025. “after the harvest”. Which does not detract from their seriousness.
“There are other solutions to combating game damage in agricultural areas, such as sitting at the table and increasing administrative searches.”Thomas Corvas evaluates. He adds that FDC 52 will become a civil plaintiff if the investigation of the FSB, which launched the judicial investigation, leads to a criminal case.
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He published the video so that the case would not be hushed up
The former head of the hunting federation, an Internet user who runs the “Hunting with Felyu” page, published this video on “ensure that this issue is known and not hidden”. He recalls that similar acts were committed in Senonge (Vosges) using a 4×4 and a tractor. “But the defendants were acquitted for lack of evidence, although there were witnesses”– he complains.
Thierry Lahaie (Chamber of Agriculture): “It’s smarter to get a hunting license”
The president of the Agricultural Chamber of Haute-Haute-Marne, Thierry Lahaie, was not aware of the case. But as he comments this Friday, “I cannot condone such actions. True, we have never had so many wild boars that compensation (for damage) does not live up to expectations. But it’s smarter – as more and more colleagues are doing and as I did myself – to get a hunting license. In Haute-Marne you can hunt wild boar all year round. »