Kaccaturi San Ubertu condemn Maltese caught hunting illegally in Sicily

The hunting organisation Kaccaturi San Ubertu has condemned the twelve Maltese hunters who were reported to have been apprehended in Sicily, allegedly in possession of protected species, illicit hunting equipment and irregular hunting licenses.

KSU said, in a press release, that it upholds legal and sustainable hunting and deplores any acts that put this practice under a bad light.

“KSU practices a policy of zero tolerance towards hunting or trapping illegalities,” the hunting group said, adding that it would await the Italian court’s verdict and the publication of the names of those charged.

If any of those charged turned out to be KSU members, their membership would be permanently revoked, it said.

“Over the years KSU has worked towards eradicating abuse and trusts that such individuals find no shelter from all other hunting organisations,” the organisation maintained.

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