metsästettävästä

Metsästettävä refers to game or quarry in Finnish. It encompasses the animals that are legally permitted to be hunted. The specific animals considered metsästettävä vary by season and region, and are defined by Finnish hunting laws and regulations. These regulations are in place to ensure sustainable hunting practices and to protect animal populations.

Common categories of metsästettävä include various species of birds, such as ducks and geese, and mammals like hares, deer, and elk. The hunting of certain species may be restricted or prohibited altogether during specific times of the year to protect breeding seasons or vulnerable populations. Permits and licenses are required to hunt, and these are issued based on adherence to the established hunting laws.

The concept of metsästettävä is central to the practice of hunting in Finland, dictating what can be hunted, when, and how. It reflects a balance between the traditional activity of hunting and the modern need for wildlife conservation. The list of what constitutes metsästettävä is periodically reviewed and updated by relevant authorities to adapt to ecological changes and scientific understanding.