Description
The right to hunt belongs to the owner of the land.
Depending on the case, this right may be exercised directly or leased in a strictly private context, be managed more or less administratively or be transferred to a structure.
The following shall be distinguished: territories in which rights:
— are managed entirely privately on private property;
— are managed by the State in its field: State forests (EC L 422-29), sea hunting (EC L 422-28), public river domain (EC D 422-28), military land;
— are managed directly by other public bodies (in particular local authorities)in their own domain;
— are transferred by prefectural order to an ACCA without distinction from the opposing grounds for water game and colombidae (CE L 422-10);
— are part of the collective management of the municipality (Alsace Moselle CE L422-13);
— are transferred to the departmental federation of hunters (enclave CE L 422-20).
Some special cases are found in the N_CHASSE_EXERCICE layer.
The territories of this layer shall not, by construction, be covered.
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