Exercice Du Droit De Chasse Concernant La Destruction Des Animaux Nuisibles. Les Officiers De Louveteries

Exercice Du Droit De Chasse Concernant La Destruction Des Animaux Nuisibles. Les Officiers De Louveteries, published in 1902, explores the legal aspects of hunting and the destruction of nuisance animals in France. Authored by Maurice Follet, the book delves into the rights associated with hunting, particularly concerning the management of animals deemed harmful.

The text provides insights into the roles and responsibilities of officiers de louveterie, or gamekeeping officers, who were tasked with controlling animal populations. This historical legal treatise offers a glimpse into early 20th-century French perspectives on wildlife management and the intersection of law and nature. It remains a valuable resource for those interested in the history of hunting regulations and environmental law in France.

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