Burgenland Hunting Ordinance (Bgld. Jagdverordnung).

The present Ordinance enacted by the local government of Burgenland serves to implement specific provisions of the Burgenland Hunting Act of 2004. This regulation is structured into 20 parts, covering various aspects of hunting and wildlife management within the region. Key sections include guidelines on the keeping of game in forestry or agricultural settings, the election procedures for hunting committees, the auctioning of hunting grounds, the licensing and examination processes for hunting permits, and the roles and responsibilities of hunting inspectors. Additionally, the ordinance addresses protocols for hunting accidents, establishes closed seasons for various species, mandates the marking of birds, and outlines permissible hunting practices, including the use of dogs and traps. ​The text consists of 124 articles and provides for Keeping of game in a forestry or agricultural farm; Election of a hunting committee; Auction of hunting grounds; Licensing hunting cards; Hunting examination; Hunting inspector; Hunting accidents; Closed season; Marking of birds; Hunting practice; Hunting dogs and traps; Use of narcotics; Protected areas; and Damages.