Ordinance on the Implementation of the Hunting Act for the State of Brandenburg (BbgJagdDV).

The Ordinance covers various aspects of hunting practices, including the use of wire mesh fences to protect against wild rabbits, hunting seasons for specific animals like rams, sheep, and lambs, and the submission of hunting plans to the lower hunting authority. Additionally, the text discusses the importance of considering wildlife damage situations and the growth of wild animals when planning hunting activities. It mentions the need for recognizing increased wildlife damage in forests, especially when certain tree species are not able to regenerate due to excessive wildlife presence. The involvement of lower forest authorities in cases of wildlife damage is also highlighted. Furthermore, the text touches upon the use of tracking dogs in hunting activities, allowing confirmed tracking dog handlers to use firearms during cross-border searches under specific conditions. It also addresses the natural feeding and feeding of wildlife during designated emergency periods, emphasizing that feeding should only be for maintenance purposes.