US EditionIsère. A Regulation Operation in Sassenage Is a Debate: "Nothing Works, Wild Boars Are No Longer Afraid of Humans"
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Thursday, June 5, from 7 p.m., a wild boar regulation operation is organized by the town hall of Sassenage. In agreement with the departmental management of the territories, three moose will collect animals judged to be overcrowded. This will take place in the Voillants, above the Coasts. Voices rise up against this kind of practice.
For several weeks, the proliferation of wild boar has been in all the conversations in the neighbourhood of Vacquerolles. "We meet them in the middle of the day, in the middle of the road and not only in the hiking trails in garrigue. They are in the middle of the buildings, residences," laments one inhabitant. "I went half a tour at 3 p.m. because I had 20 meters of large wild boar in the middle of the road", admits a retired woman who changed …
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