Federation for Hunting and Conservation praises it’s members
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The Federation for Hunting and Conservation – Malta (FKNK) have said that “their thousands of members deserve full praise for the disciplined manner in which the relative hunting Law was adhered to during the spring hunting season that closed on 30 April 2014.
This FKNK added, “notwithstanding the provocations, even by means of outright lies, the slandering, the insults and the hatred that the hunters and the FKNK had to face as a result of the deceitful campaign that was orchestrated by both locals and foreigners alike, especially by persons from the UK. These eco-terrorists never thought twice about tarnishing Malta’s image deceitfully and without remorse for all the world to see.”
The FKNK went on to say “that it publically thanks its members for their co-operation in ensuring, in front of the entire world that they are capable of observing regulations, imposed by Government aimed at assuring the correct application of derogation under strictly supervised conditions in order to permit a limited hunting this spring. This also compliments the future of the traditional socio-cultural passion of spring hunting in the Maltese islands.”
Finally, the FKNK said that it wishes a quick recovery to the youth who suffered injuries in an unfortunate shotgun incident on the last day of the hunting season.



























Perhaps the FKNK would praise the one who showered us with falling shot behind Gharb church. What happened to following the rule not to shoot within 200m of habitation!
The FKNK must be the most arrogant group of people ever to call themselves a federation.
Just found lead shot on our terrace – and we live only 50 metres from Nadur church!