We are part of a company which, since it was founded in 1948, has worked alongside hunters and fishermen, listening to their needs and progressing with them.
However, in the last few years, the world has changed at a speed that is almost impossible to take in. New generations are experiencing new problems and are seeking new opportunities from different outlooks on life. The future of this activity requires us to abandon our old waysof thinking and to embrace new ways of understanding what it actually represents, namely a true passion for nature.
Hunting and fishing are the most ethical and sustainable ways to get food. Greenpeace says so. This is, therefore, a sound, forceful argument to which another can be added: hunting and fishing are activities that sustain and guarantee an intense, balanced relationship with nature. They are activities that maintain the links with the rural world and avoid the problems of urban overcrowding (loss of biodiversity, degradation of landscapes…)