WR20107Animal welfare testing for shooting and darting free-ranging wildlife: a review and recommendations
Shooting and darting of wildlife are techniques that rely on ballistics and impose animal-welfare risks. The present study reviews assessment methods suitable for animal welfare testing of new ballistic technology and the consequences of forgoing testing. We make recommendations for how to assess ballistic techniques before widespread use. Photograph by Richard Barnsley.
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