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St. Hubert’s Day: Responsibility, Respect, and the Living Traditions of Hunting
Why do hunters celebrate St. Hubert’s Day on November 3? The legend of St. Hubert and the stag with a glowing cross between its antlers remains a powerful symbol of ethical hunting, respect for wildlife, and responsibility. The hunters of Kreuzen in Carinthia, Austria, show how these traditions are still alive today. They saved a historic chapel from ruin and have kept the spirit of St. Hubert’s Day alive there for decades.
When Hunters Sing, Hunting Traditions Live On
The Carinthian Hunters’ Choir was on the verge of disbanding. But chairman Ferdinand Kinzel refused to give up. After traveling 3,400 miles, visiting 31 hunting gatherings, and recruiting seven new singers, he saved a cherished hunting tradition. Shot & Stillness spoke with Kinzel and choir director Horst Moser about Austrian hunting heritage, camaraderie, and the power of music.
Hohe Jagd 2026: Between Tradition and a Digital Turning Point
When the gates of Hohe Jagd open in Salzburg, the heart of Austria’s hunting community starts beating faster. Balancing tradition and innovation, the show once again becomes a meeting place for hunters, manufacturers, and visionaries – and Schuss & Stille took a close look, gathering the most exciting news, trends, and innovations from the world of hunting, including a quiet world premiere.
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