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Hunters gather for a traditional St. Hubert’s Day celebration following a St. Hubert’s hunt.

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.

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St. Hubert’s Day: Responsibility, Respect, and the Living Traditions of Hunting

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The Hunting Magazine with Vision

St. Hubert’s Day: Responsibility, Respect, and the Living Traditions of Hunting

Shot and Stillness The Hunting Magazine with Vision

Shot and Stillness
The Hunting Magazine with Vision