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Wolf shot in Tyrol following issued regulation

A wolf was killed in the Imst district after several dead and injured sheep were found in a mountain pasture area.

9 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Archive photo: Wolf shot in Tyrol following issued regulation — Archive photoPhoto: Christoph Scholz · Flickr · BY-SA

On Friday evening, a wolf was shot in the Imst district of Tyrol. The shooting occurred following the issuance of a regulation in response to incidents in a mountain pasture area.

In this area, dead and injured sheep were discovered, leading to the decision to cull the wolf. The exact circumstances surrounding the incidents are currently being investigated.

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