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Vouchers Suckler cows in the Samnaun valley
In Samnaun, suckler cows graze with their calves. To help you know where you might encounter suckler cows and how to behave, we have put together the following information:
Current location of the suckler cows
Here you can find the current pastures where the suckler cows are currently grazing.
Important rules of conduct
What should I do if I come across a bear?
- Stay calm and try to assess the situation calmly.
- Under no circumstances approach the bear, and avoid anything the bear might perceive as a threat.
- Make it clear that you are human and move away without taking your eyes off the bear.
- Avoid eye contact.
- Do not leave any rubbish behind and do not attract bears with food.
- Stay on the footpaths and keep your dog on a lead.
- Report any sightings of bears or their tracks to the local gamekeeper.
What should I do if I come across a wolf?
- Stand still and try to assess the situation. If the wolf notices you, it will usually back off or run away.
- If the wolf does not run away immediately, draw its attention to yourself by speaking in a firm voice.
- Back away slowly; the wolf will watch you or run away straight away.
- Under no circumstances should you try to approach the wolf, not even to take photos.
- Never chase a wolf.
- Wolves must not be fed under any circumstances!
- Report wolves exhibiting unusual behaviour or showing little fear to the gamekeepers.
- Wolves may regard dogs as intruders or prey. Always keep your dog under your personal control or keep it on a lead.
Recent sightings of large predators
The map produced by the Cantonal Office for Hunting and Fishing provides an overview of the distribution and presence of wolves and other large carnivores in the canton of Graubünden.