From the shot animal to the processing, all sequences are documented and checked regularly. After the shot, the boar is marked, taken care of and stored temporarily in cooling units. These collection points are served on an almost daily basis. The temporarily stored goods are controlled by the game trader, who checks the fur. If this control turns out satisfactory, the animals are taken to the processing plants in refrigerated vans. The following incoming control is made by a game or meat expert. The next day, the boar is skinned and assessed by a veterinary. Only then is the way clear for the production process in the processing plant.