The recognition and assessment of wildlife damage, as well as its compensation by the liable party, usually the hunting leaseholder, often leads to conflicts between landowners and hunters, especially during times of excessive wild boar populations, as it often involves significant sums of money. This book provides practical foundations for addressing damages and their causes in fields and forests. It helps distinguish between compensable and non-compensable damages and enables an objective assessment of the extent of the damage. Additionally, it describes options and measures for the preventive minimization of damages.