Austria

Our client success photos from Austria

Species:

• Alpine Ibex
• Alpine Chamois
• European Red Deer
• European Fallow Deer
• Eurasian Wild Boar
• European Roe Deer
• Central European Mouflon

Austria is one of the most popular destinations for hunters traveling to Europe.  The Lower Alps provide a fantastic backdrop to hunting what’s known as common European big game species, although the Alpine Ibex is the prize trophy here.  Located only 50 miles south of Vienna in the Gutsverwaltung Miesenbach hunting district, hunters are sure to be submerged in one of the richest and longest-standing hunting cultures dating back over 1,000 years.  Vienna is recognized as one of Europe’s most important cultural centers, so as with most European hunting destinations, this is a fantastic option to bring along the family.

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England

Our client success photos from England

Species:

• English Red Deer (free-range)
• Chinese Water Deer (free-range)
• Reeves Muntjac (free-range)
• Père David Deer
• Hog Deer
• Axis Deer
• Bara Singha
• Fallow Deer
• Japanese Sika Deer
• Manchurian Sika Deer
• Roe Deer

England is an incredibly enjoyable hunting destination to visit within the United Kingdom, and among one of the most suitable for friends and/or family to join.  The hunting here is primarily confined to private estates, however a few unique free-range opportunities are present for a few species, most notably the English Red Deer, Chinese Water Deer, and Reeves Muntjac.  The various imported species from China and India provide unique opportunities to hunt the species that are no longer possible otherwise!  Accommodations and cuisine are always of the highest class, and vary from area to area.  And of course, England is a great addition to add to a Scottish Red Deer adventure, considering the ease of logistics.

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France

Our client success photos from France

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Like most of the huntable countries in Europe today, France has an extensive history of hunting and with France specifically, it dates back more than 2,000 years.  Being the largest country in Western Europe, France is one of the most visited countries by foreign tourists in the world each year due to its famous foods, wines, culture, and its great cities.  Most notably, the most beautiful avenue in the world – Paris.  Our outfitter offers an exquisite luxury hunting paradise within a historical estate that is conveniently located only 50 minutes outside of Paris City.  It is because of this that we claim this destination to be our most suitable hunt offering for families and couples.  With a French castle as your home away from home, you have the ability to hunt an array of some of the most common big game species found in Europe, all while enjoying traditional French dish cuisines complemented with superb Champagne and Grand Cru wines.

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Scotland

Our client success photos from Scotland

Species:

• Scottish Red Deer
• European Roe Deer
• Japanese Sika Deer
• European Fallow Deer
• Feral Goat
• Feral Sheep

The country of Scotland is among the most popular hunting destinations in Europe, and certainly among the islands of the United Kingdom, for many reasons.  Incredible scenery, love for the outdoors and tradition all combine to make this part of the United Kingdom a very rewarding and special experience for any international hunter.  The Scottish traditional hunting method of “stalking” (as it’s known locally) is still used to this day to hunt free-ranging (and estate) big game animals such as the Scottish Red Deer (most notably), Roe Deer, Fallow Deer, Sika Deer, and Feral Goat.  Scotland has an incredible hunting history that is only truly appreciated onced experienced.  A true highland Red Deer hunt is a memorable experience that is steeped in tradition.  A hunter is guided by a stalker who spots game with a pull-out telescope (spy glass), followed by considerable walking and possible long, muddy crawls across treeless moors to point-blank range.  The desired trophy stag is known as a “royal,” which has matching brows, bez, trez tines, and three points in the crown.  Royal stags are a challenge to find in Scotland due to the poor native forage/nutrition, although the traditional method of hunting them combined with the beautiful landscape heavily outweighs the inches on paper.

Scotland is also a fantastic destination to combine hunting with some sightseeing such as golf, scotch distilleries, castle touring, etc.

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Spain

Our client success photos from Spain

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The country of Spain is one of our most luxurious destinations with an expert team of guides that bring over 25 years of experience.  Our outfitter is one of the longest standing operators in Spain and has maintained an incredible reputation over the past 50 years.

Spain is truly a special destination for the traveling hunter seeking a variety of species and in distinctly different areas.  Each huntable species provides a different hunting experience in various types of terrain, while all very conducive logistically as opposed to other areas of the world.  Most importantly, it’s one of the best hunting destinations on earth to bring along a significant other, as there are so many amazing non-hunting experiences that are also offered.

In total, there are 13 different big game species you can hunt in Spain.  Most notably, the different beautiful subspecies of Spanish Ibex.  If you’re seeking your Capra World Slam (GSCO), look no further in Spain.

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