HUNTING IN CROATIA

The land where hunting and culture go hand in hand.

Hunting in Croatia

Croatia has a varied landscape with mountains, forests, lakes and coastlines, which makes hunting both challenging and visually appealing.

It offers a unique opportunity to experience nature up close. The country has a rich wildlife and therefore a large selection of huntable species, such as brown bear, wild boar, roe deer, deer, sheep and goats. Hunting these species can be a major challenge for both experienced and new hunters.

Hunting has deep roots in Croatia and many areas have established hunting grounds, where hunting is part of the local culture and economy. This provides an authentic and cultural hunting experience.

Croatia has a system that regulates hunting to ensure sustainability and protection of wildlife, which means that hunting here takes place under responsible and well-organized conditions.

All in all, hunting in Croatia combines scenic surroundings, excitement and a deep cultural connection to hunting traditions.

When can you hunt in Croatia?

Hunting in Croatia can take place at virtually any time of the year:

• Kri Kri and Kri Kri hybrids can be hunted all year round
• Axis deer from October to the end of January
• Mouflon all year round
• Dalmatian Wild Goat (Feral Goat) and Dalmatian Wild Sheep (Feral Sheep) all year round
• Wild Boar Keiler all year round
• Brown Bear mid-February to mid-May and mid-September to the end of December
• Golden jackal all year round
• Chamois from the beginning of October to the end of January
• Red deer from mid-September to mid-February
• Roe bucks from mid-April to the end of September

All our areas are on free game range.