Argentina
Argentina
Argentina is known worldwide as a major wingshooting destination, famed for its large population of turtle-doves in particular. Another one of Argentina's major draws is that it is turtle-dove season all year long.
Hunting in Bulgaria
Bulgaria
With the great diversity of its territory, Bulgaria represents one of the most interesting hunting destinations for migratory and non-migratory birds, as well as for big game hunters.
One of the main migration routes Via Pontica passes through Bulgaria, which makes it a great place to hunt quails, doves, pigeons, woodcocks, ducks and geese. Bulgaria is also one of the best places to hunt wild partridges and pheasants.
Hunters who like big game hunting can find some exceptional trophies of wild boar, deer, fallow deer, roe deer, mouflon and chamois in the open and wild hunting areas of Bulgaria.
The mountain of Rhodope is one of the few places where you can combine wood grouse and chamois hunting.
In Bulgaria you can hunt black fallow deer, mouflons in open areas, with trophies that reach a size of over 90 cm, wild boars with tusks up to 30 cm in length, as well as exceptional red deer trophies.
Romania
Romania
Hunting in Romania. Romania has a long history of hunting and remains a remarkable hunting destination, drawing in many hunters because of its large number of brown bears, wolves, wild boars, red deer and chamois.
The concentration of brown bears (Ursus arctos) in the Carpathian Mountains of central Romania is the largest in the world and contains half of Europe's population.
This is one of the best places in Europe for geese hunting during the winter.
Romania is also excellent for rabbit-hunting, which you can combine with the hunt for pheasants and partridges.
Macedonia
Hunting in Macedonia. Macedonia is a small country, which became independent in 1991 with the dissolution of Yugoslavia. It is one of the most mountainous in Europe, with a small population and a long and proud hunting heritage.
Macedonia has become the main destination for hunters looking for exceptional chamois trophies, which are numerous. The grounds are also rich in mouflon populations, wild boar and other species native to Europe.
The wolf population has turned Macedonia into one of the best places for hunting. Macedonia is also the home of several famous hunting reserves, where they have species like Himalayan tahr and Barbary sheep.
It is the only country in Europe, besides Greece, which allows the hunting of KriKri ibex, a form of ibex bezoar which was developed in the islands of Greece, and has now been stocked in Macedonia.
