As above does anyone hunt from the Geneva (Swiss or French) area? Ideally stalking for the kitchen.
Found a few places online but they seem very established, formal and extremely expensive.
Thanks
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Does anyone hunt? Boar and Deer?
Aug 29, 2013 @ 20:00
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As above does anyone hunt from the Geneva (Swiss or French) area? Ideally stalking for the kitchen.
Found a few places online but they seem very established, formal and extremely expensive.
Thanks
Tim CAug 29, 2013 @ 20:00
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Re: Does anyone hunt? Boar and Deer?
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Sep 27, 2013 @ 16:22
Hi,
i do hunt boar and deer but mainly in Belgium. Nice to hear there are some other hunters in geneva! If you find some nice spots in the region, feel free to share, season is almost on !
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Hi,
i do hunt boar and deer but mainly in Belgium. Nice to hear there are some other hunters in geneva! If you find some nice spots in the region, feel free to share, season is almost on !
Benoît V, Sep 27, 2013 @ 16:22
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Sep 27, 2013 @ 17:49
You will need a hunting licence to do this in Switzerland... which as usual involves exams and expenses... topics include forestry and husbandry and ecological issues. Without that licence you wont be allowed to point a gun at an animal.
Valais and Graubunden are the two main places for this.
France and Austria and the Black Forest in Germany are your best bets, but as you say the German and Austrian hunts are very formal.
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You will need a hunting licence to do this in Switzerland... which as usual involves exams and expenses... topics include forestry and husbandry and ecological issues. Without that licence you wont be allowed to point a gun at an animal.
Valais and Graubunden are the two main places for this.
France and Austria and the Black Forest in Germany are your best bets, but as you say the German and Austrian hunts are very formal.
Charlie, Sep 27, 2013 @ 17:49
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