Hunting Fallow-stag
The fallow-stag is a medium sized deer, which stands out from other stags by its distinctive shovel antlers. Fallow-stags are diurnal and prefer to live in open landscapes in which forerst alternates with agricultural land.
Originally, the fallow-stag was said to be located preferentially in Asia Minor and Southwest Asia. It was the Romans who brought him as another big huntable game to Europe, where he has been able to evolve excellent. Today, Great Britain can boast probably with the largest fallow-deer population.
Follow with us the tracks of the fallow-stag and enjoy a hunting adventure like the Romans.
Where can I hunt the game "Fallow-stag"?
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Great Britain currently has the world's densest population of fallow-stags.
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01.08. - 30.04. |
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Fallow-stag in Spain
Spain has a rich population of fallow-stags.
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Stalking hunt, High-seat hunt, Battue hunt/driven hunt |
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12.10. - 14.02. |
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Fallow-stag in Germany
Seit Jahrhunderten werden Damhirsche von Menschen gehalten und gezüchtet, in Deutschland gibt es jedoch auch gute Bestände in freier Wildbahn.
Hunting offers: |
Stalking hunt, High-seat hunt, Battue hunt/driven hunt |
Shooting season: |
01.09. - 28.02. |
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Fallow-stag in Hungary
Hungary has one of the highest fallow-stag populations.
Shooting season: |
01.10. - 31.01. |
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The fallow-stag is widespread in Bulgaria.
Shooting season: |
01.08. - 31.04. |
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Fallow-stag hunting in Argentina bribes with impressive trophies.
Shooting season: |
30.06. - 31.01. |
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