Roe Deer and Wild Boar Hunting in Gascony, France – 2027

About the programme

Game: roebucks and wild boar. Group: 2 hunters.

Itinerary

• Friday, 30 July 2027 – meet-and-greet at Bordeaux airport, transfer to the hotel (about 1 h 45 min), evening hunt.
• Saturday, 31 July – Tuesday, 3 August – 4 days of hunting morning and evening; during the day rest at the château, visits or other activities.
• Wednesday, 4 August – transfer to Bordeaux airport (about 1 h 45 min).

Accommodation

Château de Campanes – an old, recently restored château with a pool and only 3 apartments, rented entirely for the group.

The hunt

Stalking roebucks morning and evening in open country. The gently rolling terrain of fields, hedgerows and small woods is particularly suitable for roe deer. The hunting territory covers 30 municipalities – over 35,000 ha of exclusive hunting grounds. Experienced and passionate guides, good game density and a real chance of very fine trophies.

Additional activities

• The Gers department – a typical landscape of south-west France and old stone villages;
• Nogaro circuit – driving with an instructor (Megane RS, Alpine A110, Porsche GT3, Formula 3 and others);
• A balloon flight over the surroundings, taking off directly from the hotel;
• An excellent restaurant about 1 h 15 min away – Les Prés d'Eugénie, as well as the more affordable La Ferme aux Grives on the same site;
• A visit to an Armagnac producer in the area.

Price

€5,166 per hunter (for a group of at least 2 hunters × 2 guides), incl. 20% VAT.

Booking and terms

Booking: €5,166 by bank transfer.

Cancellation: if the client cancels, the amounts paid are non-refundable. If the hunt is cancelled by the organiser, every effort will be made to reschedule it for a date convenient to the client within the next 12 months.

Liability: hunting requires good physical fitness and involves risks that the client accepts. The hunter is responsible for their shots and pays for every animal shot at (missed, killed or wounded), as well as any fines for shooting a prohibited animal. When hunting with a rifle, the hunter must have practised accurate shooting at 200 metres or more; before the first hunting day the guide may request a test shoot. The guide's instructions are binding. As this is wild game, a kill cannot be guaranteed. We recommend taking out insurance.

Required documents:

• A completed and signed form;
• A scanned copy of a valid passport;
• A scanned copy of the flight tickets (for arranging transfers);
• A scanned copy of a valid hunting licence;
• The hunter's third-party liability insurance, valid for France;
• A valid European Firearms Pass (and details of the weapon if the hunter brings their own rifle).