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Hunting in North Macedonia – Season 2026/2027
An authentic hunting adventure in the mountains of the Southern Balkans – free-range and fenced hunting grounds with a rich variety of game.
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North Macedonia is located in the southern part of the Balkan Peninsula and borders Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Kosovo and Serbia. Hunting takes place in two areas: the Stogovo hunting estate in the north-west of the country with a total area of 27,000 ha and the Nidže hunting estate in the south-west – 30,000 ha, of which 1,000 ha is a fenced area for game breeding.
The estates breed fallow deer, red deer, sika deer, aoudad, wild boar, mouflon, Himalayan tahr, four-horned sheep, Rasa sheep and kri-kri ibex. Brown bear and wolf are found in the free-range (unfenced) areas.
Hunting day – 560 € per person per day
Price: 560 € per hunter per day + trophy fee.
The price includes
- Full-board accommodation;
- Transport from/to the airport and on site;
- Hunting licence;
- Hunting guide.
The price does not include
- Taxidermy and shipping of trophies;
- Companion (non-hunter) – 210 € per day
- Alcoholic drinks outside meals;
- Airline tickets;
| Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Rifle rental | 84 € per day + ammunition |
| Firearm import permit | 140 € |
- Tips;
- VAT.
Trophy fees by species
Balkan chamois (Rupicapra rupicapra balcanica)
- Trophy fee – €2,500 – hunt with a 1:1 guide, no limit on trophy size
- Recommended stay: 3 hunting days.
Wolf (Canis lupus)
- Trophy fee – €3,000
- Night hunting and dawn hunting with thermal imaging and night-vision sights;
- Recommended stay: 4 hunting days.
Wild boar (Sus scrofa) – group hunt (drive)
3 hunting days, a special package with an organisation fee of €1,680, which includes daily meals, accommodation (single or double room), soft drinks, guides, transport (from/to the airport and on site) and a hunting licence. Minimum 10 and maximum 20 hunters.
| Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Young pigs up to 50 kg | 100 € |
| Females and males over 50 kg | 250 € |
| Boars with tusks up to 18 cm | 400 € |
| Tusks 18–20 cm | 650 € |
| Tusks 20–22 cm | 950 € |
| Tusks over 22 cm | €1,200 |
Roe deer (Capreolus capreolus)
- Trophy fee – 500 € – regardless of the trophy's value
- Hunting from a high seat or by stalking;
- Recommended stay: 3 hunting days.
Sika deer (Cervus nippon)
- Trophy fee – €1,900 – no limit on trophy size
- Recommended stay: 3 hunting days.
Mouflon (Ovis aries musimon) – by horn length
| Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Up to 50 cm | 700 € |
| 50–60 cm | 900 € + 20 € per cm |
| 60–70 cm | €1,100 + 40 € per cm |
| 70–80 cm | €1,500 + 60 € per cm |
| Over 80 cm | €2,100 + 80 € per cm |
- Recommended stay: 3 hunting days.
Red deer (Cervus elaphus) – by trophy weight
| Type | Price |
|---|---|
| 6–7 kg | €1,200 + 5 € per 10 g |
| 7–8 kg | €1,700 + 6 € per 10 g |
| 8–9 kg | €2,300 + 8 € per 10 g |
| 9–10 kg | €3,100 + 14 € per 10 g |
| 10–11 kg | €4,500 + 24 € per 10 g |
| 11–12 kg | €6,900 + 40 € per 10 g |
| 12–13 kg | €10,900 + 70 € per 10 g |
| Over 13 kg | €17,900 + 80 € per 10 g |
- Recommended stay: 3 hunting days.
Aoudad / Barbary sheep (Ammotragus lervia)
- Trophy fee – €3,500
- The Nidže hunting estate offers excellent conditions for the species – active, agile animals and an unforgettable experience;
- Recommended stay: 3 hunting days.
Himalayan tahr (Hemitragus jemlahicus)
- Trophy fee – €9,900
- Recommended stay: 3 hunting days.
Fallow deer (Dama dama)
- Trophy fee – 900 €
- Recommended stay: 3 hunting days.
Four-horned sheep (Ovis orientalis aries)
- Trophy fee – €3,500
Racka sheep (Ovis aries strepsiceros hortobagyiensis)
- Trophy fee – €3,500
Kri-kri ibex (Capra aegagrus cretica)
| Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Trophy fee | €12,900 |
| Hybrid kri-kri ibex | €5,900 |
- Recommended stay: 2 hunting days.
Accommodation
Nidže hunting estate
The estate has four accommodation buildings amid beautiful nature. They stand close to one another and share a pond of clear water from the local river. The main building has a large dining room with a fireplace and an area for relaxing and games, as well as 4 maisonette apartments with a total capacity of 14 guests. The second house has 8 apartments for a total of 24 guests. There are two more houses (with 10 and 6 beds), usually used by local hunters.
The area is linked to Kajmakčalan peak, where a famous battle of the First World War was fought in 1916 – monuments, bunkers and graves from that time can still be seen today.
Stogovo hunting estate
Accommodation is at Hotel Kalin or Motel Topila. Nature in Stogovo is almost entirely preserved, as the mountain is far from large settlements and rarely visited by tourists. Both venues combine traditional Mijak architecture with modern solutions and create a warm and cosy atmosphere.
Tell us which trophy you are after
We prepare the programme, choose the territory and meet you at the airport.