Romania, with its mountains, valleys, and ancient forests, offers a wild and spectacular environment where wildlife thrives in complete freedom.
Among the most popular hunting options is chamois stalking in the Carpathian Mountains, at almost 2,500 meters above sea level. The Carpathian chamois, the largest of its species, is hunted in terrain that demands physical effort and precision. The red deer rut, between late September and early October, is also highly anticipated, when impressive trophies weighing 11-12 kg are taken. Both types of hunting offer moments of great excitement and reward.
Roe deer also hold a prominent place due to their high population density and trophies that average around 400 grams. Ideal for small groups (2-3 hunters), this type of hunting provides very enjoyable days, with the possibility of bagging between 15 and 20 animals in areas of great natural beauty. The wild boar hunts, for their part, are very well organized, and it's quite common to see large males darting through the vast Romanian beech forests.
All of this is arranged by our trusted local outfitter, along with a professional team that attends to every detail. Hunting in Romania is much more than chasing a trophy; it's a complete adventure in an authentic and wild environment, leaving a lasting impression on everyone who experiences it.