Muskox
AH legend
That is not actually true at all.
A driven hunt in the forest service is about 300 Euros or $340 for a one day hunt. Some of them are $50 depending on your access and who you book through.
Private driven hunts on private land are typically $500 per drive.
Normally there is not a charge for predators, young wild boar, roe deer, and female animals. Depending on the situation there could be a trophy charge for red stags, fallow bucks and mouflon. Here at the driven hunt I did recently, there was no charge for any trophy animals. I think one stag was shot. The previous week about 3 miles away several guys got mouflon rams and I think one guy got a stag. They paid $1200 for the mouflon and $2400 for the stag.
You must also attend a driven hunt qualification. This is either on a shooting cinema shooting live ammo at a big TV screen at wild boars and stags.
A wild boar and roe buck lease is about $500-1500 a year.
Red stag leases are more expensive $5000-10,000 a year, leases that have mouflon, fallow deer are similar and leases that have chamois are $7500-25,000 a year depending on how close they are to a major city. Typical leases like this allow for one trophy animal, a few female animals of a couple of different species.
The majority of hunters on every hunt I have ever been on in Europe are working class blue collar guys. Only once twice have I hunted with business owners who both owned companies valued in the 15-30 million range. Kind of like most hunts in America.
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