Best Boar Hunting?

[MLindsay]

I have been thinking about booking a boar hunt in Europe. I am interested in a high seat hunt not driven. Where would I go for the largest boars and with whom?
Thanks

 

[MontanaPat]

Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria or Turkey

 

[Red Leg]

They also grow them big in Austria and Spain. Both of these were spot and stalk. However, would agree the best value for a large boar would be Central Europe.

 

[Donnachaidh]

This is who I'll be hunting with next week: https://www.huntinginhungary.co.uk/.
I'll let you know how it goes.

 

[45-70guy]

They also grow them big in Austria and Spain. Both of these were spot and stalk. However, would agree the best value for a large boar would be Central Europe.

Those are some nice hogs

 

[HUNTROMANIA]

Nothing compares with an experience in Transylvania around Carpathian Mountains.

Un

 

[Hunter-Habib]

I have been thinking about booking a boar hunt in Europe. I am interested in a high seat hunt not driven. Where would I go for the largest boars and with whom?
Thanks

Germany, Italy & Turkey

 

[Atticus]

I’ve hunted boar in Transylvania with Marius at @HUNTROMANIA and had a great time. Looking forward to heading back.

 

[Cranhill]

Croatia and we do have Wild Boar in the UK!

 

[grand veneur]

I have been thinking about booking a boar hunt in Europe. I am interested in a high seat hunt not driven. Where would I go for the largest boars and with whom?
Thanks

This type of wild boar hunting is practiced in many European countries, above all in my countries, and occasionally big wild boars with big tusks are taken. However, if you only do this occasionally, it is better to book a hunt with greater chances of shooting something bigger. Belarus was a good option back in my days, but nowadays for political reasons, I would look to other countries. Contact HUNTROMANIA.

 

[Muskox]

Germany, Italy & Turkey

Maybe Turkey

African Swine Fever has wiped out pigs here in Germany and Central Europe.

Especially big trophy tuskers.

Most of Eastern Europe is experiencing the same thing.

Romania, Bulgaria, and Turkey seem to be ok.

 

[Muskox]

Klemens huge pigs in Austria are probably $6000 now. They are high fence though.

I have not talked to him in a few years,

 

[Grat]

Maybe Turkey

African Swine Fever has wiped out pigs here in Germany and Central Europe.

Especially big trophy tuskers.

Most of Eastern Europe is experiencing the same thing.

Romania, Bulgaria, and Turkey seem to be ok.

Specially in Romania and Bulgaria many areas are still without or very little boar population, caused by ASF.

 

[grand veneur]

Specially in Romania and Bulgaria many areas are still without or very little boar population, caused by ASF.

Sure, but as with all diseases, the stronger survive, and in the case of the wild boars, it are these with the biggest tusks.

 

[Muskox]

Sure, but as with all diseases, the stronger survive, and in the case of the wild boars, it are these with the biggest tusks.

Maybe?

 

[Muntjacer23]

Croatia and we do have Wild Boar in the UK!

By any chance can you reccomend anybody who can offer guided wild boar hunting in the UK?
I am based in Hampshire, England myself

 

[Hedge774]

This is who I'll be hunting with next week: https://www.huntinginhungary.co.uk/.
I'll let you know how it goes.

Very interesting! Good luck and i cant wait to hear your accounts! BTW, how expensive was your flights and from where?

 

[Grat]

Sure, but as with all diseases, the stronger survive, and in the case of the wild boars, it are these with the biggest tusks.

This theorie I never heared with a plague. I‘m hunting every year for driven Wild boars in Hungary, very often for stags in Romanian Carpatians- no hunter from those countries will tell you, that the strong Keilers ( tuskers) survive ASF better.

 

[Muskox]

There are dead pigs everywhere. Especially around Frankfurt, so there are dead pigs all over the whole continent.

I have not heard that tuskers survive better.

Tongue in cheek perhaps.

 

[Olivier]

One million wild boars are culled each year in France; these aren’t the largest ones, but it’s not uncommon to find some weighing between 100 and 120 kg, and the population is overpopulated.