Trophy Wild Boar Hunting Estates

The Challenge of Trophy Wild Boar Hunting

Wild boar hunting has been regarded for centuries as an extremely challenging pursuit, primarily due to the exceptional intelligence of these remarkable creatures. Securing a big male wild boar trophy is particularly difficult, as these animals are very shy and only become aggressive when injured. Large male boars typically join groups of females and other younger wild boar only during the breeding season, which often leads hunters to mistake the alpha female for a large male. While driven wild boar hunting is about avoiding the shooting of an alpha female, trophy wild boar hunting is specifically focused on this dangerous game.

Methods of Hunting Trophy Wild Boars

One of the most thrilling hunts for big males involves the use of pointing and blood tracking dogs, which locate and sometimes drive the wild boar towards the hunter's high seat. However, in most situations, hunters must approach the target on foot. Another common method is to set up feeding areas that attract big trophy wild boars, which usually feed during the night.

Prime Locations for Trophy Wild Boar Hunting

Currently, Bosnia as well as South and Southeast Serbia offer the best opportunities to secure big trophy wild boar hunting rights, with available hunting estates listed on a separate page of this website. Below, we provide a glimpse of one such listing. For further details and more listings, please explore this website carefully.

Hunting Estate Listing Example: Bukovic

Listing Number 6

The Hunting Estate Bukovic is located on the left side of the Belgrade-Nis Motorway, 240 km from Belgrade and 50 km from Nis. It features hilly hunting grounds covering an area of 13,788 hectares, of which 600 hectares are enclosed. The main hunting attractions include European deer, driven wild boar, and roe deer stalking. The estimated price for negotiating a maximum 10-year lease period is 360,000 EUR to 390,000 EUR.

Navigating the Hunting Land Lease Process

The Serbian Ministry of Agriculture & Forestry is responsible for leasing government-owned hunting land. These public offerings are open to direct negotiations with Serbian-registered hunting companies, which must also submit appropriate hunting management plans compatible with local hunting laws. If you are interested in participating in this process, you need to arrange for the Lasarotta team to represent your interests, as this is the easiest way to engage someone who knows how to navigate the process. When you choose our service, we will inform you a few months in advance of the next public offering, and guide you through the necessary steps to obtain government hunting land. Once your initial interest is expressed to our team, we will lobby among government officials, mediate their interests as lease lenders, and represent your interests as a potential hunting rights buyer until a final agreement on all terms and conditions.