Hunting ranches / hunting preserves for sale in Andalusia
Learn about interesting ranges of hunting ranches / hunting preserves in Andalusia, tailored for bringing your ideas to life. Available in prime locations, these opportunities allow you versatility to start from scratch. To complete the offer, the rates are market-conscious, emphasizing an outstanding offer.
2.821.650 EUR
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984 ha
Average area
2868 EUR/ha
Average price per ha
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How many hectares must a hunting ground in Andalusia have?
A hunting ground in Andalusia must have a minimum area of 250 hectares when the main purpose is small game hunting. For grounds primarily dedicated to big game, the required minimum area is 500 hectares. In the case of sporting hunting grounds, a minimum of 500 hectares is required for small game and 1,000 hectares for big game. It is not possible to establish a hunting ground in Andalusia without meeting these minimum area requirements.What are the advantages of a hunting ground in Andalusia?
A hunting ground in Andalusia offers numerous advantages compared to other areas of the country. Andalusia has a long hunting tradition and is the autonomous community with the most hunting licenses. More than 129,000 people hold a hunting license in the region. In addition, 80% of its territory is designated for hunting, covering nearly 7 million hectares. The region also offers great variety for enthusiasts of both big and small game species.What types of hunting can be practiced in a hunting ground in Andalusia?
In a hunting ground in Andalusia, two types of hunting can be practiced: big game and small game. Big game involves hunting large animals such as roe deer or wild boar. Small game involves hunting smaller species such as rabbit, hare, partridge, or woodcock.Is deer hunting allowed in a hunting ground in Andalusia?
Yes, deer hunting is allowed in Andalusia. Hunting of other big game species is also permitted, such as Iberian ibex, wild boar, roe deer, fallow deer, mouflon, and Barbary sheep.What birds are considered game species in a hunting ground in Andalusia?
In a hunting ground in Andalusia, game bird species include partridge, woodcock, pheasant, quail, European turtle dove, pigeons (wood pigeon, stock dove, and rock dove), starling, lapwing, and thrushes (song, redwing, mistle, and fieldfare). Waterfowl hunting is also permitted. For example, the greylag goose, various ducks (mallard, pintail, gadwall, and wigeon), northern shoveler, common teal, red-crested pochard, common pochard, coot, and common snipe.Where is the best hunting ground in Andalusia located?
The best hunting ground in Andalusia can be found in areas like Sierra Nevada, Sierra de Cazorla, Sierra Morena, Andújar, or in the provinces of Seville and Córdoba. However, choosing the best hunting ground depends on the type of game (big or small), its location within the region, accessibility, and the density of game species. The ground’s reputation is also a key factor.