Hunting grounds for sale in Balearic Islands
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What species can be hunted in a hunting estate in the Balearic Islands?
In a hunting estate in the Balearic Islands, two types of hunting are allowed: big game and small game. Each category includes different species. Unlike other autonomous communities in Spain, the regulation of hunting in the Balearic Islands—such as defining the species that may be hunted—is the responsibility of the island councils. These councils set their own hunting seasons for each island. For example, in Mallorca, big game hunting includes wild Mallorcan goats and feral goats. As for small game, species such as rabbits, hares, thrushes, and pigeons are generally allowed.
What is the difference between a small game and a big game hunting estate in the Balearic Islands?
A small game hunting estate in the Balearic Islands focuses mainly on hunting small species such as rabbits, hares, or birds. On the other hand, a big game hunting estate is primarily dedicated to hunting large animals.
How can I buy a hunting estate in the Balearic Islands?
To buy a hunting estate in the Balearic Islands, you can use Cocampo, the leading platform for buying and leasing rural properties. Use our filter system by ad type, price, and land size to tailor your search and find exactly what you need.
Can you hunt year-round in the Balearic Islands?
No, in the Balearic Islands, as in the rest of Spain, hunting is only allowed during the open seasons established in the annual hunting orders (vedas). However, the Balearic Islands are unique in that hunting regulations are not set by the autonomous regional government, but by each island's council. This is because the Government of the Balearic Islands delegated hunting responsibilities to the island councils. Therefore, hunters and estate managers must consult the regulations specific to the island where the land is located to know when hunting is permitted.
