Hunting dogs in an Estonian woodland
Hunting in Estonia
Pärnu County · Estonia

Hunting in Estonia

Woodcock, duck and big game hunting in Pärnu County.

Hunting grounds
26,000 hectares
Experience
25 years
Location
Pärnu County
Our hunts
Woodcock, duck & big game
About us

Two generations. One shared passion.

Hunting tourism is a family business for us. My father has 25 years of experience, and I have five. Together, we welcome hunters to Pärnu County and share our knowledge of the local landscapes across 26,000 hectares of hunting grounds.

Estonia, a meeting point for migrating birds.

Estonia lies on the Siberian / East Atlantic migration route. Its coastal wetlands and woodland make it an ideal destination for bird hunting during the migration season. At Cape Põõsaspea in northwestern Estonia, around 2.7 million migrating waterbirds were counted in 2024. Our bird hunts in Pärnu County focus on woodcock and duck.

Estonian Ornithological Society · Migration studies

Forests with a rich variety of big game.

Estonia is home to moose, roe deer, red deer and wild boar. The Estonian Environment Agency’s 2025/2026 season review estimated the national moose population at 10,000–11,000 animals.

Estonian Environment Agency · 2025/2026 review

Wild boar are adaptable omnivores with a powerful sense of smell, using their snouts to find food beneath the forest floor. Females and their young live in groups, while adult males usually lead solitary lives. Understanding these habits is part of knowing the terrain.

Woodland Trust · Wild boar

Before you book

Conditions

According to the laws of Estonia, the citizen of a foreign country can hunt in Estonia if they have in their own country a valid hunting certificate and a firearms pass. A foreigner may bring the firearm if he/she holds a European Firearms Pass. The citizen of a foreign country will receive the foreigner’s hunting certificate that is issued based on the request of the owner of a hunting region in Estonia.

Foreign nationals are allowed to take up to 100 cartridges with a hunting rifle.

Documents

  • ID or passport
  • a copy of the hunting licence issued by the country of residence
  • a copy of the document issued by the country of residence certifying the possession and carrying of the hunting weapon(s)
Plan your hunt
Let’s plan your trip

Tell us about your hunt.

Share your preferred dates and group size with Robin Rattasepp to discuss your trip.

Read the booking conditions