Barlinek

In the northwest of Poland, we manage the Barlinek hunting district – a delightful hunting area that spans 6,166 hectares. Of this, 5,426 hectares are dense and varied forest, while the remaining 740 hectares consist of lush meadows. The forest is made up of 67% coniferous trees, 14% beech, 10% oak, 3% birch, and the rest is mixed deciduous trees. The area is mainly flat. Barlinek has 71 high seats, as well as 14 feeding places. Up to 6 hunters can hunt at a time, but 3-5 hunters is optimal, depending on the game species. Starting from the 2025/26 season, we will resume the popular driven hunts for groups of 10-14 hunters, as the wild boar population is recovering after the swine fever outbreak. The driven hunt parades will typically feature a mix of red deer, wild boar, and roe deer.

In the district, you can hunt red deer, roe deer, and wild boar. Every year, about 15 roe bucks are harvested. Most of them have a trophy weight of under 250 grams, but there are also some bucks that reach close to 300 grams. The bucks are mainly hunted in the lush forest meadows. The annual red deer quota is around 15 stags, most of which have a trophy weight of around 5-7 kg, but smaller stags are also shot. Additionally, there is the possibility of shooting strong stags with antler weights of up to 8 kg.

Accommodation takes place at one of the many good hotels in and around the town of Barlinek. Here, traditional Polish cuisine is served, as you would expect in other parts of Poland. Our hunters are naturally picked up and returned both in the morning and in the evening.

Barlinek is located 90 km from the Kolbaskowo border crossing (near Szczecin), 100 km from Szczecin, the nearest large city, 125 km from Szczecin Airport (Goleniow), and 185 km from Berlin Brandenburg Airport.