Spot and stalk hunting
with Huntinspain & Alfonso Fabrés
Spot-and-stalk hunting is a pursuit that demands skill, patience, and a deep understanding of both the terrain and the game. It involves carefully stalking the animal, using the natural environment and weather conditions to move in quietly and secure a precise shot.
What does a
spot-and-stalk hunt with Huntinspain
& Alfonso Fabrés involve?
Trip preparation
and planning
We handle all logistics and planning for your hunt, from obtaining permits and documentation to arranging transportation and lodging.
Welcome and transfer
Airport pickup
We take care of your transfer to our hunting lodge at the destination.
Hunting day
Experience the thrill of spot-and-stalk hunting with our expert guides.
Specialized in close approach and trophy-class game, we ensure a safe experience in breathtaking natural settings.
Taxidermy:
We coordinate the handling and shipping of your trophies* so you can receive them in perfect condition, wherever you need.
Available species
for stalking in Spain
At Huntinspain & Alfonso Fabrés, we offer the unique opportunity to hunt some of the most iconic species of Spanish wildlife in their natural habitat.
SPANISH IBEX
(4 Subspecies.- Gredos, Beceite, Ronda & Southeastern)
The Spanish Ibex, native to the Iberian Peninsula, stands out for its impressive horns and agility in rugged terrain. It is one of the most iconic challenges for hunters, admired for its strength and majesty.
- Gredos: november, december, january, march, april.
- Beceite: October, november, december, january, february, march, april, may.
- Sierra Nevada: October, november, december, january, february, march, april, may (first half).
- Ronda: October (second half), november, december, january, february, march, april.
*Recommended dates.
MOUFLON
The mouflon is known for its spiral horns and its adaptation to mountainous terrain. It is an iconic big game species, valued for its beauty and strength.
All year round
RED DEER
The red deer is renowned for its impressive antlers and majestic presence. It is one of the most sought-after trophies in big game hunting, standing out for its beauty and remarkable size.
September, october, november, december, january, february.
FALLOW DEER
The fallow deer is an elegant and agile deer, known for its fan-shaped antlers. Hunting it is considered a challenge due to its beauty and the skill required.
September, october, november, december, january, february.
CHAMOIS
(2 subspecies: Pyrenean & Cantabrian)
The chamois is known for its thick coat and short, sharp horns. It inhabits the highest and most rugged mountain areas, challenging hunters with its hunt in steep terrains.
- Pyrenean Chamois: September, october, november, december, january, march, april, May (first half).
- Cantabrian Chamois: September, october, and november (first half), may, june, july (first half).
ROE DEER
The roe deer is known for its elegance, speed, and agility. Hunting it requires patience and precision, making it a challenge for hunters seeking this trophy..
April, May, June, July, September, and October (first half).
WILD BOAR
The wild boar is a robust and resilient animal, known for its long, curved tusks. Its hunt is highly valued for the strength and sharp instincts it demands, making it a coveted trophy among hunters.
All year round
BALEARIC WILD GOAT
The Balearic wild goat, known as boc balear, is recognized for its long, curved horns. It inhabits rugged terrain and presents a challenge for hunters due to its skill in navigating difficult landscapes.
All year round
BARBARY SHEEP
The barbary sheep is a sturdy ungulate with impressive spiral horns. It inhabits mountainous and arid terrains, demonstrating great agility when climbing rocky landscapes.
October, november, december, january, and february.
Why choose Huntinspain & Alfonso Fabrés for your spot and stalk hunting in Spain?
Experience and tradition:
At Huntinspain & Alfonso Fabrés, we take pride in offering our clients an exceptional hunting experience, backed by years of expertise and a deep knowledge of the terrain and local wildlife. Alfonso Fabrés senior and junior together have over 40 years of experience in the field.
Expert guides:
Our guides are experienced hunters who have an in-depth understanding of the behavior of local wildlife and will lead you to the best hunting opportunities.
Respect for nature:
At Huntinspain & Alfonso Fabrés, we practice ethical and sustainable hunting, always respecting environmental laws and regulations.
Personalized service:
We are committed to offering you a personalized service tailored to your needs and preferences, ensuring an unforgettable hunting experience.
Do I need a Hunting license in Spain?
Yes, a valid hunting license and liability insurance are required. Huntinspain & Alfonso Fabres will take care of issuing all necessary documentation.
If you need additional information, feel free to contact us at:
Can I bring my own rifle?
Yes, you can bring your own rifle if you prefer and it complies with all firearm transportation regulations.
However, if you need to rent a rifle or firearm, Huntinspain & Alfonso Fabres offers various rental options. We have different brands and calibers depending on the species to be hunted.
What is the best clothing for big game hunting in Spain?
During the colder and rainier hunting seasons, it is important to choose clothing that combines durability and comfort:
- Waterproof, breathable pants that allow freedom of movement.
- Breathable shirts and t-shirts in muted, discreet colors.
- Jackets, fleeces, or waterproof outerwear should be discreet, durable, quiet, and suitable for camouflage.
For the warmer hunting season, choose lightweight and breathable clothing such as cotton or technical fabrics. Opt for light colors that reflect heat and wear long sleeves to protect yourself from the sun. Use lightweight pants and be sure to wear a hat or cap for sun protection. Additionally, wear breathable and comfortable footwear.
How do I receive the trophies once the hunt is over?
Once the hunt is completed, Huntinspain & Alfonso Fabres will assist you in shipping your trophy to your desired destination. We also provide a full taxidermy service through a local taxidermist.
What is the best time of year for stalking hunting in Spain?
The best time for stalking hunting in Spain varies depending on the species you wish to hunt.
Spanish ibex, by subspecies:
Gredos: November, December, January, March, April.
Beceite: October, November, December, January, February, March, April, May.
Sierra Nevada: October, November, December, January, February, March, April, May (first half).
Ronda: October (second half), November, December, January, February, March, April.
Mouflon: All year round.
Red deer: September, October, November, December, January, February.
Fallow deer: September, October, November, December, January, February.
Chamois, by subspecies:
Pyrenean: September, October, November, December, January, March, April, May (first half).
Cantabrian: September, October, and first half of November, May, June, July (first half).
Roe deer: April, May, June, July, September, and first half of October.
Wild boar: All year round.
Balearic wild goat (boc balear): All year round.
Barbary sheep: October, November, December, January, February.
Is previous hunting experience necessary to participate in a stalking hunting experience with Huntinspain & Alfonso Fabrés?
No previous hunting experience is required to participate in a stalking hunting experience with Huntinspain & Alfonso Fabrés. Our expert guides will provide you with the necessary guidance and support, tailoring the experience to your skill level and hunting experience.
What is Huntinspain & Alfonso Fabrés’ cancellation policy?
We understand that unforeseen circumstances may arise. Please notify us as early as possible.
- More than 6 months before the hunt date: 25% of the deposit is retained.
- Between 6 and 3 months before the hunt date: 50% of the deposit is retained.
- Less than 3 months before the hunt date: 100% of the deposit is retained.
For any questions:
How does Huntinspain & Alfonso Fabrés contribute to ecosystem preservation through big game hunting, and how can clients support this cause?
At Huntinspain & Alfonso Fabrés, we donate the hunting of certain species to organizations dedicated to preserving the ecosystem. We appreciate that our clients consider hunting other species with us, as each experience contributes to environmental conservation and the natural balance of our wildlife.
What is the total budget for a hunting trip to Spain?
The price of a hunting trip to Spain with Huntinspain & Alfonso Fabrés varies depending on several factors, which means the total budget can be adjusted to your specific needs and preferences. Some of the aspects that influence the final cost include:
Airfare: The cost of the flight depends on the season, airline, and class of service you choose.
Taxidermy and trophy shipping: Taxidermy services (if contracted) and the shipping of your trophies to your home country can vary according to the size and number of trophies. Huntinspain & Alfonso Fabrés offers the services of a local taxidermist.
Length of stay: The longer the trip, the higher the costs for accommodation and meals.
Type of trophy: The cost depends on the species you wish to hunt and the number of animals included in your hunting package.
Tips: Tips for guides and staff are usually part of the hunting experience and may vary based on your satisfaction with the service.
Transfers: Includes transportation within Spain, such as transfers to and from the airport, as well as to hunting areas.
Extra activities: Any additional activities outside of hunting, such as sightseeing tours, will also affect the final cost.
For a more precise budget, we recommend contacting us directly to share your preferences and expectations, so we can customize your experience and provide you with a detailed quote.
Book your stalk hunting experience now with Huntinspain
& Alfonso Fabrés