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Driven wild boar Hunting in Spain
A hosted driven wild boar hunt in Spain runs $6,000–$9,500 all-in for a hosted 4–7 day Spain trip with 1–2 montería/driven days (excl. intl flights). Reference points: BookYourHunt First-Class 5-day monteria = €5,950/$6,824 incl. license+insurance+lodge+meals; premium 2-gun-day formats €3,600/gun/day + lodging push the all-in to $8K–$12K+. Huntica's hosting fee (20–40% on outfitter cost) sits on top of the wholesale outfitter number. all-in over 2–3 driven/montería days within a 4–7 day hosted Spain trip (most monterías are 1–3 shooting days; Huntica wraps them in a lodge-based stay at El Encinarejo), best hunted oct–feb with a 100% success rate. Driven hunting and mountain game in the Sierra Morena and beyond. A Huntica host is on the ground for every day of it.
Daily rate
$380–$700/day for the hosted-stay/observer/lodge portion (Spanish driven-hunt day rates run ~€350/day base; full hosted lodge days land higher). Note: classic montería is priced per GUN per DAY, not as a standing daily rate — premium single-day puestos run €3,600/gun/day (~$3,900), mid-tier €1,000–€2,000/gun/day, entry puestos a few hundred €.
Trophy fee
$0 explicit trophy fee for boar on most montería formats — boar are taken under an unlimited/no-limit quota included in the puesto price (no per-animal cull fee). Where a finca prices per-animal, mature boar management fees run roughly $150–$450/animal.
All-in (typical)
$6,000–$9,500 all-in for a hosted 4–7 day Spain trip with 1–2 montería/driven days (excl. intl flights). Reference points: BookYourHunt First-Class 5-day monteria = €5,950/$6,824 incl. license+insurance+lodge+meals; premium 2-gun-day formats €3,600/gun/day + lodging push the all-in to $8K–$12K+. Huntica's hosting fee (20–40% on outfitter cost) sits on top of the wholesale outfitter number.
BookYourHunt tour 22088 'First Class Spanish monteria' (Cádiz, Andalusia): €5,950 / $6,824 for 5 days, 1 hunter, Jan 27–31 2027, unlimited boar, incl. license/gun permit/insurance/accommodation/all meals, excl. ammo/gun rental/gratuities. HunterMeetsHunter 'Premium Monteria' (Jaén/Ciudad Real, Andalucía 2026/27): €3,600/gun/day + €150 companion, 2 hunting days, 30–40 boar possible per gun, gun rental €140/day, excl. lodging/license/insurance. TopSpanishHunting: ~€350/day base rate (transport+accommodation),…
Best months
Oct–Feb
Typical length
2–3 driven/montería days within a 4–7 day hosted Spain trip (most monterías are 1–3 shooting days; Huntica wraps them in a lodge-based stay at El Encinarejo)
Success rate
100%
What’s included
- ✓Hosted by a Huntica host present from arrival to departure
- ✓Puesto (numbered stand) placement and 4x4 transfer to position on the montería day
- ✓Spanish hunting license arrangement + mandatory hunting liability insurance (where the finca/agency bundles it)
- ✓Lodge accommodation at El Encinarejo (en-suite rooms, bar, pool) on hosted-stay packages
- ✓All meals during the stay — Spanish breakfast, the traditional montería lunch/aperitivo, drinks and snacks in the field
- ✓Local guide/secretario team, game recovery and field handling, and the rehala (hound pack) drive
- ✓Airport transfers from Madrid (MAD), Málaga (AGP) or Granada (GRX) on full packages
Usually separate
- —International flights
- —Ammunition and rifle/gun rental (~€140/day if renting)
- —Non-EU firearm temporary-import permit fees (Guardia Civil)
- —Trophy preparation, dip-and-pack, taxidermy and shipping
- —Spanish IVA/VAT where quoted ex-tax
- —Gratuities for guides, rehala handlers and lodge staff
- —Per-animal management fees on fincas that price additional or non-boar species separately
- —Personal travel insurance
Permits, trophies & logistics
- Wild boar (Sus scrofa) is NOT CITES-listed — no CITES permit needed to export or import a boar trophy to the US or EU.
- EU-resident hunters travel with their rifle on a European Firearms Pass (EFP); no separate Spanish import permit required.
- Non-EU hunters (incl. US) must obtain a temporary firearm import permit from the Spanish Guardia Civil (arranged in advance, typically via the outfitter/agency) and declare the rifle at customs with proof of ownership; bolt-action rifles are standard for montería.
- A regional hunting licence (licencia de caza) from the relevant autonomous community — Andalucía for Sierra de Andújar — plus valid hunting liability insurance is mandatory to hunt.
- US import: clear through US Customs + US Fish & Wildlife inspection; non-CITES boar trophies do not require a USFWS CITES permit but must meet veterinary/sanitary (USDA APHIS) treatment rules.
- EU/sanitary note: African Swine Fever (ASF) controls can affect movement of raw boar parts/meat across borders — finished, treated taxidermy is generally unaffected, but confirm current APHIS/EU veterinary conditions before shipping skulls/capes.
Driven wild boar in Spain, at a glance
- ◈A premium 2026/27 Andalusian montería runs €3,600 per gun per day, with a €150/day fee to place a companion at the same stand (HunterMeetsHunter, Jaén/Ciudad Real).
- ◈On a high-density montería finca a single gun can have 30–40 wild boar possible in one day, plus red deer, fallow deer and mouflon (HunterMeetsHunter, 2,300-hectare fenced finca).
- ◈A 5-day First-Class Spanish montería costs €5,950 (~$6,824) for one hunter and includes the hunting licence, gun permit, insurance, accommodation and all meals (BookYourHunt tour 22088, Cádiz, Jan 2027).
- ◈The Spanish montería (driven-hunt) season legally runs mid-October to late February (TopSpanishHunting; multiple Andalusian outfitters).
- ◈A montería is a collective driven hunt of typically 10–40 guns positioned at numbered stands while a rehala (hound pack) drives the game (TopSpanishHunting; Montería Wikipedia).
- ◈Wild boar is treated as ordinary game (alongside red and fallow deer), is not CITES-listed, and carries no per-animal trophy fee under the standard 'no limit on wild boar' montería format (BookYourHunt; MITECO CITES guidance).
Frequently asked questions
How much does a driven wild boar hunt in Spain cost?
A hosted driven wild boar hunt in Spain typically runs $6,000–$9,500 all-in for a hosted 4–7 day Spain trip with 1–2 montería/driven days (excl. intl flights). Reference points: BookYourHunt First-Class 5-day monteria = €5,950/$6,824 incl. license+insurance+lodge+meals; premium 2-gun-day formats €3,600/gun/day + lodging push the all-in to $8K–$12K+. Huntica's hosting fee (20–40% on outfitter cost) sits on top of the wholesale outfitter number. all-in for a 2–3 driven/montería days within a 4–7 day hosted Spain trip (most monterías are 1–3 shooting days; Huntica wraps them in a lodge-based stay at El Encinarejo) hunt — daily rates of $380–$700/day for the hosted-stay/observer/lodge portion (Spanish driven-hunt day rates run ~€350/day base; full hosted lodge days land higher). Note: classic montería is priced per GUN per DAY, not as a standing daily rate — premium single-day puestos run €3,600/gun/day (~$3,900), mid-tier €1,000–€2,000/gun/day, entry puestos a few hundred €. plus a $0 explicit trophy fee for boar on most montería formats — boar are taken under an unlimited/no-limit quota included in the puesto price (no per-animal cull fee). Where a finca prices per-animal, mature boar management fees run roughly $150–$450/animal. trophy fee, with a Huntica host present throughout. BookYourHunt tour 22088 'First Class Spanish monteria' (Cádiz, Andalusia): €5,950 / $6,824 for 5 days, 1 hunter, Jan 27–31 2027, unlimited boar, incl. license/gun permit/insurance/accommodation/all meals, excl. ammo/gun rental/gratuities. HunterMeetsHunter 'Premium Monteria' (Jaén/Ciudad Real, Andalucía 2026/27): €3,600/gun/day + €150 companion, 2 hunting days, 30–40 boar possible per gun, gun rental €140/day, excl. lodging/license/insurance. TopSpanishHunting: ~€350/day base rate (transport+accommodation),…
When is the best time to hunt driven wild boar in Spain?
Oct–Feb (the only legal montería window; peak driven dates Nov–Jan, cooler weather + highest boar movement and finca density). Boar can also be stalked year-round but the classic driven montería is strictly autumn/winter. A typical hunt runs 2–3 driven/montería days within a 4–7 day hosted Spain trip (most monterías are 1–3 shooting days; Huntica wraps them in a lodge-based stay at El Encinarejo).
What is the success rate on a driven wild boar hunt?
Very high contact rate: on a managed montería finca a gun can realistically see and have shots at 5–40 boar per day (premium fincas advertise 30–40 boar possible per gun); near-100% chance of opportunity, with actual boar taken depending heavily on the puesto (stand) draw and the gun's shooting.…
What is included in a hosted driven wild boar hunt?
Typically included: Hosted by a Huntica host present from arrival to departure, Puesto (numbered stand) placement and 4x4 transfer to position on the montería day, Spanish hunting license arrangement + mandatory hunting liability insurance (where the finca/agency bundles it), Lodge accommodation at El Encinarejo (en-suite rooms, bar, pool) on hosted-stay packages, All meals during the stay — Spanish breakfast, the traditional montería lunch/aperitivo, drinks and snacks in the field, Local guide/secretario team, game recovery and field handling, and the rehala (hound pack) drive, Airport transfers from Madrid (MAD), Málaga (AGP) or Granada (GRX) on full packages. Usually excluded: International flights, Ammunition and rifle/gun rental (~€140/day if renting), Non-EU firearm temporary-import permit fees (Guardia Civil), Trophy preparation, dip-and-pack, taxidermy and shipping, Spanish IVA/VAT where quoted ex-tax, Gratuities for guides, rehala handlers and lodge staff, Per-animal management fees on fincas that price additional or non-boar species separately, Personal travel insurance.
What regulations apply to a driven wild boar hunt and trophy?
Wild boar (Sus scrofa) is NOT CITES-listed — no CITES permit needed to export or import a boar trophy to the US or EU. EU-resident hunters travel with their rifle on a European Firearms Pass (EFP); no separate Spanish import permit required. Non-EU hunters (incl. US) must obtain a temporary firearm import permit from the Spanish Guardia Civil (arranged in advance, typically via the outfitter/agency) and declare the rifle at customs with proof of ownership; bolt-action rifles are standard for montería. A regional hunting licence (licencia de caza) from the relevant autonomous community — Andalucía for Sierra de Andújar — plus valid hunting liability insurance is mandatory to hunt. US import: clear through US Customs + US Fish & Wildlife inspection; non-CITES boar trophies do not require a USFWS CITES permit but must meet veterinary/sanitary (USDA APHIS) treatment rules. EU/sanitary note: African Swine Fever (ASF) controls can affect movement of raw boar parts/meat across borders — finished, treated taxidermy is generally unaffected, but confirm current APHIS/EU veterinary conditions before shipping skulls/capes.
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