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RED LEGGED PARTRIDGES

DAWN FINDS RED PARTRIDGES AMONG MEADOWS OF HOLM OAKS

Partridge drives are a traditional Spanish hunting method that we organize mainly in the provinces of Ciudad Real, Toledo, and Extremadura.
As a general rule, hunting days consist of four to five drives, each made up of 8 to 12 stands. Each hunter/stand is accompanied by a secretary and a loader. The hunting averages can vary from 400 to 1,500 partridges per day for the whole group. The hunting season extends from October to mid-February.
Since this type of event is very social, we have unparalleled accommodations as well as top-level cuisine to complete the experience.

October - February

March - May

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GREDOS IBEX

The Gredos ibex is unique with its lyre coming backward, this is the biggest sub-specie of Spanish ibex.
In the Gredos mountains we offer an experience of a lifetime since our hunts can be done on horses and we can also sleep in our mountain cabins built in the top of the mountain.
Caza Planeta is the land owner of the best private area in the Gredos mountain range. That's why we have several hunting lodges and we can spend the night there.

BECEITE IBEX

The Beceite ibexes have a very characteristic wide shape, they are known as airplanes. Found in the coastal mountains of Spain, the Beceite Ibex is considered worldwide to be one of the most desired hunt of the species.

SOUTH EASTERN IBEX

Southeastern Ibexes live between the well-known Sierra Nevada's mountains and the Mediterranean sea.
The Southeastern Ibex horns look like sheep horns. The long horns that turn backwards make them very impressive.

RONDA IBEX

Ronda Ibexes are the smallest of the 4 types of Spanish Ibex. They are isolated in a small mountain area in the Malaga province of Spain. These Ibexes have unique body mass and horn configuration growing shorter, straighter horns.

PYRENEAN CHAMOIS

The Pyrenean chamois is the biggest chamois out of the two native subspecies that we have in our Spanish National Territory.Undoubtedly the Pyrenean chamois with its agile and jumping characteristics is one of the most emblematic animals of the Pyrenees region.

CANTABRIAN CHAMOIS

The Cantabrian chamois is the smallest sub-specie of chamois in the world.This hunt is physically demanding and a great challenge for mountain hunters.Our own private areas in the Cantabrian mountains have a very high population of chamois so we can make this hunt very accessible for all the hunters.

FALLOW DEER

The fallow deer is an emblematic animal of our incredible vast dehesas and river valleys. An environment that offers very unique views while hunting.
This species is ideal to hunt in late summer, at the beginning of the rut, or during monterías.

IBERIAN MOUFLON SHEEP

Iberian mouflon sheep is an animal that was introduced in Spain in 1953.
If you like sheep hunting, Mouflon sheep is a great option since the hunt is much fun and challenging to hunt.

ROE DEER

Spain currently offers some of the biggest roe bucks in Europe, the hunt of this smart deer is very challenging.
Our exclusive areas situated in the Beceite's region produce very big roe deer every season.
So if you are looking to harvest one of the biggest trophies of Roe Deer this is the place to go.

WILD BOAR

Intuitive species very appreciated in the whole European continent.

BALEAREAN BOC

The boc is a goat found on the Balearic island of Mallorca, originally from western Asia.
After their introduction, they experienced incredible adaptation to the island ecosystem, which is evident today in their morphology and their complete integration into the environment.
An environment that has unique views while you are hunting on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea.

BARBARY SHEEP

The great barbary sheep has adapted very well to our ecosystem, specially to our mountains near the East coast, next to the Mediterranean Sea which looks very similar to the Atlas Mountains. Their hunt can take place in open areas, which greatly resemble their place of origin.