Walk & stalk, or Pürsch, is the most intimate form of hunting — a quiet dialogue between hunter, animal, and landscape. No drives, no stands, no rush. Just slow movement, careful glassing, reading wind and terrain, and letting the mountain or forest reveal its secrets step by step. Success here is never guaranteed. Animals are met on their own terms, in their own world — and every decision matters. A shift in breeze, a misplaced footfall, a moment of patience rewarded by a glimpse of what you’ve been searching for. A true stalk is not measured only by the shot, but by the silence, challenge, and presence required to get there. It’s hunting reduced to its purest form — one step at a time.

Bird hunting with a shotgun — often called the Sport of Kings — is a tradition built on elegance, instinct, and connection to the landscape. Whether it’s red-legged partridge driven over rolling hills, wild pheasants flushing from hedgerows, or ducks cutting through cold morning air, the experience is defined by timing, awareness, and respect for the birds. It’s not only about the shot — it’s the steady gun mount, the swing, the lead, and the moment where instinct takes over. The camaraderie between hunters, the dogs working with heart and intelligence, and the rhythm of the day create something timeless. More than a hunt, it’s a celebration of skill, tradition, and the shared joy of being outside with good people and good dogs.

Dangerous game hunting is where respect, awareness, and composure become just as important as skill. Whether it’s the Big Five of Africa, the silence of a bear in dense timber, the shadows where wolves patrol their territory, or the steep canyons home to the mountain lion, these hunts take place in the wild’s most primal spaces. These animals are not just aware — they are capable. A wrong step or rushed decision can change everything. That’s why dangerous game is always approached with experience, patience, and deep respect for the animal and the land. The reward is not just the encounter — it’s the understanding that you have entered a world where you are no longer at the top. Every sound matters, every track tells a story, and every moment reminds you that nature is powerful, untamed, and undeniably real.

Montería is one of the oldest and most traditional forms of hunting in Spain and Portugal — a cultural event rooted in history, camaraderie, and deep respect for the land. Driven by rehalas of hounds and guided by meticulous planning, it brings hunters into the heart of wild Mediterranean forests where red deer, wild boar, and fallow deer move through dense brush and sudden clearings. A Montería is not only about the harvest — it’s about the shared experience. The sound of the hounds, the echo of distant barks rolling across valleys, the quiet moments on the stand, and the stories told afterward around the fire. It’s a celebration of heritage, landscape, and the timeless bond between hunters and the wild places of Iberia.

To practice your marksmanship and learn more about the ballistics of your rifle and ammunition, we can offer a tailored shooting course in the olive hills north of Malaga. You will be able to test your skills from 200 to 1200 meters, both with your own rifle and specialized long range rigs. Ideal before a mountain hunt where longer shots are likely. Can be combined with a hunting package in Spain.