Hunting
Domaine Bois de la Gineste is consisting of very dense evergreen oak forest with many small open fields and water holes, spread across varied terrain and enclosed within a fully fenced in region.
On top of hunting at sunrise and sunsets hunting events are offered under the light of the full moon. Wild boar hunting under these conditions is one of the most exciting hunts one can imagine.
Hunters are placed in high seats from where they have an elevated overview of a large or small area of the forest.
Since wild boar is mainly nocturnal and the population of wild boar in the forest is high, the forest literally becomes alive at night, providing hunters with exciting hunting scenes. Also driven hunts are offered.
Over three hunting days eight hunters may kill around 30-50 wild boars.
Rifle hunting
Rifle hunting may take place with calibers adequate for wild boar hunting. A riflescope with an illuminated reticle is definitely preferable as hunting also takes place under moonlight conditions.
Adequate rifles (7 mm Rem. Mag. calibers with 3-12×56 illuminated Zeiss scopes) can be rented at Domaine Bois de la Gineste.
Bowhunting
Domaine Bois de la Gineste also provides outstanding possibilities for bowhunting.
Hunting seasons
Hunting stays are made for groups of four to eight hunters or two to four hunters accompanied by their spouses. Hunting takes place at sun-up, sun-down as well as at moonlight except in cloudy conditions.
Hunting arrangements normally include two to three days of hunting starting with sunset and moonlight hunting on the day of arrival. The hunting stays include accommodation and full board including wine and drinks.
Hunts are arranged the whole year. For wild boarhunts ideal periods are the days up to full moon.
Please check for availability through e-mail to sar@keiler.fr
Hunting pictures
These pictures are with wild boar on parade, or posed keilers and hunters. Some pictures are taken from hunters, placed in small hides from where they have an elevated overview of a large or small area of the forest.
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