Roebuck Hunting in Poland – Prices, Season and Budget Guide 2026

Roebuck hunting in Poland is one of the most popular hunting trips among Danish hunters. The combination of healthy roe deer populations, short travel distances and attractive prices makes Poland an obvious choice for both first-time visitors and experienced roebuck hunters.

In this guide, we cover:

• The best time to go roebuck hunting in Poland

• How much roebuck hunting in Poland costs

• What to expect from hunting grounds and trophy sizes

• How the hunting is conducted

Why choose roebuck hunting in Poland?

Poland has a strong hunting tradition and well-managed wildlife populations. Many hunting areas have a healthy age structure within their roe deer populations, offering good opportunities for both cull bucks and bucks with larger trophies.

Benefits of roebuck hunting in Poland

• Stable, dense roe deer populations

• Good prospects for bucks with trophy weights of 200–500 grams

• Opportunities for larger trophies, depending on the hunting area

• Professional guiding, usually on a one-to-one basis

• Short journey times from Denmark

• Attractive prices compared with other European countries

Western and south-western Poland, including the areas around Wroclaw, are particularly well known for good roebuck hunting grounds featuring woodland, fields and small coverts.

When is the best time to go roebuck hunting in Poland?

The roebuck hunting season in Poland starts on 11 May and runs until the end of September.

There are three popular periods.

Roebuck hunting in Poland in May: the start of the season

May is the most sought-after period.

• Bucks are territorial and active

• Good opportunities to spot fine bucks early in the morning

• Beautiful, green spring countryside

May is well suited to traditional stalking and hunting from high seats.

Roebuck hunting in Poland in July: the rut

July is the peak period for intense hunting.

• Bucks respond aggressively to calls

• Calling can be particularly effective

• Plenty of excitement and action

The rut is ideal for hunters seeking a more active style of hunting.

Roebuck hunting in Poland in August and September

Late summer offers:

• Less hunting pressure

• Selective hunting for wary, experienced bucks

• Continued good prospects in well-managed hunting areas

How much does roebuck hunting in Poland cost?

One of the main advantages of roebuck hunting in Poland is its affordability.

Roebuck hunting prices in Poland: three hunting days

A typical package with three days of hunting includes:

• Three nights' accommodation

• Full board

• Three days of stalking

• One-to-one guiding

• Transport within the hunting area

• Trophy preparation

Typical prices:

From approximately DKK 4,500–5,500 per hunter on group trips.
Smaller, more exclusive hunting areas typically cost DKK 6,000–9,000.

Roebuck trophy fees in Poland

When hunting roebuck in Poland, you normally pay a trophy fee based on the trophy's weight in grams.

Typical prices:

• Buck with a trophy weight of up to approximately 349 g: DKK 2,500–3,000

• Buck with a trophy weight of 350–400 g: DKK 3,500–4,500

• Buck with a trophy weight of 400 g or more: DKK 5,000–6,500

In some premium hunting areas, medal-class bucks may cost more.

It is always advisable to obtain a clear, transparent price list before departure.

How is roebuck hunting conducted in Poland?

Roebuck hunting in Poland mainly involves:

• Stalking in woodland and fields

• Hunting from high seats

• Calling during the rut

Most hunts are conducted with a professional guide on a one-to-one basis, ensuring that bucks are selected in accordance with the hunting area's cull plan.

Terrain and deer populations

Polish roebuck hunting grounds often feature highly varied terrain:

• Large expanses of farmland

• Mixed woodland and coniferous forest

• Small coverts and hedgerows

In many hunting areas, a substantial number of bucks are culled each year, reflecting a healthy, sustainable population.

Several areas also offer the opportunity to combine roebuck hunting with wild boar hunting.

Travelling to Poland for roebuck hunting

Poland is easily accessible for Danish hunters.

• A 6–10-hour drive, depending on the area

• The option of taking a ferry or driving via Germany

This makes Poland ideal for both long weekends and short hunting trips.

Is roebuck hunting in Poland the right choice?

Roebuck hunting in Poland is particularly attractive to:

• Hunters seeking quality at a reasonable price

• Hunters taking their first hunting trip abroad

• Experienced hunters looking for bucks with impressive trophies

• Small groups of hunters

With the right planning, you can enjoy exciting hunting, fine trophies and a traditional Central European hunting atmosphere without breaking the bank.