Stalking is a big game hunting technique widely practiced throughout Spain. It consists of approaching the animal undetected.

Spain has a great diversity of big game species, which makes it a popular destination for hunting enthusiasts. Among the most common species are red deer, fallow deer, wild boar, mouflon, roe deer, chamois and roe deer. Each of these species has distinctive characteristics and requires specific approaches and strategies for hunting.

Stalking allows hunters to hunt in different habitats, such as forests, mountains and plains.  Each hunting area offers its own scenic beauty and unique challenges, providing exciting and rewarding experiences.

In addition to the hunting itself, hunting areas in Spain also offer a wide range of services and amenities for hunters, such as accommodation, gastronomy, professional guides, trophy preparation and sustainable game management.