Book private hunting land across Australia

Yes. Hunting on private land with the landholder's permission is legal in every Australian state and territory, provided you hold a current firearms licence and any game licences your state requires. Your booking confirmation provides the landholder's permission in writing for your dates.

Six deer species (sambar, fallow, red, chital, rusa and hog deer), feral pigs, feral goats, water buffalo, foxes, rabbits and hares, plus ducks and other waterfowl during declared seasons. Most are invasive pest animals, so hunting them helps landholders and the environment.

Search by state, region or game species, pick your dates and book online. Payment is secure, the host receives 85% of the booking, and your confirmation acts as written landholder permission. Arrive to marked boundaries, the host's local knowledge and country that hosts one group at a time.

You always need a current firearms licence for any firearm you carry. On top of that, Victoria requires a Game Licence for deer and duck, Tasmania licenses its fallow deer seasons, and duck states require a Waterfowl Identification Test. NSW, Queensland, SA and WA require no hunting licence on private land. Every listing spells out what applies.

Most properties on the site run from about $90 to $350 per night depending on game, accommodation and season, with premium hunts like Top End buffalo priced higher. The price you see is the price you pay, and hosts keep 85% of every booking.