The Driven Hunt

Quarry of the driven hunt

Species & pricing

Indicative pricing · personalised quote on request

• Centrepiece

  Barbary Boar

  Sus scrofa barbarus

  The signature species of the Atlas cedar forests, endemic to North Africa. Traditional driven hunt, a line of guns posted on the slopes, Berber beaters moving through the cedars.

  October — March

  $550 per hunter · per driven hunt (2 drives)

  • Includes one boar per hunter.
  • Additional boar: $200 per head.
  • Minimum group: six hunters per driven hunt.
• Driven small game

  Barbary Partridge

  Alectoris barbara

  Driven over the line — Barbary partridge flushed by the Berber beaters through the scrubland and the olive groves of the forest edge.

  October — March

  $45 per bird

  • 2 to 3 drives per driven hunt.
  • Minimum: 300 birds per driven hunt.
  • Group: six to ten guns.
• Driven small game

  Pheasant

  Phasianus colchicus

  Driven over the line — pheasant flushed by the Berber beaters through the undergrowth and forest edges of the Middle Atlas.

  October — March

  $45 per bird

  • 2 to 3 drives per driven hunt.
  • Minimum: 300 birds per driven hunt.
  • Group: six to ten guns.
• Driven wildfowl

  Mallard

  Anas platyrhynchos

  From a stand on the wetlands of the Middle Atlas, with the Berber beaters working the water. Mallard at the blue hour, in winter.

  November — March

  $45 per bird

  • 2 to 3 drives per driven hunt.
  • Minimum: 300 birds per driven hunt.
  • Group: six to ten guns.