Island Feral Goat and Wild Boar Hunt

Discover an unforgettable hunting experience for feral goats and wild boar in the stunning Adriatic Sea, on the islands of Molat and Tramerka. The Bonastar hunting grounds boast exceptionally strong populations of both species, ensuring an exciting and rewarding hunt. Over the past three years, guest hunters have achieved a 100% success rate, harvesting trophy-size feral goats (SCI 180–200 points) and impressive wild boars. Feral goats typically migrate to the coastline in the mornings and evenings to drink saltwater, spending midday on the mountain peaks. When weather permits, hunting begins aboard local fishing boats, cruising along the coastline to spot goats from the sea. Once located, hunters and guides disembark to stalk the animals along the rocky shore. If conditions prevent boat hunting, stalking continues inland, where goats are often found on the mountain tops during the day. This combination of methods ensures a dynamic and rewarding hunting experience. Travel Itinerary for the Hunting Package • Day 1: Arrival in Zadar. Transfer to Molat (same day or next day depending on flight arrival and ferry schedule). • Days 2–4: Three full days of hunting. • Day 5: Early morning ferry from Molat to Zadar, followed by departure from Zadar Airport. Typical Hunting Day – When Weather Permits Boat Hunting Morning Hunt: - Departure 1–1½ hours before sunrise. - Return around 10:00 AM. Midday: - Rest and enjoy a hearty lunch. Evening Hunt: - Departure 2 hours before sunset, return about 1½ hours after sunset. Wild boar: If hunting from high seats, depart 1½ hours before sunset and continue through the night. Typical Hunting Day – When Boat Hunting Is Not Possible Morning Hunt: - Departure at sunrise for stalking feral goats inland. - Packed lunch enjoyed in the hunting area. Afternoon: - Return mid-afternoon for rest and a good lunch. Evening Hunt: - Departure 1½ hours before sunset for wild boar hunting from high seats, continuing through the night.