Want to start hunting in Sweden but don’t have access to land?
Access to hunting land starts with the right approach. Most areas are privately owned, so permission is essential—but don’t worry, there are great ways to get started. Whether it’s joining a local hunting team, connecting with farmers, or leasing a spot yourself, we break down how you can find a place to hunt responsibly.
Hunting tips Sweden
Getting access to hunting land in Sweden is all about building relationships and understanding the local system. Most land is privately owned, which means you’ll need permission from the landowner to hunt. A good way to start is by reaching out to local hunting clubs (jaktlag) or farmers—many are open to responsible hunters, especially if you’re willing to help with wildlife management like wild boars. Showing respect, offering help during the season, and being clear about your intentions goes a long way. You can also look for lease opportunities (jakträtt) where you pay an annual fee to hunt on a specific property. Platforms like “Svensk Jakt” and local Facebook groups can connect you with available land or people looking for hunters. Patience, politeness, and persistence are key when you're trying to gain trust and secure a place to hunt.