Venison from the hunter.
Find association members who hunt near you and offer game meat. Please discuss availability, cuts, price and collection directly with the relevant supplier.
Game from local hunting grounds.
The association members listed here are responsible for their own offers. The association does not sell game meat. Choose a species and contact the provider directly. They can tell you whether that game is currently available.
Game meat is seasonal. Please ask about cuts, processing, price and collection before setting off.
Find venison suppliers.
Search by place, name or species of game.
Offer your game meat for sale.
Are you a member of the hunting association and would you like to be listed as a contact? Enter your name, telephone number, address, hunting grounds and the species of game you offer. Once registered successfully, your listing will be publicly visible on this page.
Please only publish contact details that customers may use to make a direct enquiry. You can then ask the association to amend or delete them.
Supply game to the trade.
If you do not market game you have harvested yourself, game dealers may be able to buy it or accept it. Contact them directly in advance to ask about species, acceptance conditions, documentation and current prices.
Frequently asked questions.
Does the association sell game meat itself?
No. The club as an organisation does not sell game meat. Registered members offer their game meat independently; you arrange the purchase and handover directly with them.
Which species of game can I find?
Depending on the listing and the season, you may find red deer, fallow deer, roe deer, mouflon, wild boar, brown hare, pheasant, wild goose or wild duck. Please check availability with the relevant provider.
What do I need to clarify before collection?
Ask about the species, cut, condition, weight, price and collection date. For wild boar, the required tests are part of the proper handover.