Wicklow
Celtic Field Sports
Custom-built packages, 30+ years in the business, accommodation at Broomfield Lodge near the Wicklow mountains.
View listing →Verified outfitters. Real prices. One enquiry — we match you to the guide that fits your dates, region and species.
10 Irish outfitters · Sika · Red · Fallow · Woodcock · Snipe · seasons Aug–Apr
Three steps from curiosity to the stand.
Region, species, dates, experience level. One short form — no account needed.
We hand your enquiry to the Irish outfitter best suited to your hunt. You deal with them directly.
Dates, price, logistics and firearm import paperwork sorted with the guide. Pay them direct — no middle-man fee to us.
A sample from our directory. Every outfitter is a real, operating Irish guide service.
Custom-built packages, 30+ years in the business, accommodation at Broomfield Lodge near the Wicklow mountains.
View listing →Norman Mulvany's family operation. 30+ years stalking Sika in the Wicklow mountains.
View listing →Nolan family, three generations. No high fences, open Wicklow uplands.
View listing →Experienced and first-time hunters. Each hunt planned in detail for success and safety.
View listing →Over 6,000 acres of open hunting and forestry across three counties. Mature stag + cull animal packages.
View listing →Featured by The Shooting Sportsman and Shooting Times. One of the world's best woodcock and snipe shoots.
View listing →Four main Irish hunting regions, each with its own terrain, species mix and outfitter base.
The most-booked stalking county. Four outfitters, open mountain and Coillte forestry, 40 minutes from Dublin Airport. Primary species: Sika, Red, Fallow.
Ireland's most dramatic stalking landscape. 20,000 ha of mountain, native Red deer herd, Sika and feral goat. Shannon or Kerry Airport.
Three species in one trip — Red, Sika and Fallow. Cork Airport has direct UK and European routes, bypassing Dublin entirely.
Remote northwest, low hunter pressure, 6,000+ acres of Sika ground. Atlantic mountain and Coillte forestry. Belfast or Knock airports.
Three deer species, one wingshooting option. Each has its own season, terrain and character.
Ireland's most widely hunted species. Introduced to Wicklow in 1860, now found from Kerry to Donegal. Long stag season: August 1st – April 30th. The autumn rut whistle is unmistakable.
Ireland's only native deer. The Killarney herd is the most genetically pure in the country. Stag season September 1st – December 31st. The Kerry rut is one of Ireland's great wildlife moments.
Lowland woodland species with the most striking antlers of any Irish deer. Present since Norman times. Buck season September 1st – December 31st. October rut in wooded demesne ground.
Wild walked-up shooting in the Atlantic west. Ryan's River Lodge — internationally regarded, 100% repeat client base. Season September 1st – January 31st.
Irish deer licences run Aug → Jul. Season windows below, per NPWS regulations.
Full Seasons Guide →One short form. We'll pass it to the Irish outfitter best suited to your dates, region and species. No account, no spam, no booking fee.
Typical reply: within 24 hours.
Visiting hunters can almost always import a rifle or shotgun for a guided trip — your outfitter handles the temporary import / visitor firearms certificate paperwork. Irish residents need a Firearms Certificate from An Garda Síochána, which requires a Garda-approved proficiency course for first-time applicants.