Price is on application, quoted in GBP (£). Every expedition is arranged around your dates and group size, so get in touch and we'll come back to you directly with a quote.
Five nights, with a group of two to six guests. It's kept small on purpose.
No fixed calendar. There's no set season we advertise; dates are arranged directly with each group based on availability.
No, but you do need a genuine, reasonable level of fitness. Expect full days on foot across steep, uneven Highland ground, often in poor weather. It isn't a trip you can phone in.
Included: a Highland pony and an experienced guide to lead the stalk, rifle hire if you need it, all meals built around what you take and cooked fresh each night, accommodation in Scourie for the five nights, and taxidermy arranged and shipped to your door. See the full breakdown on The Highland Stalk.
Not included: flights or travel to Scotland, and gratuities for your guide.
Rifle hire is available if you'd rather not travel with your own, and it is the simpler of the two routes. Bringing your own rifle is perfectly legal but needs a Visitor's Firearm Permit from Police Scotland, which we sponsor, and a genuine run-up of around twelve weeks. Our Firearms & Permits page walks through both routes, the lead times, and what the law requires of the rifle itself.
The stalk ends with you, but the mount doesn't have to. We arrange the taxidermy with trusted Highland specialists, see it through to completion, and ship the finished piece directly to your door, wherever in the world that is. See our Taxidermy page for mount styles, realistic timelines, and how shipping works.
Yes. Deer stalking itself plays a real role in Highland habitat management, keeping populations at levels the land can actually support. On top of that, for every stag taken here, we make a donation toward Highland native woodland restoration. See our Conservation page for the full picture.
Near Scourie, on the far northwest coast of Sutherland, with Ben Stack, Foinaven and Arkle standing over the bay. Empty, quiet, genuinely wild ground.
It often does, this is the Scottish Highlands. The stalk goes ahead in most conditions, with the pace and route adjusted by your guide for safety.
Full waterproofs, sturdy broken-in boots, and layers for weather that can change several times in a day. See our Kit List for what we personally rate.
There's no fixed calendar and only a small number of places available. Register your interest and we'll be in touch directly as dates are confirmed.
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