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Opening and closing dates for hunting in Bas-Rhin (67): 2026-2027 season

2026-2027 Season · 21 species · Updated on 21 September 2026

SpeciesOpeningClosingConditionsToday
Weasel23 August 20261 February 2027Noneopen
Red deer1 August 20261 February 2027*Noneopen
Chamois23 August 20261 February 2027Noneopen
Roe deer15 May 20261 February 2027*Noneopen
Rook23 August 20261 February 2027Noneopen
Carrion crow23 August 20261 February 2027Noneopen
Fallow deer1 August 20261 February 2027*Noneopen
Starling23 August 20261 February 2027Noneopen
Common pheasant15 September 202631 December 2026Noneopen
Stone marten23 August 20261 February 2027Noneopen
Jay23 August 20261 February 2027Noneopen
European rabbit15 April 202628 February 2027Noneopen
European hare1 November 202631 December 2026Noneclosed
Pine marten23 August 20261 February 2027Noneopen
Partridge15 September 202615 December 2026Noneopen
Magpie23 August 20261 February 2027Noneopen
Polecat23 August 20261 February 2027Noneopen
Coypu23 August 20261 February 2027Noneopen
Muskrat23 August 20261 February 2027Noneopen
Red fox15 April 202628 February 2027Noneopen
Wild boar15 April 20261 February 2027Noneopen

* Several hunting periods in the season (early openings, additional periods, etc.). The closing date shown is the latest; gaps of more than one week are shown below the date. Refer to the prefectoral decree for details on methods and permitted days.

In Bas-Rhin (67), hunting for 2026-2027 opens at the earliest on 15 April 2026 and closes at the latest on 28 February 2027, depending on the species. Wild boar opens on 15 April 2026 and closes on 1 February 2027. Upcoming closings: partridge on 15 December 2026, common pheasant on 31 December 2026, european hare on 31 December 2026, weasel on 1 February 2027. The table above shows the opening and closing dates for all 21 species.

Dates according to the prefectoral decree, consulted on 21 September 2026. View the decree →

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Detailed dates by species

When does hunting for wild boar open in Bas-Rhin (67)?

In Bas-Rhin (67), the opening date for wild boar for the 2026-2027 hunting season is 15 April 2026, and the closing date is 1 February 2027, according to the prefectoral decree in force.

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When does hunting for roe deer open in Bas-Rhin (67)?

In Bas-Rhin (67), the opening date for roe deer for the 2026-2027 hunting season is 15 May 2026, and the closing date is 1 February 2027, according to the prefectoral decree in force.

  • From 15 May 2026 to 1 February 2027, all methods (roe deer males)
  • From 23 August 2026 to 1 February 2027, all methods (fawn and chevrette (females) : general period)

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When does hunting for common pheasant open in Bas-Rhin (67)?

In Bas-Rhin (67), the opening date for common pheasant for the 2026-2027 hunting season is 15 September 2026, and the closing date is 31 December 2026, according to the prefectoral decree in force.

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Early opening and general opening

In Bas-Rhin, the general opening of the hunting season falls on 23 August 2026: most species become huntable from that date, with all methods permitted. Before it, some big game species have an early opening (summer shooting), usually by stalking or from a hide and on prefectoral authorisation.

SpeciesEarly openingGeneral openingConditions
Red fox15 April 2026all methods15 April 2026see the decree
European rabbit15 April 2026all methods15 April 2026see the decree
Wild boar15 April 2026all methods15 April 2026see the decree
Roe deer15 May 2026all methods15 May 2026see the decree
Red deer1 August 2026all methods1 August 2026see the decree
Fallow deer1 August 2026all methods1 August 2026see the decree

Species not listed in this table (small game, waterfowl and others) open on the general date of 23 August 2026. The exact dates and conditions are set out in the prefectoral decree.

Permitted hunting days in Bas-Rhin

To hunt in Bas-Rhin (67), the permitted days are not the same everywhere: the prefectoral decree sets some, species by species, then each hunting association or ACCA chooses its days within this framework, commune by commune.

We have not recorded any imposed days in the prefectoral decree for Bas-Rhin. However, each hunting association or ACCA may limit its days, particularly for driven hunts for big game.

Details are in the prefectoral decree, the only authoritative document. View the decree →

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Compare with neighbouring departments

Opening and closing dates vary from one department to another, as each prefecture sets its own decree. Here are the general opening and closing dates in Bas-Rhin compared to those of neighbouring departments.

DepartmentGeneral openingGeneral closing
Bas-Rhin (67)23 August 20261 February 2027
Moselle (57)15 April 20261 February 2027
Haut-Rhin (68)23 August 20261 February 2027
Vosges (88)20 September 202628 February 2027

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Glossary of hunting terms
General opening
Date from which hunting is open for most species, all methods permitted. It is set each year by the prefectoral decree, usually in mid-September.
Early opening
Hunting period permitted before the general opening, reserved for certain big game species (roe deer, wild boar, red deer, etc.). It is usually practised by stalking or from a hide, on prefectoral authorisation, to regulate populations from summer.
Harvest plan
A scheme that controls the harvest of certain species (red deer, roe deer, mouflon) by setting the maximum number of animals that may be taken, with a numbered tag attached to each animal shot.
Prefectoral authorisation
Individual authorisation issued by the prefecture, often required for early openings or additional periods. The application is usually made online (demarches-simplifiees.fr).
Driven hunt
Collective hunting method where beaters, sometimes accompanied by dogs, push game towards a line of posted shooters. Common method for wild boar and big game.
Stalking and hide
Individual and quiet hunting methods: from a hide, the hunter waits for game at a fixed position; stalking, they approach it discreetly. Often the only methods permitted during early opening.
Bullets
Requirement, for big game, to use a rifled-barrel firearm firing a single bullet (not shot), for reasons of effectiveness and safety. Specified in the decree species by species.

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about hunting in Bas-Rhin

In Bas-Rhin (67), hunting for 2026-2027 covers 21 species, each with its own opening and closing date set by prefectoral decree. The table above gives the details species by species.
In Bas-Rhin, the general hunting close is set for 1 February 2027. Some species close earlier (upcoming closings: partridge on 15 December 2026, common pheasant on 31 December 2026, european hare on 31 December 2026, weasel on 1 February 2027), others later, up to 28 February 2027. The table above shows the closing date for each species.
The wild boar opening in Bas-Rhin is shown in the table above. In most departments, summer shooting by stalking or from a hide starts from 1 June, before the general September opening, but the specifics vary from one decree to another.
In Bas-Rhin, the main wild boar hunting period ends on 1 February 2027. The prefectoral decree is the authoritative source.
Permitted days vary by species and territory. Some hunting associations or ACCAs impose non-hunting days (often Tuesday or Friday), and the prefectoral decree may set some. Refer to the decree for Bas-Rhin and your territory's rules before planning an outing.
The dates come from the prefectoral decree for the 2026-2027 season (reference shown above). This is the only authoritative document: if in doubt in the field, consult it.

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