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The hunting seasons and closed seasons in Saxony are an important part of hunting regulations, which take into account both the interests of hunters and the necessity of species protection and the preservation of animal populations. It is important to understand the difference between these two terms:
Hunting seasons refer to the time windows in which hunting certain animal species is permitted. They are established to ensure sustainable hunting without endangering the population of a species. Hunting seasons are based on the biological conditions of the animals, such as reproduction and raising of young.
Closed seasons, on the other hand, are periods during which hunting certain animal species is explicitly prohibited. They serve to protect the animals during particularly sensitive phases, such as during the breeding season or the raising of young.
The exact determination of hunting and closed seasons varies depending on the species and serves to balance the needs of hunters with the preservation of a healthy and stable animal population. In Saxony, these times are regulated by law to ensure sustainable management of the native wildlife. Below, the specific hunting seasons for various animal species in Saxony are detailed. The closed seasons are derived accordingly.
Red Deer
Age Classes
Hunting Season in Saxony
Calves and Adult Animals
August 1 – January 31
Spikes and Yearlings
August 1 – January 31
Stags
August 1 – January 31
Fallow Deer
Age Classes
Hunting Season in Saxony
Calves and Adult Animals
August 1 – January 31
Spikes and Yearlings
August 1 – January 31
Stags
August 1 – January 31
Sika Deer
Age Classes
Hunting Season in Saxony
Calves and Adult Animals
August 1 – January 31
Spikes and Yearlings
August 1 – January 31
Stags
August 1 – January 31
Roe Deer
Age Classes
Hunting Season in Saxony
Does & Kids
August 1 – January 31
Yearling Does
April 16 – January 31
Bucks
April 16 – January 31
Mouflon
Age Classes
Hunting Season in Saxony
Sheep, Rams, and Lambs
August 1 – January 31
Yearling Rams and Yearling Ewes
August 1 – January 31
Wild Boar
Age Classes
Hunting Season in Saxony
All
Year-round
IMPORTANT: Protection of mother animals must still be observed!
Hares & Rodents
Wild Species
Hunting Season in Saxony
Field Hares
October 1 – January 15
Wild Rabbits
Year-round
Nutria
Year-round
IMPORTANT: Protection of parent animals must still be observed!
Predators
Wild Species
Hunting Season in Saxony
Stone Martens
September 1 to January 31
Badgers
Year-round
Foxes
Year-round
Raccoons
Year-round
Raccoon Dogs
Year-round
Minks
Year-round
IMPORTANT: Protection of parent animals must still be observed!
Game Birds
Wild Species
Hunting Season in Saxony
Phasants
October 1 – January 15
Woodcock
October 16 - January 15
Collared Doves
November 1 to February 20
Turtledoves
November 1 to February 20
Gray Geese
August 1 to January 31
Egyptian Geese
September 1 to January 31
Brent and Canada Geese
September 16 to January 31
Barnacle Geese
November 1 to January 15
Mute Swans
November 1 to February 20
Wild Ducks
October 1 – January 15
Teal and Gadwalls
October 1 – January 15
Coots
September 11 – February 20
Gulls
October 1 – February 10
Ravens and Carrion Crows
August 1 – March 15
Magpies
August 1 – March 15
Here are the hunting seasons for other federal states:
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