For hunters
Legal, ethical places to hunt in Australia.
Stop cold-calling farmers and chasing permissions. Tell us where you hunt and what you chase — we'll let you know the moment properties go live in your state.
Coming soon · Australia-wide
HuntrStay is the marketplace for Australian hunters and the landowners who welcome them. Book a lodge, cabin or campsite on a property open to sambar, fallow and red deer, feral pigs and goats, foxes and game birds — every booking includes formal hunting access.
How it works
Formal permissions, species-aware listings, accommodation included. From the alpine sambar country to the top-end buffalo flats.
Cabins, swags, shearer's quarters, full lodges — whatever you've got. Set the species allowed, the seasons, the rules, and the price per night.
Filter by state, species, accommodation type and dates. See exactly what each property allows — and what licences you'll need — before you book.
Direct bookings with the property owner. You pay for the accommodation; the legal, formal hunting permission is built into the booking.
For the chase
Snow-gum ridges, river flats, pastoral leases the size of small countries. HuntrStay properties span the Australian map — and the species follow the country.
The map
From the alpine sambar of eastern Victoria to the buffalo of the Top End — every listing tells you exactly what's on offer.
Quiet by design
The biggest worry we hear from both sides: "I don't want my spot blown out." HuntrStay is engineered around that — landowners control the pressure on their land, hunters keep the locations they earn off the public record.
You decide how many hunters per season, per week, even per day. HuntrStay enforces it. No floods, no surprises, no listing fatigue.
Every booking is a request, not an auto-confirm. Read the hunter's profile, see their licences, accept or decline — your land, your call.
HuntrStay never collects, stores or transmits licence numbers, photos or any licence data. At booking hunters simply confirm they hold the required licences; the landowner sights the physical licences in person at check-in. Standard AU practice — credentials stay off the internet entirely.
Listings show region and species, not GPS pins. Exact location, gate codes and property name only release to the hunter once you approve.
We'd rather have 200 well-managed properties than 2,000 chaotic ones. HuntrStay is being built as a curated platform, not an open marketplace.
Join the waitlist
For hunters
Stop cold-calling farmers and chasing permissions. Tell us where you hunt and what you chase — we'll let you know the moment properties go live in your state.
For landowners
Turn pest control into income, or put unused cabins and quarters to work for the season. Early listers help shape the product and get featured first.
FAQ
The things hunters and landowners ask before they sign up.
HuntrStay is an Australian marketplace where private landowners list lodges, cabins, shearer's quarters and campsites on properties that allow hunting — and hunters book stays directly. Think Airbnb, but every property comes with legal, ethical hunting access included.
We're launching nationwide. Properties will be listed across all states and territories — NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, TAS, ACT and NT — covering bushland, farmland and high-country properties. Filter by state when browsing.
Listings cover the species Australian hunters actually go after: sambar, fallow, red, rusa, hog and chital deer, feral pigs, goats, foxes, rabbits, hares, dogs and cats, plus game birds (ducks, quail) where seasonally legal. Each listing states exactly what's allowed on that property.
Yes. You must hold the correct firearms licence and any state-specific game licence (e.g. NSW R-Licence, VIC Game Licence). You're responsible for following the bag limits and seasons in the state you're hunting in. HuntrStay does not issue licences.
No. HuntrStay never collects, stores or transmits licence numbers, photos or any licence data. At booking you simply confirm you hold the required firearms and game licences for the state you're hunting in; the landowner sights the physical licences in person at check-in. Standard AU practice — credentials stay off the internet entirely.
Yes — landowners can list anything from a swag-pitch on a back paddock to a fully equipped lodge. You set the rules: which species are allowed, the seasons, the bag limits and any safety requirements. Pest control and extra income, on the land you already manage.
Earnings depend on accommodation quality, location and the species available. Sambar deer country in eastern Victoria and Sambar/feral-pig properties in NSW typically command the highest rates. We'll share early-lister rate benchmarks once enough properties are onboarded.
Yes — when the hunter holds the correct licences and has the landowner's written permission. HuntrStay's booking process formalises the landowner's permission. State rules apply on top of that, and the platform is built around staying inside them.
No — landowners set a hard cap on how many hunters and how many days per season their property accepts. You can run one party a fortnight, four parties a year, or close the season any time. HuntrStay enforces the cap automatically; you're never obligated to take a booking you don't want.
Properties are listed with general region and species, not pinned GPS. Exact location, gate codes and the property name are only released to the hunter once a booking is approved by the landowner. No public maps, no screenshots leaking your spot to forums.
We're validating demand right now. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know as soon as bookings open in your state — hunters get first access to new listings, landowners get help setting up.