All-inclusive experience

Guided by generations of Tornedalian hunting tradition, Arctic Stalking offers exclusive and tailored hunting experiences in the far north of Sweden. Traveling on skis through frozen forests and wetlands, each hunt is shaped by the conditions in nature and your individual level of experience.

From your first contact to your final day in the Arctic, Robert personally guides and arranges every part of the experience — creating an authentic, safe, and unforgettable hunt in Arctic Sweden.

Hunting in winter

Hunting for capercaillie and black grouse in the wintertime is mainly done by traveling on skis when the birds are prone to sitting in the trees. When they do that, they are a bit easier to spot and hence easier to get a shot at.

The time for this is from mid-November till the middle of February when the season ends. There is also a possibility to hunt them in the trees earlier, but the chances might not be as good as during proper winter, as mentioned earlier.

The way to hunt them is by stalking with a rifle due to the fact that they are quite shy, which disqualifies the shotgun as a weapon.

Booking & Logistics

Group Size: Usually 1–2 guests per occasion to ensure a high-quality, personal experience. Larger groups may be accommodated upon request.

Location: We move according to the season, scouting the best areas in Norrbotten and Västerbotten to maximize your chances of success.

Preparation: Once booked, I will provide a guide on physical preparation and shooting techniques to ensure you are ready for the Arctic challenge.

Included in your stay

Airport Transfers: Pick-up and drop-off at the nearest airport.

Full Board: Accommodation and all meals.

Equipment: High-quality rifles, ammunition, skis, boots, and specialized winter clothing.

What to bring: You only need to pack your toiletries and personal clothing for "after-hunt" relaxation.

Good to know

The Climate

Temperatures can drop to -40°C. For safety and ethics, I generally advise against hunting below -30°C, though exceptions can be made for experienced hunters.