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No more invoices for members' hunting
Vindafjord Jakt og Fiskelag wanted to make hunting simpler, both for its members and for the people who run the association. Members now pay for the hunt when they book and pay the harvest fee when they submit the harvest report, and the association no longer sends invoices.
Hunting cards online in a single day
Nordre Kaldfjord Grunneierlag got its ground onto the map with a single click and had card sales ready the same day. When sales opened on a Monday evening in October, several days sold out before midnight.
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Your team sees each other, even without coverage
Hunta now talks to a small LoRa radio in your pocket. With no mobile coverage, your position and short messages travel from radio to radio, and the team sees each other on the map. It works on both iPhone and Android.
Your first hunt in Europe: everything before the first roar
Half past four in the Slovak mountains, and a stag is roaring somewhere in the dark. Here's what to know before you go: the guide, the rifle, the price and the best time of year.
Next step: buying the hunt straight from the app
Hunting is bought on the web and hunted with the app, and the two don't join up well enough. The next step is that you find, buy and start the hunt in the app, and that the harvest goes on to where it belongs without anyone entering it twice.
The hunting fee is now checked with the Register of Hunters
When someone buys hunting in Norway through Hunta, we now check the hunting fee directly with the Register of Hunters in Brønnøysund. Many of our customers asked for it, and now it is here.
No new card until the report is in
Associations and mountain boards can now require the harvest report to be filed before a hunter can buy another card. It's optional, and stays off until the association turns it on.
With the team, or your own hunt
When you start a hunt, you now choose whether it's the team's hunt or your own. The team gets one shared hunt, and you decide who gets to know you're out.
Even better without coverage
The autumn hunt has been a real test of the app on ground with no network. Messages and posts now wait for coverage on their own, and you can see that what you saved actually arrived.
Dark theme and night vision
Your screen shouldn't dazzle you on a stand at dusk. Hunta now has a dark theme, and night vision in red on near-black that protects your night sight.
Set up your hunting team before the moose hunt
The moose season opens on 25 September. Permits, ground, safety zones and offline maps are worth half an hour before opening day. Here is the checklist.
Built for the red deer hunt
Red deer hunting is a question of wind and light, not just of maps. Here is why Hunta suits this hunt in particular: the wind 48 hours ahead, shooting light where you stand, terrain in 3D and a quota that counts itself.
The red deer hunt has started, and the app got its first real test
The red deer season opened on 1 September. In the first three days, more hunting sessions were logged in Hunta than in the whole of August.
The app works without coverage
The ground people hunt on is usually the same ground where the mobile network gives up. You can log harvests and sightings with no signal at all, and the record sends itself once coverage returns.
Disken: a dashboard for everyone who owns the hunt, not just the landowner
The web platform was built for one type of user: the landowner with one piece of ground and one listing. Now mountain boards, associations, large valds, landowners' associations and professional operators each have their own way in.
The map is the whole app
The Hunta app is in Google Play and the App Store, in six languages. The map shows terrain in three dimensions, your team in real time and the wind where you stand, and logging works without coverage.
Hunta is in Google Play and the App Store
The app is out of beta and live in both stores. It's free, it works without coverage, and it's been built together with the hunters who tested it over the summer.
The first association to put all its hunting into Hunta
Vindafjord Jakt og Fiskelag has moved its whole operation onto the platform: all 300 members, the ground, the full season quota and the sales. Not a trial run with one listing, but their season.
Jegerhub becomes Hunta
We've changed our name. Jegerhub is now Hunta, and at the same time, we're releasing the mobile app that takes the hunt with you into the field.
New National Deer Management Strategy: What Does It Actually Mean for Landowners and Hunters?
Norway's new national deer management strategy calls for closer collaboration, better knowledge, and more local value creation. Here's what it means in practice.
Beaver Hunting in Norway: Low Barrier, High Reward
Beaver hunting is calm, educational, and underrated — a form of hunting with a low entry barrier, minimal logistics, and plenty to learn for both new and experienced hunters.
Woodcock Hunting in Norway: How to Make the Most of the Twilight Flight
Woodcock hunting is brief, intense, and underrated. Here's what you need to know about flight lines, stand placement, light, and timing to shoot better in the dusk.
Landowner's Checklist Before You Lease Out Hunting Rights
Before you lease out hunting on your property, you need to have a handle on the rules, boundaries, pricing, and expectations. Here's the checklist that makes it far less stressful.
How to Join a Hunting Party
Many new hunters get stuck after passing their hunting exam. Here's the honest guide to actually getting into a hunting party.
Red Deer Hunting in Norway: The Complete Guide
Everything you need to know about red deer hunting in Norway — seasons, regions, techniques, rifles, and bag limits. Did you know that more red deer than moose are now shot in several Norwegian municipalities?
Hunting Seasons in Norway: Complete Calendar for 2025/2026
A full overview of all hunting seasons in Norway — from moose and red deer to ptarmigan, hare and seal. Plan your season with this complete calendar.
How to Rent Out Hunting Rights on Your Property
If you own forest or outfield land in Norway, you're probably sitting on a resource you're not fully using. Hunting rights have real value, and demand for hunting ground is higher than most landowners expect.
Small Game Hunting for Beginners
Small game hunting is the easiest way to get started as a hunter — no established crew required, gear doesn't have to cost a fortune, and accessible terrain is available across most of the country.
Hunting Licences: Everything You Need to Know
A surprising number of hunters mix up the hunter's fee and the hunting licence, or assume one covers the other. Here's how they actually work — and what you need before heading out.
The Complete Guide to Moose Hunting in Norway
Moose hunting is one of the most intense experiences you can have as a hunter in Norway — long days, early mornings, and a lot of waiting, but the feeling when everything comes together is hard to put into words.
Hunting Technology: Thermal Optics, Drones, and What Comes Next
Thermal scopes and drones are reshaping the hunt. The Viltseminaret on Voss takes on the debate around technology, ethics, and the future of hunting.
Deer Hunting Revenue: Can Lease Hunting Actually Pay the Bills?
Lease hunting, venison sales, and Hjorteklynga SA: what does it take for landowners to turn deer into a real income stream?
How to Find Hunting Ground in Norway
Finding good hunting ground can be frustrating, especially if you don't know any landowners or aren't already part of a hunting team. Here's what years of searching have taught me.
Jegerhub Is Live
Jegerhub is now live. The platform brings hunters, hunting teams, and landowners together in one place, making planning, permits, and hunt administration easier and more accessible in the digital age.
Half of New Hunters Never Make It Into the Field
VG shines a light on an important issue: more people than ever are passing the hunter's licence exam, yet far too few ever make it out into the terrain.
Jegerhub secures NOK 350,000 in funding
Jegerhub has received NOK 350,000 in support through the Ryfylkeprosjektet, and is now taking the next step in building a more accessible and sustainable hunting platform.
Jegerhub Is Coming!
We're building a digital marketplace that connects landowners with hunters — think "Airbnb for hunting". Launching soon.