Red fox hunting in Agder

Season: Jul 15 – Apr 15

Red fox is among the huntable species in Agder. Fox hunting has long traditions in Norway and is done in several ways: stalking, stand hunting, hunting with dogs, and baiting. The fox is an intelligent animal that requires patience and knowledge of its habits.

Season in Agder

Jul 15 – Apr 15

All hunting seasons

Distribution

The red fox is found throughout Norway, from the coast to the mountains. It is one of the country's most common predators and adapts to all habitats.

Terrain

Versatile. The red fox lives in forest, mountain, cultivated landscape and on the edge of towns. It digs earths in soil, sand and scree.

Weight

5–10 kg

Terrain in Agder

Agder stretches from the archipelago in the south to the heath areas in the north. The coastal forests are dominated by oak and pine, while the inland offers vast expanses of heather and bogs. Setesdal Vesthei is one of Norway's most important wild reindeer areas. The heaths in the north are open and easy to survey, while the valleys have dense mixed forest.

Hunting red fox

Baiting in winter is effective. Put out bait at a fixed site and set up a trail camera to check activity. The fox is most active at dusk and dawn.

Plan the hunt

Other game in Agder

Red fox hunting in other counties

Frequently asked questions

When is the red fox hunting season in Agder?

The season for red fox in Agder is Jul 15 – Apr 15. Local regulations can shorten or extend this.

Where does red fox live in Agder?

The red fox is found throughout Norway, from the coast to the mountains. It is one of the country's most common predators and adapts to all habitats.

Can I find grounds to hunt red fox in Agder?

Yes. Landowners across Agder offer hunts on Hunta. Create a free account to browse available grounds.

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