For landowners, associations, mountain boards and outfitters
You list the hunt.The hunter carries it along.
You decide who gets to hunt, when, and on what terms. The hunter gets the terrain, the agreement and the report in the same app the hunting team uses in the field. Requests, agreements and payment stay in one place on your side.
No cost to list · No lock-in · You approve the hunters
Good day, ErikUpcoming hunt
Red deer · Tindefjellet
12 to 14 Oct · 2 hunters
ConfirmedYou know the ground. You make the calls.
You decide.The rest takes care of itself.
You choose who comes.
See the request and the hunter's profile before you say yes. Sort out anything unclear with the hunter directly, in the same thread as the agreement.
You set the terms yourself.
Decide the available periods, the number of hunters and the rules that apply. Requests, agreements and payment sit together instead of scattered across messages and notes.
The hunter hunts with Hunta in the field.
The hunt bought from you is ready in the app, with your boundary on the map. The harvest is logged where it happens and comes back to you as a report.
From listing to harvest report
One hunt, two sides.
What you do on the web and what the hunter does in the app is the same hunt. That is why neither of you has to enter it twice.
The listing
New listing · draft
The terrain is drawn once.
Tap your properties and the boundary snaps to the property lines while the area is calculated. That same boundary is what the hunter later sees on their own map.
Today · 14:02
Request · today 14:02
Kjell H. wants to hunt red deer
3 days · 2 hunters · 12 to 14 Oct
Hunting licence 2009 · Sandnes
Try it. Nothing is sent.
You say yes, or you don't.
The profile comes with the request, and questions stay in the same thread. Approve it and the hunter pays, with the agreement in writing from that moment.
The week before
Booking · HU-2417
Kjell H. · 12 to 14 Oct
Nothing left to send. The hunter has the hunt in the app.
Good day, ErikUpcoming hunt
Red deer · Tindefjellet
12 to 14 Oct · 2 hunters
ConfirmedYour hunt is in the hunter's app.
With the outline of your terrain, the dates and the rules. No map links by email, and no explaining where the boundary runs.
Saturday · 07:20
How it usually goes
«Does the boundary follow the creek or the road?»
A call from the ground, in the middle of the hunt, to you in the middle of something else.
The boundary stays on the map.
The hunter starts the hunt on the terrain that was bought, and sees the boundary, the team in real time and the wind direction on the spot. Nobody is in doubt about where they are.
The same evening
Harvest report · HU-2417
Red deer · hind · 54 kg
The report writes itself on your side.
The harvest is logged where it happens, counted against the permits on the listing and settled in the app. You collect nothing and chase nobody.
More than one way to offer hunting
For you who own, manage or rent out hunting.
Only the people you have said yes to.
- You see the hunting licence year and home town before you answer, and you can ask about the rest in the same thread.
- The terrain is drawn along the property lines, so the boundary is the same for you and for the hunter.
- If you say no, that is the end of it. No explanation, no negotiation.
Yes. Especially on the three things the board spends most time on.
- The member list is imported from a spreadsheet once. After that people apply themselves with a join code.
- The hunting cards sell themselves, with member pricing and a daily quota that closes when it is full.
- Harvests on the hunting cards count against the permits, so those quota books are done when the season is.
Yes, and the residence check runs by itself.
- Local and visitor pricing on the same card. The price follows the home municipality, not a checkbox.
- An application-based draw that can be reviewed, line by line.
- A harvest logged on the mountain is in the report before the hunter is back down.
Depends on how you operate. Tell us what you have and we will answer honestly.
- Several grounds, day cards, exclusive hunts and auctions in one overview.
- The cabin goes on the listing where it belongs, not as a separate agreement.
- If you have requirements we do not cover, we say so instead of promising.
From terrain to booking
How to get started.
Three steps. The longest is drawing the terrain, and that is done once.
List a hunt at no costDescribe the hunt.
Add the terrain, photos, periods and the rules that apply.
Review the requests.
Sort out the details with the hunter and approve the bookings that suit you.
Follow the agreement.
Booking, payment and harvest report sit together without you collecting anything.
Several grounds or a whole operation?
Let us look at what you need.
Tell us how you rent out today and we will go through whether Hunta fits.
And the money?
You set the price.
Listing a hunt costs nothing, and no commission is taken from the price you set. The 10% service fee is paid by the hunter and is included in the price shown from the start. It is what covers payment handling, customer support and running the service.
The service fee includes VAT. The amount to you is before your own taxes and duties.
The calculation
Red deer · 2 hunters · 3 days · 1 hind taken
At booking
After the hunt
Only what is takenTry it with your own prices. The amount to you is before your own taxes and duties.
Before you decide
What people ask first.
More for you who offer hunting
You decide the scope
Make room for the next hunt.
List the hunting you want to offer. You set the terms and approve who comes.
List a hunt at no costNo cost to list. No lock-in.