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Trip Listing and Registrations on Webtrac**

**Note MWR Rec Webtrac is a different system than our CYS system, and will require users to sign up for a new login. Your CYMS/CYS login will NOT work to login and sign up for these classes. 

We offer trips and adventures, such as 

Cancellation Policies

• No refund for no show.
• Cancellations can be made by visiting or calling the Wild B.O.A.R. during hours of operation. If you need to cancel when the facility is closed, click here to email your name and the trip you are cancelling.
• Late fees are calculated according to the Outdoor Recreation (ODR) pricing structure, as stated in our price list.
• ODR reserves the right to refuse refunds for other reasons not stated in this policy.

One Day Trip Refund Policy

• Cancellation up to 7 days prior to trip: 100% refund.
• Cancellation 3 days prior to trip: 50% refund.
• Cancellation 1 day prior to, or day of trip: No refund.

Overnight Trip Refund Policy

• Cancellations 31 days prior to trip departure will receive a full refund.
• Cancellations 30-15 days prior to trip departure will receive a refund based upon the Wild B.O.A.R.’s contractual obligation (hotel contract, bus contract, etc.) Customers will only receive refunds if their balance paid exceeds the obligations to our contractors. Only the fees paid exceeding our cost will be refunded.
• Cancellations 14-8 days prior to the trip departure will receive a 50% refund after the Wild B.O.A.R. has paid its contractual fees.
• Cancellations 7 days prior to the trip departure will not receive a refund.
• The Wild B.O.A.R. may allow refunds for exceptional circumstances such as medical reasons, troop movements, mission requirements, etc. These requests will be handled on a case by case basis and may require a doctor’s note or memorandum from your Commander.
• If the Wild B.O.A.R. cancels the trip, all customers will receive a full refund.

Recreational Lodging
Looking for on-post overnight accommodations on Tower Barracks? Stay at Family and MWR Recreational Lodging rooms located at B226 & 228. These hotel style rooms offer double beds, TVs, Wi-Fi, coffee machines, toasters and microwaves. Rooms are pet friendly as well. 

• Reservations are made on a first come, first served basis.
• GROUPS - Please contact Wild B.O.A.R. Outdoor Recreation for group reservations (special training, exercises, conferences).

*All rates below listed per day

Recreational Lodging (sleeps 1):
$99/night flat rate
Note: A one-time pet cleaning fee of $30 is assessed for up to two pets.

CHECK-IN
Check-in is 3 p.m.

CHECK-OUT
Check-out is 11 a.m. If a later check-out is necessary, please contact the front desk.

OPERATING HOURS
Front desk staff are available during business hours of Wild B.O.A.R. Outdoor Recreation.

PARKING
Parking is available around the lodges and campgrounds. Tactical vehicles should be parked in designated areas only.

PETS
An additional fee of $50 is required for pet stays in cabins.

LAUNDRY FACILITIES
Washers and dryers are available on site. Facilities are operated by token, which are  available at the front desk for purchase. 

Church Services
The Post Chapel is located at B140 across from the USO. Hours and denomination of services are posted on the bulletin board outside the building. For further information please call the chaplains office at DSN 569-7057, CIV 09641-70-569-7057.

Cooking
Cooking is permitted only in lodges properly equipped with cook tops. As a precautionary measure, we ask that all guests take steps necessary to avoid any undue harm when using the hotplate. Please avoid placing items on top of hotplate and when children are present we ask that proper adult supervision is provided.

Damages
Damages caused by other than fair wear and tear or the unauthorized removal of property from the room warrants liability on the part of the guest. Contact the front desk, if you would like to rearrange the furniture in your room.

Front Desk
The Front Desk staff is available during regular operating hours.

Internet
High speed internet access (Wi-Fi) is available in your room at the Wild B.O.A.R Complex. It is configured for immediate use. No passcode is needed. 

Laundry Facilities
Washers and dryers are available on-site. Please do not wash your military gear in the machines. Please clean the dryer filter after you finish ensuring optimal functionality for everyone. We ask you to remove your clothes as soon as they have finished washing/drying so other guests can use the machines. Do not leave your items unattended. Facilities are token operated and available at the front desk.

Maintenance
From time to time, maintenance may be required in your lodge. Contact the front desk if you need something repaired.

Parking
There is sufficient parking around the lodges and campgrounds. Tactical vehicles should be parked in designated areas only.

Payment
Our facility accepts cash (U.S. Dollars only), personal checks (to the exact amount) Discovery, American Express, Master Card and Visa.

Pets
Pets are welcome at the campgrounds for tent and gravel sites, but pets cannot be left alone.

Phone Use and Charges
DSN and 1-800 numbers are available in your room free of charge.

Room Keys
Desk staff will replace any lost or misplaced keys if provided with proper identification.

Smoking
All lodges are non-smoking. Smoking is permitted in designated areas only. Please fully extinguish all cigars, cigarettes and pipes, and dispose of properly.

Taxi Service
There are several local Taxi companies. Contact the front desk for numbers.

Visitors
All guests and their visitors must be properly registered. It is the occupant’s responsibility to inform the front desk of the total number of people staying in a room and of the arrival and/or departure of any overnight guests.

Voltage for Appliances
Rooms are only equipped 220V outlets.

Multi-purpose Room $150/day, reservations required

PAVILION RENTALS
Pavilions are available for Unit Organizational Days and private events.
Wild B.O.A.R. offers the following pavilions:

Tower Barracks (Wild B.O.A.R.):

• Four Large Pavilions: Price per pavilion: $150
  Seats approximately 100 people per pavilion. Pavilions have lights and power. 
• Two Gazebos: $15

All pavilions on the Wild B.O.A.R. premises are in close proximity to a volleyball court, basketball court, playground, lake with boat rentals, fire pit and public restrooms.

Rose Barracks:

Little Mike Recreation Area

• Two Octagon Pavilions: Price per pavilion: $75
  Seats approximately 40 people. Pavilions have power but no lights. Pavilions are in close proximity to a volleyball court, BBQ grill and public restrooms. 
• One L Shaped Pavilion: Price: $65*
  Seats approximately 30 people. Pavilion has power but no lights. Pavilion is in close proximity to a volleyball court, BBQ grill and public restrooms.

Big Mike Recreation Area

• One Octagon Pavilion: Price: $75*
  Seats approximately 40 people. Pavilion has power but no lights.  Pavilion is also in close proximity to a volleyball court, horseshoe pit, BBQ grill and public restrooms. Price: $75
• Logsdon Park Pavilion: Price: $65*
  One L Shaped Pavilion: Seats approximately 30 people. Pavilion has power but no lights. Pavilion is in close proximity to a BBQ Grill. 

Build endurance and strength climbing at the indoor climbing hall at Wild B.O.A.R. Outdoor Recreation.

The Wild B.O.A.R. Rock Climbing Hall is the perfect place to get introduced to the sport of rock climbing or to practice if you are already experienced. The Climbing hall is 15 meters/49 feet at its’ highest point and has routes that are sure to challenge everyone. We also have rental equipment available! Additionally, five routes are equipped with auto belay systems for climbers who have yet to find a belay partner. The Climbing Hall features five auto belays and the following equipment for rent:

• Harness: $5
• Shoes: $5
• Klettersteig Via Ferrata set: $15 day/$10 additional day
• Climbing Helmet: $5
• Crampons: $10 day/$5 additional day

Monthly Climb Hall Pass

Adult Pass: $50 (30 days access, ages 16+, no gear included)

Child Pass: $25 (30 days access, 15 and younger, no gear included)

Daily Climb Hall Pass

Adult Pass: $10 (ages 16+, no gear included)

Child Pass: $5 (15 and younger, no gear included)

**High Ropes Course Temporarily Closed**

The High Ropes Course is a two tiered adventure tour where each participant must physically and mentally challenge themselves through various obstacles.

Visit our facility to challenge yourself and your friends to see who can make it through the course!

Ages 16+:$30    
Ages 15 and under: $15    
Plus each child under age 15: $5

Cost includes instruction, safety equipment and three hours to complete our course.

*High Ropes Course requires participants to be tall enough to reach 4’5” high.

**Written Permission is required for participants ages 16-17 without a parent present. Children 15 and younger must be accompanied by a parent on the challenge course. Participants ages 16-17 may not serve as a “parent” to younger children. Participants 15 and younger may do the lower course with the option of doing the higher course at the discretion of the facilitator based upon their abilities.

Wild BOAR can provide instruction and assistance to those learning through Intro to Rock Climbing Class (geared toward Top Belay Certification) and provides activities like Sundown Sends After Work Climbing for those who want to get their boulder or belay on mid week! Check out the calendars above for our current dates.

 Equipment Checkout Refund Policy

• The Wild B.O.A.R. will not offer refunds for equipment that was taken out of the facility. This includes equipment that was “not used.”
• The Wild B.O.A.R. may allow refunds for exceptional circumstances such as medical reasons, troop movements, mission requirements, etc. These requests will be handled on a case by case basis and may require a doctor’s note or memorandum from your Commander.

FISHING INFORMATION

As of: 13 APRIL 2025

HFSS Club Membership

1 year:                $15
3 Year:               $30
5 Year:               $45
Lifetime:          $99

HFSS membership is required for Hunting, Fishing, and Sport-Shooting courses. Membership is only available to U.S. Forces personnel covered under the SOFA. Membership cards are the proof of membership.
Cards are accepted from other communities (Ansbach, Stuttgart, Wiesbaden, etc.)

*18 and above must have a license. *Youth 10-17 are allowed to fish with a licensed escort. *There are no more youth licenses in Bavaria. *People ages 14-17 may obtain a regular license to fish on their own.

Fishing Course Fees

Adult:                  $65
Family:               $65 for sponsor and $40 for each additional person

Minors are allowed in the fishing course only with an accompanying/sponsoring adult.
*We are not authorized to issue a test certificate to anyone with German citizenship, even if dual-national. (Ref: Supplemental “Laender” Agreement to the Status of Forces Agreement, documented in AE REG 215-145)

Fishing Permits (Eligible MWR Patrons and Local National Employees only)

Annual:                                                                                        $150 or €150
Single Day (24-hours):                                                             $15 or €15
4-day Federal Holiday Weekend:                                         $35 or €35
Tent Fee (Night Fishing at Dickhauter Lake only):          $5

*Annual permits are issued from the date of sale through the same date in the following year.

*Permits can be issued in advance and emailed to the customer (via RecTrac)

*Night fishing is May through September- Dickhauter Lake only

*Federal Holiday Weekends:
2025: MAY 23-26 / JUN 19-22 / JUL 4-7 / AUG 29-SEP 1 / OCT 10-13 / NOV 8-11 / NOV 8-11 / DEC 25-28, 2026: JAN 1-4 / JAN 16-19 / FEB 13-16 / MAY 22-25 / JUN 19-22 / JUL  3-6 / SEP 4-7

Anglers are requested to enter information on an online CATCH REPORT to assist tracking in support of restocking efforts. The following QR code contains a link to the report.

Archery at Wild B.O.A.R. Outdoor Recreation!

3D Archery Range! Practice and refine your shooting skills at the Wild B.O.A.R. featuring three  field targets and 15 lanes with multi-distanced targets. Our lanes are created with different shooting distances with various 3D targets and are great for every age! Equipment for children is also available for rent. Activity is available during facility hours.

PRICING:

Have your own equipment?
Just pay the range fee to get on the field.

RENTALS

Stop by Wild BOAR to rent your bow and arrows or call to learn more.
Rentals Available for Ages 8+ can rent bows and arrows.

GROUPS

Group events can be reserved at the Wild B.O.A.R. customer service desk.
Give us a heads up and we'll have your gear ready.

ARCHERY TIPS

1. Stance: Straddle shooting line w/ one foot.
2. Nock Arrow: Click in your arrow
3. Drawing Hand Set: Grasp the string with all three fingers
4. Bow Hand Set: Place your hand in the bow grip
5. Pre-Draw: Lift the bow arm from hanging position
6. Draw: Pull or draw the string
7. Anchor: Touch index finger to the corner of your mouth
8. Aim
9. Shot Set-up: Slight movement forward
10. Release: Open fingers
11. Follow Through: Finish position/reflect on shot.

RULES

To ensure your safety and enjoyment please observe the following rules:

1. Prior to shooting, all participants must first register with the Wild B.O.A.R. Customer Service Desk!
2. Only active shooters are allowed on each firing line.  Observers must maintain a minimum distance of three meters behind the active shooter.
3. In group settings only the active shooter will “nock” an arrow.  All other participants’ bows will remain clear of an arrow.
4. Prior to proceeding down range to retrieve arrows, the participant’s bow must be hung on the bow stand.
5. Bows that are hung on bow stands are an indication that someone is down range.  Do not shoot!
6. Please exercise “Noise Discipline” when others are shooting.  Parents are responsible for their children’s conduct.
7. Compound bows are authorized only with target tipped arrows.
8. Arrows with broadheads or hunting tips are not authorized on any targets.
9. All pets must be kept on a leash.
10. When in doubt, “Do not fire”!!
11. Any injuries must be reported to the Wild B.O.A.R. Customer Service Desk immediately!!
12. Shooting on this range is only authorized during normal business hours of the Wild B.O.A.R.
13. Please utilize trash cans.  Help us keep our range clean!
14. No running on the Range.

Rifle/Pistol Range (Range 116) is walking distance from the Camps and the Tower Barracks Shoppette and operated by Wild B.O.A.R. Outdoor Recreation! Whether you are new to marksmanship or experienced our team wants to see you on Range 116. Make an appointment through the link below! No weapon license is required for use.

HOURS & APPOINTMENTS

Hours of Operation (by appointment only):
Saturday & Sunday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Visit our calendar on Webtrac Calendar for upcoming range dates.
*Range openings may be modified at any time. 

MAKE AN APPOINTMENT: 
a) Click here to send us an email.
b) usarmy.bavaria.id-europe.list.hfss-office2@army.mil (other Email-programs)
c)  On days the range is open, contact the Wild BOAR
at DSN 526-2628 / CIV 09641-70-526-2628 for same day appointments.

Note: If you would like to use the range outside of normal opening hours of operation,
a minimum of two weeks advanced notice is required.
Please contact Wild B.O.A.R. Outdoor Recreation for more information.

 

PAYMENT INFORMATION

Payment: 
**Range 116 now accepts Card or U.S. Dollars!"**

Range 116 is operated by Wild B.O.A.R. Outdoor Recreation. The range has weapons available for rent. Range 116 has 308, 223 & 22 rifles as well as the civilian version of the Army’s M17 9mm (P320) pistols.

EQUIPMENT

Range Rentals: 
Don’t have your own weapon, no problem, the rifle/pistol range has weapons for rent.
 

Pistols/Revolvers:

Rifles:

FEES

Want to view our ammunition sales and weapon rentals?

Click here to view our menu.

Included are Range 116 Fees
for Range Fee, Rental Fees, and Ammunition and Target & Prices

LICENSES

No weapon license is required to use the range.

AGES REQUIREMENTS

Ages 14-17 may only fire a 22lr at the rifle and pistol range. Parent must be in direct supervision of youth marksmen. US ID Cardholders and German citizens that are bona-fide guests of U.S. ID Cardholders are allowed.

AMMO

Ammo is available for sale at the range. Pricing varies.
This limitation is in accordance with German weapons law - section 27.

RANGE PERSONNEL WILL ENFORCE ALL RANGE SAFETY RULES

1.      Customers must check in with range personnel in charge prior to entering the shooting area.

2.      Once entering the shooting area, hearing protection is mandatory.  Eye protection is strongly suggested.

3.      Take all instructions from the range safeties.

4.      Slings on rifles must be removed before shooting.

5.      Use of approved targets only.  (Man shaped targets, Tannerite etc. are not allowed.) 

6.      All weapons must remain unloaded with the actions open until ready to shoot.

7.      Weapons will be pointed down range when loaded and the action is closed.

8.      If there is a problem with a weapon and/or range equipment, weapons must be unloaded.

9.      No more than five cartridges may be loaded at one time for a pistol/revolver.

10.  Pistol/revolver shooters will not have a loaded weapon in the holster. Cross draw or hip draw is not allowed.  See range staff if there is a question.

11.  Shooting a pistol/revolver while moving is prohibited.  Shooter must be stationary at the firing line.

12.  Quick reaction shooting, surprise and moving targets are prohibited.

13.  Only approved ammunition may be used.  At the rifle range, ammunition must not exceed 5000 joules at the muzzle.  At the pistol range, pistol/revolver ammunition must not exceed 610 joules at the muzzle.  Magnum caliber pistols/revolvers may be used only at the rifle range.

14.  Calibers that are not authorized for use at the rifle range are, 338 Lapua and 50 Cal.

15.  If there is a misfire, wait 30 seconds then unload the weapon.

16.  Shooters that are not down range checking targets will not stand at the firing line when the down range area is not clear.  (Example, while other shooters are still down range checking targets.)

17.  Shooters will police all expended cases and any trash and place in the designated container.

18.  R116 does not have a designated air rifle/pistol area. Therefore, children under 14 years of age may not be in the shooting area.

19.  Children 14 to 17 years of age may shoot up to a .22 caliber, under the supervision of a parent or legal guardian.

20.  Alcoholic beverages and impairing medication will not be consumed prior to or while participating in shooting activities.

Please be advised, customers violating range safety rules will be held accountable for their actions and may be asked to leave the range area.    If continued violations occur, this person may face the possibility losing all range use privileges.  This will be discussed through the HFSS office, FMWR leadership and the Garrison Commander.  The Garrison Commander will render the final decision on whether or not to ban any individual from using the FMWR ranges.

Range 115: Your Ultimate Paintball Playground

Discover the thrill of paintball at Range 115!
Our expansive facility boasts a diverse range of fields
to cater to every skill level and play style.

Facilities

• Wood Ball Fields - Hone your skills on our classic wood ball field or challenge your friends on our two modified options for added excitement.
• Speedball Fields - Experience the adrenaline rush of fast-paced action on our dedicated speedball field.
  
   

Battleground Bavaria Walk-On Play Days!

Craving action? Join us every Sunday for Walk-On Paintball at Range 115!
No need to gather a full team – we'll match you up with
fellow paintball enthusiasts for a day of thrilling combat.

*Please note: Check dates before coming out, as these are scheduled for select Sundays and Wednesdays  throughout the year based on suitable weather and other scheduling factors. Battleground Bavaria does not run in the snowy season.

Group Paintball Events

Looking for a unique team-building activity? Range 115 is the perfect place to foster camaraderie and strategic thinking. Our experienced staff can create customized packages to suit your group's needs.

Read more about Group Events Here! 

Send us an email to schedule your group event today! 
 

• The utilization fee to occupy the paintball grounds is $400.
• A minimum of $100 (of the $400) is required one week after scheduling your event. The full amount must be paid by the day before the event.
• This fee includes 30 sets of masks, paintball markers and unlimited air refills. 
  (This price does not include paint. Please see below for paint prices).
• The paintball range is available from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. for events.
• Cancellations more than ten business days out from the day of event will receive a full refund.
• Cancellations within seven business days of the event will have $50 removed from the refund.
• Cancellations within three business days of the event will not receive a refund.
• Only paint supplied by Wild B.O.A.R. may be used at the field. A case of 2,000 rounds costs $50. A bag of 500 rounds costs $15.

What are the cancellation policies for trips?

• No refund for no show.
• Cancellations can be made by visiting or calling the Wild B.O.A.R. during hours of operation. If you need to cancel when the facility is closed, click here to email your name and the trip you are cancelling.
• Late fees are calculated according to the Outdoor Recreation (ODR) pricing structure, as stated in our price list.
• ODR reserves the right to refuse refunds for other reasons not stated in this policy.

One Day Trip Refund Policy

• Cancellation up to 7 days prior to trip: 100% refund.
• Cancellation 3 days prior to trip: 50% refund.
• Cancellation 1 day prior to, or day of trip: No refund.

Overnight Trip Refund Policy

• Cancellations 31 days prior to trip departure will receive a full refund.
• Cancellations 30-15 days prior to trip departure will receive a refund based upon the Wild B.O.A.R.’s contractual obligation (hotel contract, bus contract, etc.) Customers will only receive refunds if their balance paid exceeds the obligations to our contractors. Only the fees paid exceeding our cost will be refunded.
• Cancellations 14-8 days prior to the trip departure will receive a 50% refund after the Wild B.O.A.R. has paid its contractual fees.
• Cancellations 7 days prior to the trip departure will not receive a refund.
• The Wild B.O.A.R. may allow refunds for exceptional circumstances such as medical reasons, troop movements, mission requirements, etc. These requests will be handled on a case by case basis and may require a doctor’s note or memorandum from your Commander.
• If the Wild B.O.A.R. cancels the trip, all customers will receive a full refund.

Overnight Trip Deposits

• For overnight trips, it is possible to pay a deposit (50% of the trip cost) when registering at least 31+ days before the trip departure. 
• The remaining balance for this trip must be paid 30 days prior to the trip departure date.
• The Wild B.O.A.R reserves the right to forfeit any reservation that has not met the payment(s) due at the specified times. This forfeiture will result in the deposit being kept.

Equipment Checkout Refund Policy

• The Wild B.O.A.R. will not offer refunds for equipment that was taken out of the facility. This includes equipment that was “not used.”
• The Wild B.O.A.R. may allow refunds for exceptional circumstances such as medical reasons, troop movements, mission requirements, etc. These requests will be handled on a case by case basis and may require a doctor’s note or memorandum from your Commander.

Facility Reservation Refund Policy

• Cancellations 7 days prior to the reservation date will receive a full refund.
• Cancellations within 7 days of the reservation date will receive a 50% refund.
• Cancellations due to weather will only receive up to a 50% refund.
• The Wild B.O.A.R. may allow refunds for exceptional circumstances such as medical reasons, troop movements, mission requirements, etc. Theserequests will be handled on a case by case basis and may require a doctor’s note or memorandum from your Commander.

The following links provide individual sections for the U.S. Forces Guide to Hunting in Germany. Each section is limited in size to ensure quick download speed.

Guide_00_Contents_2013-08.pdf

Guide_01-02_References_Purpose_2013-08.pdf

Guide_03_History_2013-08.pdf

Guide_04_History_of_U.S._Forces_Hunting_2013-08.pdf

Guide_05_German_Hunting_Law_2013-08.pdf

Guide_06_German_Weapons_Law_2013-08.pdf

Guide_07a_Hunting_Equipment_2013-08.pdf

Guide_07b_Hunting_Weapons_2013-08.pdf

Guide_08a_Red_Deer_Reduced_2013-08.pdf

Guide_08b_Fallow_Deer_2013-08.pdf

Guide_08c_Sika_Deer_2013-08.pdf

Guide_08d_Roe_Deer_2013-08.pdf

Guide_08e_Chamois_2013-08.pdf

Guide_08f_Mouflon_2013-08.pdf

Guide_08g_Wild_Boar_2014-02.pdf

Guide_08h_Hare_2013-08.pdf

Guide_08i_Rabbit_2013-08.pdf

Guide_08j1_Pheasant_2013-08.pdf

Guide_08j2_Partridge_2013-08.pdf

Guide_08j3_Woodcock_2013-08.pdf

Guide_08j4_Wild_Pigeons_2013-08.pdf

Guide_08k1_Wild_Ducks_Red_2013-08.pdf

Guide_08k2_Wild_Geese_2013-08.pdf

Guide_08l1_Red_Fox_2013-08.pdf

Guide_08l2-7_Predatory_Game_2014-02.pdf

Guide_08m1-8_Predatory_Birds_Red_2013-08.pdf

Guide_08n1-5_Other_Game_2013-08.pdf

Guide_09_Hunting_Dogs_1_2013-08.pdf

Guide_09_Hunting_Dogs_2_2013-08.pdf

Guide_10a_Diseases1_2013-08.pdf

Guide_10a_Diseases2_2013-08.pdf

Guide_10a_Diseases3_2013-08.pdf

Guide_10b_Hygiene1_2013-08.pdf

Guide_10b_Hygiene_Red2_2013-08.pdf

Guide_11_Hunting_Techniques_Red_2014-06.pdf

Guide_12_Trophy_Preparation_1_2013-08.pdf

Guide_12_Trophy_Preparation_2_2013-08.pdf

Guide_13_Nature_Protection_1_2013-08.pdf

Guide_13_Nature_Protection_2_2013-08.pdf

Guide_14_Animal_Protection_1_2013-08.pdf

Guide_14_Animal_Protection_2_2013-08.pdf

Guide_15_Hunting_Traditions_2013-08.pdf

Guide_16_US_Forces_Procedures_2018-09.pdf

Guide_16a_Documentation_for_Loaned_or_Borrowed_Long_Firearm_2013-08.pdf

Guide_17_Hunter_Dialect_2013-08.pdf

Guide_18_German_English_Dictionary_2013-08.pdf

Efforts are underway to provide english-language explanations for terms within the "Hunter Dialect" (Jägersprache) file, as soon as possible. However, many of the terms in the "Hunter Dialect" file are translated in the German-English and English-German dictionary.

Hunting in Germany requires a German hunting license, obtainable via instruction and certification at each of the sites within the hunting courses list (above).

Many opportunities exist, ranging from drive hunts, to individual capital-game hunts, and full-season committments in private or public hunting reviers.

For each hunting year in Germany, the window for requesting a booked hunt is open during the month of February.  Locations for booked hunts vary between federal, state, and local forests within Germany.  Occasionally booked hunts are arranged with private Reviers.

In addition to booked hunts, garrison programs at Ansbach, Baumholder, Grafenwoehr, Hohenfels, Stuttgart, and Wiesbaden have information for local and nearby hunting opportunities.  In addition, the Kaiserslautern Rod & Gun Club (operated by the USAFE 86th Force Support Squadron) and Spangdahlem Air Base Outdoor Recreation have information for local opportunities.

Please refer to the hunting course list (above) for contact info at each major installation.

1_-_Cover__Contents_2013-03.pdf

2_-_Section_II_Fishing_Law_Cond_2013-03.pdf

3_-_Section_III_Hydrology_Cond_2013-03.pdf

4_-_Section_IV_Fishing_Equipment_Cond_2013-03.pdf

5_-_Section_V_General_Ichtyology_Cond_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_55-57_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_58_Brown_Trout_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_59_Rainbow_Trout_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_60_Brook_Trout_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_61_Arctic_Char_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_62_Grayling_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_63_Barbel_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_64_Bream_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_65_Carp_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_66_Tench_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_67_Chub_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_68_Roach_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_69_Rudd_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_70_Ide_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_71_Dace_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_72_Nose_Carp_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_73_Whitefish_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_74_Burbot_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_75_Crucian_Carp_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_76_Pike_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_77_Perch_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_78_Pike-Perch_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_79_Eel_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_80_Bleak_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_81_Ruff_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_82_White_Bream_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_83_Stickleback_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_84_Millers_Thumb_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_85_Stroemer_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_86_Schneider_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_87_River_Lamprey_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_88_Moderlieschen_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_89_Bitterling_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_90_Loach_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_91_Steinbeisser_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_92_Pond_Loach_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_93_European_Catfish_2013-03.pdf

6_-_Section_VI_Specialized_Ichtyology_94_Bullhead_2013-03.pdf

7_-_Section_VII_Fish_Diseases_2013-03.pdf

8_-_Section_VIII_Fishing_Water_Contracts_Cond_2013-03.pdf

9_-_Section_IX_Fishing_Courses_Cond_2013-03.pdf

Similar to hunting, garrison programs at Ansbach, Baumholder, Grafenwoehr, Hohenfels, Kaiserslautern, Stuttgart, and Wiesbaden have nearby opportunities for fishing.

Fishing in Germany requires a German fishing license, obtainable via instruction and certification at each of the sites listed above.

Many opportunities exist, ranging from local ponds and streams, to overnight excursions with deep-sea fishing in the North Sea!

Please refer to the hunting course list (above) for contact info at each major installation.

Aside from participating on a regular basis, either in training or in competitions, sport shooting certification in Germany requires individuals to complete a basic knowledge course.  The course is normally conducted on a Saturday and Sunday, and it features instruction, hands-on practical work, and a written test.  After completing the course and documenting regular (average 1.5 activities per month) participation, individuals may proceed with firearms ownership, registration, and possession.

Please refer to the hunting course list (above) and contact local installations for their upcoming courses and events.

U.S. Forces Sport Shooting Handbook - February 2014

U.S. Forces personnel may review and download these files for home study and classroom use:

 01-Handbook_Cover_Contents_2014-02-02.pdf

 02-Handbook_General-Rules_2014-06-11.pdf

 03-Handbook_Targets_2014-02-02.pdf

 04-Handbook_Events_Overview_2014-02-10.pdf

 05-Handbook_Admin-Controls_2014-02-02.pdf

 06-Handbook_Disciplines_Handguns_2014-02-02.pdf

 07-Handbook_Disciplines_Long-Guns_2014-02-02.pdf

 08a-Handbook_Forms_Reduced_2014-02-02.pdf

 08b-Handbook_Forms_Reduced_2014-02-02.pdf

 09-Handbook_Ranges_2014-02-02.pdf

 10-Handbook_Sample_Range_Protocol_2014-02-02.pdf

 11-Handbook_Insurance_Proof_2014-02-02.pdf

 12-Handbook_Org_Chart_2014-02-02.pdf

 13-Handbook_Responsibilities_2014-02-02.pdf

 14-Handbook_Abbreviations_2014-02-02.pdf

Instructional Material - Basic Knowledge Training

The following 4 files will be used for basic knowledge training.

U.S. Forces personnel may review and download these files for home study and classroom use:

Basic Knowledge Day 1 Part 1 V5R 2015-12-08.pdf 

Basic Knowledge Day 1 Part 2 V6R 2015-12-08.pdf

Basic Knowledge Day 2 Part 1 V5R 2015-12-08.pdf

Basic Knowledge Day 2 Part 2 V6R 2015-12-08.pdf

Instructional Material - Recreational Range Master (Schützenmeister) Training

The following 2 files will be used for Recreational Range Master (Schützenmeister) training.

U.S. Forces personnel may review and download these files for home study and classroom use:

Rangemaster_Training_Day_1_Part_1_2015-08-24.pdf

Rangemaster_Training_Day_1_Part_2_R_2015-08-24.pdf 

Installation-level Recreational Sport Shooting

Many opportunities exist, ranging from installation-level and friendship competitions with host-nation clubs, to international competitions within Germany and elsewhere in Europe. 

Please refer to the hunting course list (above) and contact local installations for their upcoming courses and event.

DJV (Deutsche Jagdschütz Verband)

Specific to hunters, the Deutsche Jagdschütz Verband (German Hunting Association) conducts marksmanship events that lead to the annual German National Championship. Organizers of the qualifying events have always welcomed U.S. Forces hunters who have already earned their Jagdschein (German Hunting License).

Contact local installations for local affiliations and schedules for DJV events.

U.S. Forces Executive Agent / U.S. Army IMCOM Europe Region G9

Mr. Rafael Wunsch, DSN 544-9888 / Civ +49 (0)6111435449888

rafael.s.wunsch.naf@mail.mil

The following file list provides current forms used by hunters, fishers, and sport shooters.

Please contact the program oversight representatives for needed updates and/or additions to this list.

Multi-Service Regulations:

AER_215-145_USAFE-I_34-104_R_2017-11-14.pdf Army Europe Regulation 215-145 & USAFE/USAFAF Instruction 34-104: Hunting, Fishing, and Sport Shooting in Germany, November 14, 2017

AER_190-6_2013-11-08.pdf Army Europe Regulation 190-6 / Navy Europe Instruction 5300.15R / USAFE Instruction 31-205; Registration and Control of Privately Owned Firearms and Other Weapons in Germany, November 8, 2013

AE Forms:

AE_Form_215-145A_2017-03.pdf Application for Issuance/Renewal of a German Hunting License

AE_Form_215-145B_2017-03.pdf Application for German Fishing License

U.S. Department of Justice ATF Forms:

ATF_Form_6_2011-08.pdf Application and Permit for Importing Firearms to the United States

German Government Forms:

Verbringungserlaubnis.pdf Application for Importing Firearms into Germany

ErlaubnisVerbringen_ausBRD_31_1.pdf Application to transport from Germany elsewhere in Europe

USAREUR Registry Forms:

AEF190-6D_2018-09 U.S. Forces Application for Registration of a Firearm

AEF190-6D Part A 2015-11.pdf Application to Conduct FBI National Instant Background Check

AEF190-6D_Part_B_2013-02.pdf Application for Issuance of a Permit Puruant to the Weapons Law

AEF190-6G_2013-02.pdf Weapons Bill of Sale

AEF190-6Ha_2013-02.pdf Commander's Statement of Reliability - Military & Civilian Applicants

AEF190-6Hb_2013-02.pdf Commander's Statment of Reliability - Family Member Applicants

AEF190-6J_2013-02.pdf Request for Cancellation of Privately Owned Firearm

AEF190-6L_Print_2015-09-09.pdf Sport Shooting Certificate of Need

AEF190-6M_2013-02.pdf Application for a European Weapons Permit

AEF190-6N_2013-02.pdf Application for Issuance of a Small Weapons Permit (Gas/Blank Firearms)

Other Forms:

Capital Game Request Form 2018-09 Application for hunting capital game

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