RSHCB

The Royal Saint-Hubert Club of Belgium, established in 1909, stands as the foremost association dedicated to the promotion and defense of hunting in Belgium, representing over 12,600 hunters. This influential organization comprises two branches: the Walloon RSHCB and the Hubertus Vereniging Vlaanderen, both committed to responsible hunting practices. They advocate for wildlife preservation, management of game populations, biodiversity protection, and animal welfare while fostering a shared appreciation of nature among all users.

The club offers a variety of training programs, including theoretical and practical courses that prepare participants for hunting exams and certifications like the Brevet Traqueur, Brevet Grand Gibier, and Brevet Petit Gibier. Its innovative ST2 shooting simulator provides hunters with valuable skills through realistic scenarios and expert guidance. Furthermore, the RSHCB serves as a vital link between hunters and political authorities, acting as a representative body for the interests and well-being of hunters across the region. The organization continually engages in efforts to enhance hunting regulations and promote sustainable practices within the hunting community.