Hakasuon Seudun Metsästysseura ry is a hunting association based in Paltamo, Finland, founded on 2 January 1966. With approximately 150 members, the club upholds local hunting traditions while promoting wildlife management, respect for nature and hunting opportunities for future generations. Through land-use agreements, it holds hunting rights across nearly 8,000 hectares on both sides of the Varisjoki River, from Lake Oulujärvi to Teerivaara. The association also maintains a hunting lodge on Hiiripurontie.

The club coordinates hunting activities, game management and seasonal rules, including species quotas, protected areas and guest permits. It encourages small-predator control and organizes matters related to moose hunting, training shoots and hunting-dog trials. Members and visitors are informed through the association’s website and the OmaRiista service, while meeting records share current decisions and practical guidance. The association recognizes landowners who lease their hunting rights and values cooperation across the community. In 2026, it celebrated its 60th anniversary at the hunting lodge, marking six decades of shared activity and commitment to the forests and traditions of the Hakaso area.