Kuivasjärven Eränkävijät is a Finnish hunting club founded on March 3, 1960. With 116 members, the association has welcomed growing numbers of young people and women in recent years. Its work focuses on providing members with hunting opportunities and promoting responsible, sustainable hunting, alongside wildlife management and nature conservation. The club also encourages safe and ethical practices, supports members involved in shooting sports and hunting-dog activities, and helps young people enter the hunting hobby and develop as active, responsible hunters.

The association’s hunting grounds are located in northern Parkano and cover approximately 6,400 hectares. Beyond hunting, it organizes courses and club activities and cooperates with other local organizations, contributing to the vitality of villages in the area. It also maintains relationships with landowners, including by regularly hosting moose feasts.

Kuivasjärven Eränkävijät offers event and activity facilities at Kujela. These include a living room with a television, a furnished kitchen, sauna facilities, toilets, a large terrace, and a butchering shelter with refrigeration.