La Bachelarde is a French hunting association whose website shares information about its history, team, hunting activities, members and annual reports. Its activities include organized hunts for chamois, red deer and roe deer, as well as other forms of hunting. The association also highlights blood-tracking search through its UNUCR section and provides members with documents, an agenda, photographs, videos and a media library.

Its 2024–2025 season report reviews wildlife sightings and harvests under hunting plans, comparing recent results with trends across a decade. The report records 2,545 chamois sightings, fewer than in 2023, and notes that sightings vary by sector while remaining broadly consistent over the longer term. Roe deer sightings reached a ten-year high, although the season’s harvest of 36 was below the recent average. Red deer sightings also exceeded the decade average, while 27 animals were harvested, fewer than the average and the previous year. These reports offer members and visitors a practical overview of the association’s hunting areas, seasonal activity and wildlife observations.