Domaine de la Chaudronnerie is a hunting and outdoor recreation estate in Neuville-Bosc, near Paris, managed by Jean-Marc Linguanotto. Established around a 400-hectare territory in the Vexin, it combines open fields, woodland, scrub, fallow land and a pond. The estate welcomes hunters seeking small game, with opportunities to hunt grey and red partridge, pheasant, wood pigeon and woodcock during their respective seasons. Roe deer hunting is also offered, from a stand or by stalking. Guests can book full-day or half-day outings, hunt alone or in small groups, and arrange a guide and dog. Working cockers are available, while visitors’ dogs are welcome.

Outside the hunting season, the estate offers training space for pointing dogs and a sporting-clay course beside the pond, with 25-target routes and introductory or advanced lessons. A clubhouse with a main room, fireplace and bar can be made available for work meetings and celebrations by arrangement. The estate also provides meals with selected hunting packages and a welcoming setting for sharing the day’s experience.