Urjalankylän Riistamiehet ry is a hunting association founded in 1968, with 75 members and access to approximately 4,500 hectares of hunting land. Most of this land is leased from private landowners, who make it available to the association without charge. The association operates in Urjala, an area with a dense white-tailed deer population, making deer the most significant game species for both hunting and wildlife management.

Around 40 members take part in hunting small deer species each year. Members also compete successfully in Finnish Hunters’ Association shooting and hunting-dog trials, including at the national championship level. The association’s website provides information about its governing board, history, hunting activities, guest permits, and photo gallery.

Visitors can also find contact details and access member pages. Through its hunting and wildlife-management work, the association brings members together around responsible participation in local hunting traditions and the care of game populations