About Franz-Albrecht

Franz-Albrecht Oettingen-Spielberg, born in 1982, is a master hunter, land steward and conservation advocate with a noble lineage dating back to the 12th century. As Europe’s most respected figure in conservation based ethical hunting, his precision marksmanship and lifelong dedication to sustainable wildlife management have made him a standout presence across Europe, North America and the rest of the world. With estates in Germany, Spain, and a family-run concession in Uganda’s Pian Upe Game Reserve, Franz-Albrecht balances game, forestry and agriculture for the benefit of wildlife and habitat. His commitment to conservation extends through selective hunting techniques, land management and philanthropic efforts. Regularly featured in major publications and as a central figure on international hunting television, Franz-Albrecht continues to share his passion and philosophy with a growing audience of like-minded sportsmen and women around the world. As a dedicated student of wildlife behaviour and habitat dynamics, Franz-Albrecht has spent decades observing the intricate relationships between species, vegetation patterns, and seasonal cycles across his diverse estates. This deep ecological literacy influences every management decision, from determining sustainable harvest quotas to implementing habitat enhancement programmes. His German estates showcase centuries-old forestry practices adapted for modern conservation needs, combined with demonstrating how rewilding initiatives can coexist with active management. This profound connection to the land, combined with his noble heritage of stewardship, positions Franz-Albrecht as a bridge between traditional hunting culture and modern conservation science, proving that ethical hunting and environmental protection are not merely compatible but intrinsically linked.