Jaktmuseet
The Jaktmuseet hunting museum on the Norsjö local heritage area shows the district's hunting and trapping, with stuffed animals such as bear, wolverine, wolf and beaver.
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About the museum
Jaktmuseet (the Hunting Museum) is on the Norsjö local heritage area (hembygdsområde) and is run by Stiftelsen Jaktmuseet, which shares the site with Stiftelsen Skidlöparmuseet, Norsjö Municipality and Norsjöbygdens hembygdsförening (Norsjö district local heritage society). The association's first meeting place, Petikträskgården, was donated to the association in 1946 and moved to its present site in 1983.
The museum shows hunting in the Norsjö district through the ages. It displays animals such as bear, wolverine, wolf and beaver, as well as old trapping methods.
Highlights
- Stuffed animals such as bear, wolverine, wolf and beaver
- Old trapping methods
- On the Norsjö local heritage area together with Skidlöparmuseet and Fannygården
Permanent exhibition
- Jakt i Norsjöbygden – Stuffed animals and old trapping methods from the district's hunting.
- Operated by
- Stiftelsen Jaktmuseet
Admission & discounts
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Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
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Amenities & dining
- Café
A café is open on the local heritage area during the summer.
Events & venue rental
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