Hungary
Species in Hungary
From the world-famous Hungarian roebuck through the fallow bucks of Gúth to the winter driven boar hunts – with seasons, best dates and international scores.
15 April – 30 September
Roebuck
The Hungarian roe deer is a unique quadruped that put our country on the map all over the world.
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1 September – 31 October
Red deer stag
The most important Hungarian game, the crowned king of our forests, attracting thousands of hunters to Hungary every year.
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1 October – end of February
Fallow buck
The fallow bucks of Gúth hold the first and second places of the world list.
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All year round
Mouflon
A hunt that demands patience, stamina and persistence – the main season is the November rut.
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All year · driven hunts from November
Wild boar
Wild boar in Hungary is normally heavier than other populations in Europe.
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1 October – end of February
Pheasant
The most important small game species – both on rough shoots and on classic driven days.
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The world
Hunting abroad
South Africa, Namibia, Tanzania, Greenland, Kamchatka, Kyrgyzstan, Russia and Spain – with long-standing partners, organised from Hungary.
70+ species · 147,000 hectares
South Africa
We warmly welcome you to South Africa for well-organised hunting and photo safaris.
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The classic first African hunt
Namibia
We welcome you to Namibia, the paradise of the first African hunt.
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The largest country in East Africa
Tanzania
At 945,000 km² Tanzania is the largest country of East Africa – politically stable and safe.
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Muskox and caribou
Greenland
Muskox hunting by dog sledge in winter, or combined muskox and caribou hunting in summer.
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The “land of fire”
Kamchatka
Kamchatka in the Russian Far East is the largest peninsula of East Asia – 472,300 km² and 1,250 km long.
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Marco Polo sheep in the Tien Shan
Kyrgyzstan
High-mountain hunting at 3,300–4,700 m, with areas reached on horseback.
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Thoughts of an old friend
Beáta Molnár – a name that vouches for success.
A good friend of mine, who sadly moved to the eternal hunting grounds many years ago, once answered my suggestion that we travel abroad to hunt with the words: “What do you want? Here at home” – meaning Bavaria and Austria, and above all his own Berchtesgaden, where the women are so beautiful, the wine tastes so divine and the roebucks are so good that there is no need to hunt abroad at all.
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