Hungary

Hunting in Hungary

Hungary is the land of capital trophies. We organise hunts for the following nine species in the best areas of the country – from Transdanubia to the Hortobágy.

15 April – 30 September

Roebuck

The Hungarian roe deer is a unique quadruped that put our country on the map all over the world.

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.

1 October – end of February

Fallow buck

The fallow bucks of Gúth hold the first and second places of the world list.

All year round

Mouflon

A hunt that demands patience, stamina and persistence – the main season is the November rut.

All year · driven hunts from November

Wild boar

Wild boar in Hungary is normally heavier than other populations in Europe.

1 October – end of February

Pheasant

The most important small game species – both on rough shoots and on classic driven days.

1 October – 31 December

Brown hare

The most tiring – and the most active – of the small game hunts, at home on the Great Plain.

15 August – 31 January

Wild duck and dove

Duck flight at dawn, dove shooting in the afternoon – a full, varied day for lovers of the shotgun.

1 October – 31 January

Wild goose

The close of the small game season: morning and evening flights along the Danube, the Tisza and the Dráva.

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