The Siberian ibex lives in Central Asia, for example in the Tian Shan mountain range extending across several countries

• The Siberian ibex is one of the largest ibex species
• The Siberian ibex has 4 varieties according to their habitat (Altai, Kyrgyzstan, Pamir, etc.)
• It lives at high altitudes from 1,000 m above sea level up to 4,000 m above sea level
• Ibex hunting presents the challenge of long-distance shooting at 250 - 500 meters
• Hunting takes place in autumn in the high mountains of Tian Shan in Kyrgyzstan

The brown bear is one of the largest predators in the world. It is shrouded in mythical stories, revered but also feared

• The brown bear does not occur permanently in the Czech Republic, but sporadically visits, usually individuals from Slovakia to the Beskydy Mountains
• The brown bear is feared for its aggression when disturbed while feeding, or when a sow defends her young
• They live solitary lives, but during mating season (May) males gather with females. Females then live with their cubs for several years
• Brown bear hunting is not difficult, as for example in Romania it is hunted at baiting sites from high tree stands during high seat hunting
• Hunting takes place in May (spring hunt) and then in September (autumn hunt)
• Fee hunting can be found in Huntastic offers, for example in Romania or Croatia

The alpine marmot is a large rodent inhabiting high altitudes of massive mountain ranges such as the Tatras, Alps, and Pyrenees.

• It does not occur in the Czech Republic, but stable populations live in Austria in the Alps, Slovakia in the Tatras, and in Spain in the Pyrenees
• The alpine marmot is characterized by its typical whistling
• It lives near its burrows, where it can quickly hide from danger. Young are also born in the burrows
• The hunting of the alpine marmot is very interesting. Hunters must aim very precisely; with marmots, there is a risk that a poor shot will cause them to hide in a deep burrow, and such a marmot will be irretrievably lost
• Hunting takes place from mid-August to the end of September
• You can find fee-based hunting offers on Huntastic, for example in Austria

Black grouse is a gallinaceous bird that lives in mountain areas. In countries like the Czech Republic, it is strictly protected, but it is also commonly hunted in some countries (Scandinavia, Austria, etc.).

• Black grouse is strictly protected in the Czech Republic. It occurs in isolated pockets in the Krkonoše Mountains, Šumava, Jizerské Mountains, or for example in the Krušné Mountains
• The habitat of black grouse consists of open mountain areas with scattered trees, or mixed and scattered peat bogs, mountain meadows, forests of various ages
• In spring, black grouse goes to the lek (from March to May), when it ardently fights with its rivals at lekking sites on submontane meadows
• It is characterized by typical "bubbling" during the lek and drooping wings. Due to its ardor during fights, it has earned the nickname "black knights"
• Not everywhere is its population as dire as in the Czech Republic. It commonly occurs in Scandinavia, but also in large populations in the Alps
• Hunting of black grouse is possible in the Austrian Alps and in Scandinavia. You can select black grouse hunting offers on the Huntastic hunting platform

Quail is the only migratory gallinaceous bird in Europe. Its occurrence is widespread throughout Europe and parts of the Middle East. It nests in Europe and has its wintering grounds in Africa

• In the Czech Republic, it is the smallest species of gallinaceous birds and also the only migratory species of gallinaceous birds
• The habitat and occurrence of quail, as the name suggests, are fields, steppes, meadow vegetation in lowlands and highlands
• Quails live in flocks, pairs are polygamous
• Every attentive listener of nature will notice the presence of quail, as it calls with its typical sound: "Pět peněz, pět peněz"
• Quail hunting is exclusively available in our offers in Serbia during the summer in August
• Quail hunting is ideal in Serbia from mid-August to the end of September

The common jackal is a canine beast that is found in Hungary, Serbia and generally inhabits southeastern Europe to the Near East.

• Over time, the jackal's range extends to more northern states, which is why it can sometimes be seen in Slovakia, or rarely in Moravia in the Czech Republic
• The common jackal is slightly larger than a fox and smaller than a wolf. Its way of life is mainly nocturnal and lives together in pairs and offspring in small packs
• The jackal's biggest competitor is the red fox, with which it lives in part of the same territory and feeds on the same food
• For this reason, even hunting jackals using the lure of the cries of rabbits, hares, birds is very effective
• You can choose hunting offers in our offers, when hunting is done exclusively in Serbia
• Jackal hunting is allowed in Serbia all year round, and in other states the hunting period may vary according to national legislation in force

The wild turkey and its fee hunt in the free range is enjoying increasing popularity. Take a look and choose from our turkey hunting offerings

• In our territory, wild turkeys are found in several areas where breeding takes place (Pilsen and Olomouc Region)
• The wild turkey is native to the American continent and thrives here
• The ideal time for turkey hunting is here (also by law) from 15.3. until 15.4., when is the turkey breeding season. Abroad, turkey hunting times may vary
• Another wild turkey hunting season is from October 1st to December 31st
• The wild turkey is the largest representative of game birds in the Czech Republic. It weighs around 10 kg and grows up to 120 cm
• A trophy turkey can be interesting to hunters from several directions: tail tuft, chest brush, wings or head with chest
• The color of the wild turkey is metallic to black
• Wild turkey hunting during the flow is very attractive. You can choose from several possible ways to hunt a turkey, such as luring with a decoy, rubbing flights on the ground, or using balabans.
• Individual turkey hunting takes place either in the form of waiting in the "waiting area" or in the form of scrambling, when the hunter must observe the residence signs of this beautiful animal

Paid chamois hunts are a pleasant diversion for all hunters of this beautiful animal

• The only representative of the mountain goat in the wild in our territory
• It is located in the Jeseníky and Lužické mountains, where it was imported at the beginning of the 20th century
• The mountain chamois population is stable (around 600 animals) and a few animals can be hunted annually for a fee
• The Czech mountain chamois population is considered one of the healthiest populations in the world
• Mountain chamois has several subspecies (Alpine, Pyrenean, Carpathian, Tatra, French, Balkan, Turkish or Mediterranean)
• His trophy is the horns, which both the male and the female have, ranging in size from 10 to 30 cm. Roses grow throughout their lives.
• The size of the chamois reaches 70 to 90 cm at the withers and its weight is around 50 kg

Browse paid hunts for Dybowski sika deer in our game hunting offers

• The hunting season for Dybowski sika deer is from July 1st to January 31st, although the hunting season may vary in other countries
• Together with Japanese sika deer, it belongs to species imported to our country in the 19th century
• Its origin comes from eastern Russia - Manchuria
• In appearance it resembles fallow deer, however it has a dark stripe on its back and its antlers are not palmate
• Paid hunts for Dybowski sika deer are very interesting for hunters, as its antlers form a massive trophy
• Dybowski sika deer is hunted mainly in game preserves, where it achieves medal values
• Dybowski sika deer is the largest representative of sika deer and reaches a weight of up to 120 kg
• It is hunted with a rifle like other big game species by high seat hunting or stalking

Trophy hunts for Japanese sika deer are now divided into two categories: Japanese sika deer individual hunt offers and Japanese sika deer driven hunt offers

• The hunting season for Japanese sika deer is from July 1st to January 31st, but may vary in other countries
• The most attractive hunting period for sika is from late October to late November, during the rut
• During the rut, the Japanese sika deer exhibits whistling
• Japanese sika deer live primarily in western Bohemia, where they form a large population and thus offer many hunting opportunities
• Japanese sika deer are considerably smaller than red stag and measure around 120 cm at the shoulder with a weight of around 80 kg
• Sika is originally from East Asia (as the name suggests) and was imported to Europe in the 19th century
• Since then, its population has been successfully increasing, even at the expense of red deer, with which it can crossbreed and damage its gene pool
• Venison from Japanese sika deer is among the most delicious meat from big game
• In the Czech Republic, its relative Dybowski sika deer also occurs, which is found mainly in game preserves and is the largest among sika deer

The mallard is the most numerous species of duck hunted. In addition, big polecat and crested coot · black coot are hunted

• The hunting season for mallards in the Czech Republic is from September 1. until 30.11. Hunting times may vary in other countries
• Along with the duck, you can also hunt the black coot, the great polecat and the crested polecat
• Mallards stay in all water types throughout the territory of the Czech Republic
• It can be hunted in small hunting groups or on large hunts
• Popular mallard fee hunts are conducted on large ponds where ducks are artificially reared
• However, an attractive way of hunting is group hunting in the morning and evening, when the ducks gradually fly to the water surface
• The duck is hunted with 3.5 mm shot
• To attract ducks, you can use so-called balabans, which are artificial dummies of ducks on the water surface
• You can also attract a duck using decoys

Fee hunts for hares are a great rarity in hunting offers that will please any hunter

• Hare hunting takes place on joint hunts (hunts) and the hare hunting period is from 1.11. until 31.12.
• You can also hunt hares with the help of raptors, which can be hunted this way from 1.9.
• Hare populations have declined greatly in recent years, but there are still areas where hares are abundant
• It is hunted with a shot around 4 to 4.5 mm
• Traditional hare hunting is one of the most prestigious events
• Hare game is rated as the tastiest meat for sirloin or other sauces
• Catching several dozen hares is considered a good hunt
• Hunting takes place only on the wild population of hares in nature