The game preserve Jitro consists of 90% forest cover. Around 15 hectares are meadows. The forest is mainly spruce with natural undergrowth of various ages, in which wild boars that have managed to overcome the fence are often hiding. The game preserve is interspersed with thickets, as well as cleared clearings and mature forests. Together, the forest is made up of a beautiful mosaic of trees of various ages.

The game preserve is rather on a flat terrain without large undulations. Nevertheless, thanks to the tangle of different thickets, it is more suitable to hunt by waiting rather than by scrambling, because the game makes perfect use of the cover and usually the hunter sees it for a very short time, which the game allows.

The game preserve is mainly represented by Dybowski’s sika deer, which achieve medal values ​​here. Another hunted species is the European fallow deer, which, thanks to the very good nutritional value of the range, again achieves a medal. To add variety to the game preserve, wild boars occasionally appear and manage to find their way into the game preserve.

The accommodation is a facility next to the game preserve together with the facilities. Hunters can use the entire apartment with a kitchen, two bedrooms, and at the same time refreshments are prepared for them.

They hunt in the morning, afternoon and evening. It all depends on the hunter’s wishes. During the day, hunters can use the giant pond in which they can catch fish.