Every corner of the Janovská Dolina nature reserve is original. Hills, valleys, plateaus, views of adjacent mountains, forests or a long view to Poland through the nearby village of Janow enhance the hunting experience.

In the nature reserve, forests and groves alternate with thickets and swamps that follow the mountain meadows. Thorns grow along the contour lines on the preserved boundaries, or linear plantings and solitary trees are restored here.

The nature reserve is managed in eco mode. As part of various programs, ponds and wetlands are created here, in which spotted salamanders, native species of amphibians and waterfowl live.

In the reserve, it is possible to fish in the nearby pond, which is adjacent to the hunting cabins. Hunters are accommodated in these cabins.

Hunting is difficult due to the natural terrain and requires a lot of hunting luck, but also skill. There is no guarantee that hunters will be successful during their first hunting trips.

Deer live hidden in impenetrable thickets, and if they come out to graze, it is not easy to get within hunting distance of them. If the hunters are used to hunting at long distances, such hunting is also allowed.

The greatest hunting experience is the deer rut, during which deer can be heard from different corners of the park. At the same time, this period is suitable for hunting red deer, which come out of their hidden life into the open meadows and show themselves in all their power.

It is also rare to see a deer fight.