The Biharugra hunting area is a part of the floodplain between the towns of Mezögyán and Körösnagyharsán, where artificial water bodies are created for fish breeding. At the same time, the whole area is covered with reeds, wetlands and natural watercourses  which create various pools, meanders and swamps.

The landscape is flat with a tendency to form permanent waterlogged areas that arise during heavy rains or autumn and winter weather. However, the fertile soil and warm climate provide good conditions for growing corn, which the geese love.

A lot of hunting takes place in corn stubble, which is visited by thousands of flocks of geese. Geese live permanently on the extensive pond complexes Begécsi-víztáróló and Biharugráí-halastavak. The pond complexes are formed as two large bodies of water, connected to each other by canals and divided by dykes.

Above all, shallow water areas with a rich cover of adjacent reeds, which create separate wetted areas, are important for geese and ducks.