Hunting ground Černíš forms an imaginary gateway to nature from České Budějovice. The large nature reserve, which is located in the eastern part of the hunting grounds, consists of several ponds, forest and wetlands. It is a large breeding ground for waterfowl, including geese and ducks.

A pheasantry has been built next to the reserve, in which thousands of pheasants are raised, and thanks to this, pheasant hunts are organized here in a natural environment. Pheasants are released as full-grown chickens. In adulthood, they are indistinguishable from the wild population, which all hunters will appreciate.

The pheasant’s terrain is easy for hunters. This is a plain interwoven with reeds.

The same is with wild ducks which are raised and hunted here on about 10 ponds. A great emphasis is placed on the quality of farmed game to give hunters the best possible mallard fee hunting experience. Several hundred ducks are caught here during one hunt.

In autumn, when duck hunts are held, wild populations of ducks also migrate to the ponds. Thanks to this, hunters have the opportunity to hunt a wild population of ducks or other game duck species such as mallard, crested polecat or black coot. Wild geese can also be a matter of course.

The southern part of the hunting area is rather mixed, with smaller fields and forests. Thanks to this, there is a suitable opportunity for hunting roe deer, fallow deer, but also wild boar.

Throughout the hunt, the terrain is flat and undemanding, without any large elevation gain. However, there are beautiful views of the surrounding hilly landscape and the beginning Šumava mountains.