Hunting ground Dunajovice is a field hunting area, in which there are around 200 hectares of forests and about 23 hectares of water bodies. The rest are large fields and meadows. Despite the fact that there are almost no large bodies of water in the hunting area, the hunting area is located between a system of wetlands, reedbeds and the largest ponds in the Czech Republic.

It is the presence of large fields near these water complexes that directly attracts hundreds of geese to graze every day. There are also other waterfowl, such as whooping cranes. Quite often, hundreds of crows mingle among the geese.

Hunting is not allowed in the nature reserve Velký and Malý Tisý. Geese and other waterfowl have complete peace here, which is also used by autumn geese from the north. In autumn, flocks of thousands of white-fronted geese descend on the nearby fields, usually flying in at once.

In the Dunajovice hunting area, goose hunts are organized in August on morning and evening trips in small hunting groups, which can use natural shelters while waiting for the first flocks of geese and field geese. Geese usually fly in groups of dozens of individuals, and hunters thus have repeated hunting opportunities.

In autumn there are hunts for geese from the north, which descend in huge flocks, and this is a completely different hunt than in August.