The Tabarka hunting ground is completely covered with forest. This is a peripheral part of the Buchlov Mountains, whose official name is Chřiby.

Since this is the edge of the forest complex, twice a year there is a large migration of game to the adjacent fields, which are adjacent to the hunting grounds. During the spring migration, the animals go to the fields and in the fall they return to the shelter of the Buchlov trees.

Autumn migration is used by game, and thanks to ingenious feeding, game stays there in large numbers, which can be used during autumn drives.

The terrain of the hunting area is hilly throughout its area with many valleys where water streams originate. Mature beech forests are light and sparse with a richly laid table of beech trees for game.

These forests are interspersed with thickets of conifers or newly planted beech trees. Animals hide in these thickets during the day.

The thickets are the subject of arson, where a part of the thickets is driven in individual leches with a size of 50 to 70 hectares.