The Tetín-Jarov hunting ground is located next to Beroun and directly overlaps with the Koněprusy Caves
The Tetín-Jarov hunting ground is part of the hilly and picturesque landscape of the Beroun region, where the Berounka River meanders beneath the impenetrable slopes of dense forests. From almost every corner of the hunting ground, one can observe the distant peaks of the Brdy and Křivoklát forests.
The hunting ground is 80% agricultural land, with the remainder consisting of small woods, overgrown impenetrable slopes with shrubs, and part of the hunting ground is bordered by the Berounka River. The Berounka River is home to a large population of cormorans and nutria.
The hunting ground is rich in wild boar and roe deer. Interestingly, there is a high number of badger setts and a large population of badgers.
