Hungary
Hunting in Hungary means fantastic hunting for giant trophies
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- Trophies of Red Deer, Fallow Deer, Mouflon, Wild Boar and Roe Deer
- High Success Rate
- Well-organized Wildlife Management
- Competitive Prices
Hunting in Hungary
Hungary has always been a grat hunting destination with solid European hunting traditions. Hunting in Hungary is without parallel, and if you are looking for a really good trophy, then Hungary is certainly the place for you. Hungary is famous for its impressive populations of game and high quality trophies, especially those of red deer, fallow deer, roe deer and wild boar. If you are looking for a really excellent trophy, in Hungary you can find stag hunts for animals with a trophy weight of 10-11 kg , and with high rates of success. Likewise the trophies topping the record books for both fallow deer and roe deer, are often from Hungary. Hungary is also a great destination for rough shooting offering a great range of hunts, including some great wing shooting - pheasants, ducks and pigeon etc - are all available at much lower prices than you will find at home. Another good reason to go hunting in Hungary!
Well organised hunting, charming accommodation, exciting Hungarian cooking and great hospitality are all hallmarks of a hunting tour to one of our fantastic Hungarian hunting districts. Hunting in Hungary has an undeserved reputation for being expensive - largely because of the large numbers of huge trophies shot here. You will not be risking house and home if you shoot the stag presented to you however - on a hunt in Hungary the guide must show yow a trophy within a tolerance of plus/minus 15% of the size agreed on in advance. Otherwise the hunt can simply leave the trophy without being charged for it. This is a great way of staying within budget!
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Game
Buck/Roe Buck/Roe Deer (Europe)
Scientific Name: Capreolus capreolus Subspecies: We have not included any of the subspecies of Capreolus capreolus, as the authors dissagree about their status as individual subspecies. Distribution: All of Europe except Ireland, Iceland, Southern Spain and Greece. Roe Deer populations are not common to the Mediterranean islands. Habitat: Roe Deer populations are found today in most terrain...
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Fallow Deer (Europe)
Scientific Name: Cervus dama Subspecies: Mesopotamian Fallow Deer (C. d. mesopotamica) Distribution: The Fallow Deer originated from Asia Minor, but is found all over Europe today, either freely roaming or in fenced in areas. Habitat: Woodland with dense undergrowth often in the immediate vicinity of pasture land. The Fallow Deer prefers open land. Description: Large deer weighing...
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Female Deer
Female Deer consist of several game species: Red Deer, Fallow Deer, Roe Deer and Wild Boar. Red Deer Hind Scientific Name: Cervus elaphus Distribution: The native range of the red deer Europe, parts of north Africa and western Asia, it has been introduced to Australia, New Zealand, Chile and Argentina. Habitat: In most of their range they are forest animals, but in some areas, such as...
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Hare, European
Scientific Name: Lepus europaeus Subspecies: Up to 30 subspecies of hare have been described, but the number is disputed and the differences of little interest to hunters. Distribution: Native to much of Europe and part of west/central Asia. Introduced to many countries including England, Scotland, Sweden, Argentina, Australia and New Zealand. Habitat: Found in many types of habitats,...
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Mouflon (Europe)
Scientific Name: Ovis musimon Subspecies: None in Europe. Distribution: Small isolated groups all over Europe (mostly in fenced in areas). Habitat: Prefers undulating forested areas. Description: Middle sized animal of the sheep family weighing up to 60 kg. (rams), and measuring around 80 cm over the shoulder. General colour dark brown on the back and along the flanks. A black band is...
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Pheasant
Scientific Name: Phasianus coachicus Subspecies: There are thought to be about 30 subspecies, divided into 5 groups: the Caucasus pheasants, White-winged pheasants, Mongolian ring-necked pheasants, Tarim pheasants and the Chinese ring-necked pheasants. Distribution: Native to Asia but widely introduced elsewhere. Common throughout much of Europe. Habitat: Ground dwelling bird of woods,...
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Red Deer/Red Stag (Europe)
Scientific Name: Cervus elaphus Subspecies: We recognise the following subspecies for Europe: East European Red Deer (C.e. montanus) Corsican Red Deer (C.e. corsicanus) Distribution: Red Deer is found in most European countries. Habitat: Woodland, pasture land, wetlands and moorland. Is found in lowlands as well as on high ground and in mountains. Description: Large deer weighing...
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Wild Boar (Europe)
Scientific Name: Sus scrofa Subspecies: Sus sr. castilianus (Portugal and Spain) Sus sr. reiseri (Albania, Bulgaria and the former Yugoslavia). Sus sr. attila (Hungary, Romania and Russia). Distribution: All countries in Europe with the exception of The British Isles, southern Italy and southern Greece. Habitat: Woodland with dense undergrowth, often in the vicinity of pasture...
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Best areas in Hungary for capital red stags
The areas are 11,000 - 16,000 ha with approx. 1/3 forest, 1/3 reeds and wetlands and 1/3 arable land. The hunting areas are located in southern Hungary - near the border with Croatia. The areas house one of Hungary's strongest red deer populations, which in terms of trophies are significantly above the Hungarian average. In other words, these are the areas for hunters who want the largest...
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East Hungary
We have several good territories for roebuck hunts. Especially in the eastern part of Hungary near the "Puszta" or the Hungarian Plain, which is a colossal plain area southeast of Budapest, which makes up approx. 50% of Hungary's area. The area is mainly flat, but forms a perfect biotope for wild game. The plain is bounded on the west by the river Danube and reaches to the east into the former...
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Eastern Hungary
The areas of between 4,000 – 11,000 ha are located approx. 2.5 hours drive from Budapest airport, in eastern Hungary up to the border with Romania. The terrain is fairly flat and is predominantly used for agriculture. However, these agricultural areas are regularly interrupted by small forests, sheds, meadows and rivers, making the landscape fertile and rich in game.
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Forest district Sefag
The forest district SEFAG consists of a total of 8 hunting areas and is located in the South western corner of Hungary. Altogether, the area is one of Hungary's largest at a total of 104,000 hectares, which are located in Somogy County, which is described as one of Hungary's regions with most wildlife. There are 8 separate hunting districts in the area, where all of the common European game...
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Hunting Area - Bird Hunt in Hungary
The more than 65,000 hectare area is located in northern Hungary, just over 1 hour's drive from Budapest airport. Approx. 4000 ha of the area is very hilly woodland, and was designated many years ago by English pheasant hunters as being the optimal biotope for pheasant hunting of the highest quality. Our partner has held pheasant hunts in this area for the past 22 years, and each year breeds...
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Hunting Area - Mouflon Hunts in Hungary
This exclusive state owned hunting district covers 18.600 hectares. It lies just to the north of Lake Balaton and stretches over the Bakony Mountains. it is a hilly and very beautiful district, 70% of which is covered with broad leaf forest. There is a good, diverse population of game that includes big mouflon (85 - 90cm) and red stags with a trophy weight of up to 8kg. the district is also...
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Many top private hunting areas
Most of the areas are situated in the north western part of Hungary, but depending on your wishes and requests we will of course find an area of the right quality and that will provide you with the highest possible successrate. For example, if you want to hunt for strong roe bucks we will find a good area for you on the Hungarian Puszta in mid/east Hungary. The areas vary in sizes from 7,000 -...
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Sefag/Labod/Szantód
The state forest district consists of a total of 8 hunting areas and is located in the southwestern corner of Hungary. Altogether, the area is one of Hungary's largest at a total of 104,000 hectares, which are located in Somogy County, which is described as one of Hungary's game richest regions at all. Some of the largest hunting areas are called Lábod and Szantód. Here you...
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Attila Papp
For nearly 20 years, Attila has been our representative in all dealings with the Hungarian hunting districts. After working for many years in the hunting business his knowledge of and personal network in the Hungarian hunting universe is outstanding. He is our guarantee for professionally managed districts of the highest standard, competitive prices, and a quick reaction time if any problems...
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