About hunting
Hunting is culture for us. Traditions and community, way of life, way of thinking, eagerness to learn and respect for all creature of the forest.
What does it mean to be a real hunter?
We believe that it is not the rifle that makes the hunter but the humbleness.
We stand for the local flora and fauna: our most important task is to protect wildlife and its reasonable extension and nurturing. Hunting is primarily for the regulation of the number of games. We try to protect wildlife from all risks, whether is caused by the game, by disease or by poaching.
Great hunters never forget for a moment that they are just a part of nature and not the landlord.
Respecting the nature
Respect and eagerness to learn. We do not just love and awe nature but we also strive to get to know it. We feel responsible for the local wildlife and the plants.
We drop individual animals but we protect species and we protect the ecological balance of forests and plains. We respect the dropped animals, irrespective of their breed and trophy qualification.
Fairness
We know the enviromental protection laws in force and cause them to be complied with . We condemn the use unethical devices and technology for dropping game in our hunting area or anywhere else.
We try to live by the principles and values of real hunters inside and outside the forests, too.
Respecting the rules, humbleness and fairness.
Humbleness
We hunt prudently and with respecting the dignity of the animals, we never cause unnecessary suffering. The beauty of hunting is never measured in sheer quantities.
We are connected by the eagerness to earn and to get to know the forest and the nature as far as possible.
We continuoisly participate in trainings to be professional member of the hunting community and worthy heirs of the Hungarian hunting culture.
Heritages preservation
For us hunting is an important part of the universal and natural culture.
We respect the profession that is as old as the mankind and that connects different eras and civilizations.
We are especially proud of the hunting tradition that is uniquely our:
belongs to the Hungarians and te people in the South Great Plain.
The protection and enrichment of this tradition is inseparable from the protection of our natural heritage.
We struggle daily against the threats risking the wildlife, the diseases and against poaching. We monitor the existence of pest and the rates of dead animals to prevent further damages.