PROHUNT invites you for Driven hunt in Poland is one of my favourite types of hunting. I love watching wild boars running in the forest, shouting beaters and barking dogs. This is an all day excitement. We provide special areas for driven hunt with dense bushes and heavy wetlands. This is an ideal place for wild boars. Red deer usually like to be separated from wild boars in the forest as they prefer peace and quiet that’s why we are mixing both areas for a successful hunt

DRIVEN HUNT TIME

In October we start the driven hunt, however it’s not the best time in whole season. There are still many leaves on the trees effecting visibility, also there are Polish people mushroom picking in the forest. However some hunters like to hunt during this time because animals are moving to zones without humans (reeds and rushes) and then they concentrate their efforts in these areas.

November and December is the start of real driven hunt time. People stop to attend to the forests as well as forestry work is less intense. Corn fields will be harvested and the animals move to the woods because beeches and oaks are dropping acorns. During this period, we hunt in almost all areas of the forest, especially young forests, marshes and wetlands. It’s also time for you to show your shooting skills.January is also a very

good time to hunt in a group. Snow covers the fields and trees creating wonderful scenery. For the leader of the hunt, he he can easly track animals due to the snow. We finish driven hunt on all animals on 15th January, however we can still hunt for wild boar and red stag until the end of January.

ORGANISATION

We put high pressure on a professional service, good beaters and dogkeepers. Eveything depends on them to have a successful result on the parade. We organize hunting for groups of 14-16 hunters it’s a good number to set up a tight area without any gaps. Groups less than 10-12 hunters usually are less popular however for them we also have some solutions and offers. In most cases we hunt in a traditional way from the ground, however some hunting clubs according to specification of their hunting area prefer to shoot from small towers (1,5-2m). Safety Regulations , behaviour and good practices apply in Poland and are send by mail and are repeated again before hunting starts as a presentation in a language understandable by the hunter.

Example plan of the day (exactly hours can be different depending on various conditions):

1. Breakfast is around 6:00,
2. We start hunting at 7:00 – 8:00 (4-5 drives),
3. Lunch in the forest (around 12:00-13:00),
4. Continue hunting (another 3-4 drives),
5. Finish hunting with traditional polish hunting ceremony,
6. Return to hotel

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