The hunting grounds are mostly situated in slightly undulating terrain at an altitude of around 300-400 meters above sea level and are therefore characterized by its nature very good for driven hunts. Coniferous trees dominate the area, especially spruce and pine, while beech and oak are deciduous trees. The main game here is wild boar, other game is roe deer, mouflon and fallow deer. In recent years, the number of wild boar hunts in this hunting grounds has ranged from 25 to 45 animals per day. There is always a sufficient number of beaters and dogs working in the drive, so driven hunts in this area become very attractive, desirable and memorable for hunters. Driven hunts are usually conducted in the form of encircled drives, which are usually 2-3 in total in one hunting day. During the hunt the hunters are provided with a hearty snack consisting of typical Czech cuisine. The hunt usually starts at 9 a.m. and ends with a closing ceremony at around 4 p.m., when, to the sound of horns, the hunters are presented with fragments in honor of their successful hunt.