When the leaves fall and visibility in the forest improves driven hunts traditionally begin. This season marks the start of collective hunting, where beaters and dogs drive game such as wild boar and red deer towards waiting hunters. Autumn driven hunts not only manage wildlife populations but also maintain balance between nature and agriculture, while preserving a long-standing cultural tradition.
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