Buda Hills

Budakeszi Forestry Unit

The 17300 hectare hunting area lying in the heart of the Buda hills is located to the north from Budapest. The large, closed block of forest is bordered by the capital from the south and by the Pilis hills from the north. Hunters like the area rich in grazing fields for game and cut to a great extent owing to its rich game stock. The features of the biotope are excellent for the wild boar-, moufflon and fallow-deer stocks. There are game gardens on almost 2200 hectares with mixed stock of game which are suitable for organising wild boar hunting with rich bag. The Budakeszi Hunters’ Lodge of the Forestry Unit satisfying all needs hosts the guests in continuous operation. The hunters’ lodge can be found at 8 km from Budapest and at 40 km from Ferenc Liszt International Airport. It can be accessed from the Budaörs exit of M1 motorway.

Game species that can be hunted		Annual sales	Average trophy	Outstanding trophy
Red-deer	stag	20 pcs	6,5 kg	12,20 kg
	hind, calf	30 pcs
Fallow-deer	buck	20 pcs	3,7 kg	5,40 kg
	doe, fawn	30 pcs
Roe-deer	buck	30 pcs	230 gr	518 gr
	doe, fawn	20 pcs
Moufflon	buck	30 pcs	75 cm	101 cm
	ewe, lamb	20 pcs
Wild-boar	tusker	60 pcs	18 cm	29,0 cm
	sow	60 pcs
	porkling, piglet	150 pcs