Hungary, a country of over 93,000 square kilometres in the heart of Europe, is bordered by Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Austria, Slovakia, Ukraine and Romania. With a population of only 9.7 million, Hungary is well known for its hospitality and notably overseas hunters who flock to the country in pursuit of red deer, roe, fallow, mouflon and wild boar. . . and also to enjoy Hungary’s hospitality and cuisine. Why is wildlife in this country so renowned? In Hungary forestry, farming and hunting all play an important role in the economy, in part due to the productive soil countrywide which provides ideal conditions for large game. In addition, Hungarian Wildlife Management, established over 200 years ago, has an important role to play in terms of seasons, records, winter feeding and selective hunting. As a result, the wildlife population is extensive, in good health and numbers improve annually. The Hungarian Big Five . . . roe, red deer, fallow, mouflon ram and wild boar . . are renowned and attract hunters worldwide. Zsolt Kovacs, known to English hunters as George, operates HH Hunting Ltd. Based in England for the past five years he organises hunting trips for clients to his native Hungary and with perfect English, George personally leads hunting parties to premium hunting grounds and has access to historical estates.