The Nyírlugos hunting area is located in Eastern Hungary, directly adjacent to the Gúth Forest, 25 km south of Nyírbátor. This forest is a globally renowned hunting ground, abundant in fallow deer. The terrain is predominantly flat with slight undulations, covering an area of 4,000 hectares. Natural watercourses and lakes are not present within this territory. Approximately 60% of the land is covered by forests, predominantly acacia trees. However, oak, poplar, and pine trees can also be found. Agricultural fields are dominated by crops such as maize, sunflowers, rye, and wheat.
