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ST HUBERTUS HUNTING TOURS

OFFER N. 38/2018. RESERVATION 2019

ROEBUCKS HUNTING IN WESTERN CZECH

Game pack in May 2017

THE HUNTING GROUNDS

4000 hectares of mixed forests, meadows, fields with an altitude around 500 mt. The main games

are roe-deer and wild boars. The hunting area is near the SPA town Františkový Lázne. There is

a good population of roe deer and hunters are used to hunt some nice roebucks during each

hunting output. Very promising wild boar population assure successful hunts.

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OUR OFFER

HUNTER

FIXED CHARGES WITH 3 HUNTING DAYS AND 4 NIGHTS IN THE SPA HOTEL

Administration Fee

Czech Hunting License and Insurance

Hunting Guide

4 nights in double room-single use full board

Total amount: 600 €

Transport in the hunting area: 1 € / km, 30-40 are average km per day

NON-HUNTER GUEST

4 nights in double room – single use full board: 320 €

Some trophies of roebucks hunted in grounds of this offer

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ROEBUCKS PRICE LIST

N.B. Below mentioned weight of trophies are after reduction 90 gr.

Roebucks with a trophy up to 150 gr: 110 €

151–250 gr: 195 €

251–299 gr: 220 €

300 gr: 260 €

From 301 to 330 gr: 260 € + 3 € per each other gr

330 gr: 350 €

from 331 to 360 g: 350 € + 5 € per each other gr

360 gr: 500 €

From 361 gr to 400 gr: 500 € + 7 € per each other gr

Starting from 401 gr: 710 € + 9 € per each other gr

Preparation of trophies by boiling and blanching: 35 € each one

Wounding

50 % of price according the above mentioned price list

Missed Shooting: 40 €

Game Pack from grounds of this offer

WILD BOAR PRICE LIST

• Wild Boar Piglet up to 15kg: 77,- €

• Wild Boars Piglet 15-30 kg: 105,- €

• Wild Boar Piglet 30 kg +: 180, - €

• Wild Boar Sow up to 50 kg: 240, - €

• Wild Boar Sow 50 + kg: 380 €

• Tusker up to 100 CIC Points: 385,--EURO

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• Tuskers 100-105 CIC Points: 550,--EURO

• Tuskers 105-110 CIC Points: 770,- €

• Each point from 110 to 120 CIC: 90, - €

• Each point from 120 CIC: 140, - €

Preparation of 1 tusk by boiling and blanching: 30 €

Wild Boars Shot in Grounds of this offer

ACCOMODATION IN HOTEL – SPA

A pleasant stay is provided by a Hotel-Spa set in the Spa-Town di Františkový Lázne. The

restaurant of the hotel is well know for its Czech and international cuisine. We strongly

recommend to taste game dishes.

SOME PICTURES OF HOTEL

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TOURIST ATTRACTIONS NEAR THE HUNTING AREA

FRANTIŠKOVY LÁZNE

When Johann Wolfgang von Goethe was staying in Františkovy Lázně, he described the town as

“heaven on earth”. To this days the smallest settlement in the famous West Bohemian spa triangle

– the other two points being Karlovy Vary and Mariánské Lázně – still boasts elegant neo-Classical

colonnades, well-pruned parks, an agreeable ambience and a feeling of tranquillity, rest and

relaxation. Come and see for yourself if the words of the famous German poet still hold true, and

enjoy some time in the town that gave the world its first mud spa. Locals began to notice the curative

properties of the local springs around five centuries ago.The spa town itself, however, was only

founded in the 18th century by Austrian Emperor Franz I, after whom it is named. At its zenith

people like Johann Strauss, Prince Metternich, Kafka and Beethoven came to take the cure.

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In Františkovy Lázně you can put yourself in the capable hands of no less than 20 cold mineral

springs, top-quality natural mud and gases with curative properties. All of these are used in the

treatment of the muscular-skeletal system, cardiovascular disease and, in particular,

gynaecological problems, including infertility. However, the graceful spa houses also offer

enjoyable wellness procedures, which are guaranteed to return your lost vitality, rejuvenate the

body and de-stress the mind. It’s not just Brussels that uses the symbol of a little boy – Františkovy

Lázně does too. The West Bohemian boy’s name is František and he is said to have miraculous

powers. Locals believe that if a woman touches his statue in a certain place, she is guaranteed to

become pregnant. Not far from the well-known statue you can drink from the František Spring.

Strolling along the main avenue, don’t forget to stop by at the House U Dvou zlatých lvů (At the

Two Golden Lions) where Beethoven stayed during his visits to the town. If you like a bit of watery

fun, why not enliven your visit with a splash around at the Aquaforum, where both indoor and

outdoor pools, water slides, whirlpools, water caves, saunas, hydromassage and beach volleyball

courts await.

CHEB

The West Bohemian city of Cheb is one of the oldest and historically most valuable Czech cities. It

is also a place that witnessed one of the greatest conspiracies in Czech history. Due to the large

number of magnificently preserved historical sites and its unique medieval atmosphere, Cheb is

one of the most beautiful cities in the Czech Republic. The city’s history is inextricably linked with

the figure of Albrecht von Wallenstein, who remains one of the most controversial figures in Czech

and European history. The merchant, politician and military commander gradually worked his

way to becoming one of the most powerful personalities in Europe in his time. His power began to

reach such proportions that even the emperor feared him. Based on unsubstantiated charges of an

attempted power grab, he had him assassinated. It happened in 1634 in the Pachelbel House on

Cheb’s main square. Today you can see an exhibition here on the life and death of this important

army general. When you walk through the medieval square in Cheb, your eyes will immediately

fall on the city's symbol – Špalíček. This picturesque group of eleven medieval merchants’ houses

grew up here as early as the 13th century. Looming over them are the soaring twin towers of St.

Nicholas’ Church. Do not forget to explore the grounds of the castle, which has been standing

here for more than 800 years. You will see a preserved section of the Romanesque fortifications,

including the Black Tower, and the castle chapel.

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ST HUBERTUS HUNTING TOURS

OFFER N. 39/2018. RESERVATION 2019

ROEBUCKS HUNTING IN WESTERN CZECH

A game pack in May 2016 in grounds of this offer

THE HUNTING GROUNDS

The roe-bucks hunting days will occur in nearly 12000 hectares of free hunting ranges in the area

of Central Bohemia. It is located approximately to the South-East from Prague in beautiful country

full of mixed forests and wide meadows. This area is known for the great hunting adventures

already since the medieval ages, it was always the one of the best hunting-grounds of the Habsburg

dynasty which have built in this area several ancient castles and hunting chateaus.

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THE OFFER

Fixed prices for hunting days

a) Administrative fee for entire organization of the hunting event (4 hunting days)

b) Czech hunting license and obligatory insurance

c) The services for hunting guide for each hunter – 4 hunting days

Total amount: 350,- €

Total amount with 3 hunting days is 300 €

Roebucks Price List

Roebucks with trophy up to 75,00 CIC Points: 300,- €

75,01 – 80 CIC: 350,- €

80,01–85 CIC: 380,- €

85,01–90 CIC: 420,- €

90,01–95 CIC: 450,- €

95,01–100 CIC: 500,- €

100,01–105 CIC: 550,- €

105,01–110 CIC: 590,- €

Per each other point: 40,- €

Wounding of roebucks: 150,- €

Recommended period:

- May, 16 – June 10

- July, 25 – August, 10

Other optional services:

- transport from and to Prague Airport (50 km far away from hunting grounds): according the

number of passengers

- rifle renting for 1 hunting day for one person: 50 €

- trophy preparation by boiling and blanching: 30 € / each trophy

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ACCOMODATION AND MEALS

A pleasant stay is provided by a small Hotel located in the picturesque region of painter Josef Lada

and built in the style of a hunting mansion. This Hotel provides as easy access to Prague in 25

minutes by car, a sauna and free WiFi. An outdoor pool with salt water is at guests' disposal for

free. Breakfast is available in the morning and the on-site restaurant serves Czech and

international cuisine, Pilsner beer and Moravian wine. Guests are welcome to a drink in an on-

site wine bar or borrow barbecue facilities. The Sázava River is 50 m from Hotel and the guests

can rent pedal or row boats or go for a ride in hired bicycles or scooters. A children's playground

can be used. Hummers can also be rented and upon a prior request, an instruction drive in a front

loader, a hot-air balloon flights, horseback or carriage rides can also be arranged. Price starting

from 40 € per person per night with breakfast.

SOME PICTURES OF THE HOTEL

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During your stay we strongly recommend dinner in …………………

THE BEST CZECH RESTAURANT FOR GAME SPECIALITIES

This historical restaurant was re-opened at the beginning of 2009 after its complete reconstruction.

Its peculiar stylish interior with a lot of trophies is supplemented with a rich offering of gourmet

food comprised primarily of wild game specialities. A team of top culinary masters, who have

represented Czech gastronomy in the world (Expo Milan as an example), ensure the high quality

of the meals from local recipes. With its atmosphere, environment and quality food, this restaurant

ranks among the best game restaurants in the Czech Republic.

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Please see some game specialities you will taste during your hunting stay:

Wild Game Goulash “Stará Myslivna” with a Selection of Dumplings

Venison from Ferdinand’s Hunting Grounds with Briar Sauce,

Chateau Marbled Dumplings

Braised hare in black sauce with prunes, almonds, potatoes gnocchi

Wild Game Goulash

Empress Elisabeth’s Rabbit in Cream Sauce, Bread Dumplings

Vilem´s II. Roasted Pheasant from the Konopiště Pheasantry with Bacon on Red Wine with Game

Spices, Sauerkraut, Mashed Potatoes

Franz Joseph’s Wild Roasted Boar, Old Bohemian Red Sauerkraut, Potato Dumplings

Marshal Radecký’s Venison Steak with a Thick Brown Cranberry Sauce

Hussar Venison on a Skewer, Herb Sauce

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Wild Game Pot de Lothringen – Wild Boar and Fallow Deer Medallions, Loin of Venison, Briar

Sauce

Wild Boar Steaks of Stefania of Belgium woth Rowanberry Sauce

Prince Rudolf’s Fallow Deer Tournedos with Juniper Berries and Boletus Mushroom Sauce

Hohenberg’s Juicy Fried Wild Boar Fillets

DOBROU CHUT (BON APETIT)

SOME TOURIST AMENITIES IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF THE HUNTING GROUNDS

We are at your disposal to manage a customised stay also in favor of no-hunter guest with useful

advices in order to guarantee a very pleasant holiday according your needs and wishes. We can

also manage a customised stay in Prague (40 km from this hunting grounds) with very good prices.

On demand we will arrange guide services, and tickets to cultural and sporting events.

KONOPIŠTĚ CHATEAU

Konopiště Castle, founded as a Gothic fortress, was inspired by French fortresses with

a symmetrical layout of the towers, several entrances and drawbridges. Thanks to many

modifications, it was gradually converted into a romantic chateau with luxuriously furnished

interior modified for the everyday life of the aristocracy. The owner of Konopiště chateau and the

founder of the agricultural buildings surrounding the chateau including the Stará Myslivna (old

gamekeeper’s lodge) was Austria’s Archduke Franz Ferdinand d'Este, the heir to the Austrian-

Hungarian throne and the nephew of Emperor and King Franz Joseph I. He used Konopiště

Chateau as the residence for his three children and wife Sophia, from the Czech noble family of

Chotek. He significantly rebuilt the chateau at the end of the 19th century and also made changes

in the outlying lands.

Konopiště Chateau

The heir to the throne was not only a passionate hunter and collector of hinting trophies,

but also an art collector. Franz Ferdinand was a passionate hunter and collector.

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Trophy Corridor in Chateau Konopiště

During a tour of the chateau, you can admire his valuable collection of weapons, the so-called Este

Armoury, which is one of the largest in Europe. Franz Ferdinand also had an extension built

comprising one room to hold more than 1,000 portraits of St. George, with which he allegedly

wanted to beat the similar collection owned by the King of England. The Great Trophy Corridor

bears testament to Franz Ferdinand’s passion for hunting. The archduke killed almost 300,000

animals during his life. The representative lounges with exceptionally valuable Italian cabinets,

the Great Dining Hall with ceiling paintings and the living room of Franz Ferdinand’s family will

provide you with an insight into everyday life at the chateau. When visiting the chateau, you must

make sure to have a look around the extensive chateau park with free-roaming pheasants,

peacocks and quails. The pleasant aroma of the Rose Gardens and their greenhouses make them

the ideal spot to have a rest in an estate that belonged to a man that had a lead role in the European

history. Infact on June 28th, 1914 Franz Ferdinand and his wife, the Duchess Sophia of

Hohenberg, were assassinated in Sarajevo. His death was the pretext for the outbreak of the First

World War. World War Two also influenced history at Konopiště, with the SS headquarters being

established here.

KARLŠTEJN CASTLE

Karlštejn Castle holds an absolutely exceptional position among Czech castles. It was established

by the Czech king and Roman emperor Charles IV as a place to store the royal treasures,

collections of holy relics and the crown jewels. The very impressive layout of the castle buildings

from the settlement outside the castle walls right up to the Imperial Palace and the towers rising

over it will captivate you with their ingenuity. In the castle Chapel of the Holy Cross, you will then

merely contemplate the pictures of Master Theodoric in silent wonder. Set out for the most-visited

castle in the Czech Republic and discover the treasures it has hidden for centuries!Karlštejn Castle

was completed in 1365 and apart from its beautiful decoration, it also stands out among the others

for its stepped layout according to the importance of individual parts of the castle.

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Karlštejn Castle

At the lowest point, you will find the settlement outside the castle walls with the Burgrave’s Palace

and its originally designed well, the two-storey Imperial Palace spreads out above this with the

bedrooms of the king, his court and noblewomen, on the next level, the smaller Marian Tower with

chapels reaches for the sky and at the very top you will find the dominant Great Tower, in which

the Czech royal treasures were supposed to be stored. Climb from the pikes to the gold and precious

stones! The Chapel of the Holy Cross located in the highest High Tower enjoyed such esteem that

Charles IV entered it barefoot as a sign of humility and had it fitted with three iron doors and nine

locks. Its decoration is inspired by the description of Heavenly Jerusalem in the biblical book of

Revelations. The chapel was used as a repository for the crown jewels and held Charles’ collection

of the remains of saints. The chapel with four windows, partially glazed with precious stones, cross

vaults with profiled ribs, frescoes from the life of Christ and 129 unique panels depicting the saints

by Master Theodoric make a visit to this sacred room a truly ethereal experience. Apart from

beautifully furnished rooms, you will also find duplicates of the Czech crown jewels at Karlštejn

as well as the crown jewels of the Holy Roman Empire, not to mention a well 80 metres deep where

raising and lowering of the well buckets was accomplished by a wheel which used to be trodden by

people. Karlštejn has been a great muse for artists since time immemorial. According to one legend,

Karlštejn Castle was intended only for the secular and spiritual needs of King Charles IV, so

women were forbidden from entering. Another legend tells of a blind musician who used to play

the lute accompanied by his faithful dog. The Prince of Brunswick was visiting once with

a treacherous butler who wanted to poison the nobleman. He passed him a goblet with poison, but

the prince offered this to the blind lute player to slake his thirst as he had been playing so

beautifully all day. The faithful dog did not let his master drink from the goblet, jumped onto his

lap and drank it himself.

THE BEER MUZEUM IN PLZEN

Words such as pils, pilsner or pilsener are known the whole world over. We have the brewery in

Plzeň to thank for the creation of this legendary lager. If you are a fan of this amber nectar, Plzeň

is a place you absolutely must visit. Behind the historical gates, two breweries await you with beer

that is the family silver of the Czech lands. So “Cheers”! The city of Plzeň exudes the history of

beer and a medieval atmosphere. Whether you visit the Plzeň brewery, the Brewery Museum or the

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pubs in Plzeň, wherever you go, you will feel the living history which dates right back to the 13th

century. The right to brew beer was granted to the citizens of Plzeň all the way back in 1295 by

King Wenceslas II. However, the quality of the beer fluctuated significantly and a city councillor

even had 36 barrels of bad quality beer poured away. This provided an impulse for foundation of

the new “Citizens’ Brewery”. The first batch was brewed in the new brewery in the 19th century by

the gifted Bavarian brewer Josef Groll from Vilshofen. A combination of Saaz hops, the soft water

in Plzeň and lighter malt was a great success and kick-started the legendary production of Plzeň

beer. During a tour of the Plzeňský Prazdroj brewery, you will pass through the authentic

surroundings of the place where the world famous lager Pilsner Urquell is made. You will view an

exhibition of the ingredients used, the historical and current brew house and bottling plant. A true

delicacy is then a tasting session of unfiltered beer, tapped from oak barrels. The next time

somebody asks you where it was that you tasted the best beer ever you will certainly remember

Plzeňský Prazdroj. During a tour of the second of the Plzeň breweries, Gambrinus, you can have

fun in the interactive arena. If you want to become a true beer expert, training in how to tap and

care for beer awaits you. You can round off the whole tour in the traditional Czech brewery

restaurant “Na Spilce”, which is located on the premises of the former fermentation cellar.

KŘIVOKLÁT CASTLE

Dense forests, massive rocks, mysterious castles and ruins as well as the wide and

calm River Berounka flowing through the whole of the Křivoklátsko and Rakovnicko

region – this is how you could describe one of the most beautiful regions lying on the

border of Central, West and North Bohemia. Get to know this emerald gem of

Europe – the Protected Landscape Area of Křivoklátsko – and discover the history

of the Gothic Křivoklát Castle. In this region intersected by a great number of cycle

paths and hiking routes, hops of the highest global quality and with a subtle aroma

are also cultivated. Křivoklátsko and Rakovnicko are dominated by the River

Berounka, which was created by the confluence of four rivers near the city of Plzeň.

You can visit natural formations along its course such as “Little America” and “Big

America”, the Skryjská Lake reservation and museum of fossils, the magnificent

Křivoklát, Žebrák or Točník castles and last but not least the Celtic centre in Chateau

Nižbor. A dominant feature of the area is one of the oldest of Czech castles, Křivoklát,

which apparently got its name from its crooked foundations. The extensive and

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magnificent castle was a representative seat of Czech kings hidden in the deep forests

which served as royal hunting grounds. The most valuable part of the castle, with its

monumental round tower, is the Royal Hall, the largest in Bohemia after the

Vladislav Hall at Prague Castle. The Füstenberg Library

will amaze you with its books numbering almost thirty thousand. One of the towers

called Huderka was used to hold the legendary alchemist Edward Kelly, whose

unsuccessful attempt at escape ended with a broken leg. You can explore an extensive

hunting collection in the Great Tower. Cultural events and traditional markets held

at Křivoklát will provide you with an insight into the crafts and products made by

the inhabitants of the Křivoklátsko area.

KUTNÁ HORA

St. Barbara Cathedral in Kutnà Hora

Kutná Hora, the city of silver, is deservedly attributed the other name “national

treasury”. This is to say that its wealth helped to ensure the boom of the Czech Kingdom.

The centre of the city was included in the Unesco world heritage list in 1995 thanks to

its historical importance and architectural gems. All of the streets, houses and churches

exude a long history full of important events. The symbol of Kutná Hora is the unique

late Gothic Cathedral of St Barbara. The Wallachian Court became the centre of

economic events, seat of the rulers and the royal mint, in which the first groschen were

already being minted under the reign of Wenceslas II, who called in experts to Kutná

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Hora from the Italian city of Florence and started a currency reform. Apart from the

exhibition of minting coins, you can also visit the “Museum of Uncovering of the

Mysterious Face”, where you will get to know criminals, witches, heretics and arsonists

in the cellars of the Wallachian Court as well as their judges and executioners. A visit

to the Cathedral Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary and St. John the

Baptist and the world famous Ossuary of the Cemetery Church of All Saints is an

amazing experience in its own right. However, the late Gothic Cathedral of Saint

Barbara is a unique building, thanks to which your visit to this royal city will become

a powerful experience. This architectural and church gem was built by the local

master builders over the course of more than 500 years.

Tourist information above mentioned are from www.czechtourism.com