Hunt Armenti – Hunting Agency Poland
Driven Hunts – Tradition, Thrill & Hunter’s Brotherhood
Driven hunts are among the most spectacular and emotionally charged forms of hunting. For generations, they have been a key part of Polish hunting heritage — combining a passion for nature with camaraderie and meticulously organized fieldwork.
What is a Driven Hunt?
A driven hunt involves a group of hunters — typically several to a dozen — positioned at designated stands. The game is pushed toward the hunters by a beat line and/or hunting dogs, which flush animals out of cover and drive them in the direction of the guns.
Game Species Taken During a Driven Hunt
Depending on the approved cull plan, driven hunts may include:
Wild boars
Red and fallow deer stags
Hinds and calves (red/fallow deer)
Roe does and fawns
Predators (e.g. foxes, raccoon dogs)
Hunting Season
In Poland, the driven hunt season typically runs from October to January, when weather conditions favor tracking and game is highly active. All dates are strictly regulated by national hunting law and game management plans.
Who Is It For?
Driven hunts are ideal for:
Seasoned hunters who appreciate a sportsmanlike, team-based atmosphere
Groups of friends or hunting clubs seeking a shared adventure
Those pursuing diverse game and intense, high-paced hunting
Clients who value well-structured hunts with full logistical support
Professional Organization
Properly executed driven hunts require:
Careful planning of drives and hunter positioning
Experienced staff leading the hunt
Strict safety protocols
Accurate harvest documentation
Our agency provides full-service organization, including:
Registration and guided introduction to the hunting ground
Legal and ethical hunting procedures
Experienced teams: guides, beaters, and well-trained dogs
Trophy care, field dressing, and transport
Ceremony & Tradition
Driven hunts in Poland are held with full respect for traditional hunting ceremony — including game parades (pokot), hunting horn signals, and proper ethics.
It’s more than just a hunt — it’s a cultural and communal experience rooted in heritage.