Hunting
Hunting
The Bort hunting territory covers some 1100 hectares. Hunting is private, and entrusted to an association, Les Amis de la Forêt de Bort. The association offers the following activities:
- Battue hunting with hounds. This type of hunting is suited to large areas. The hunters are stationed close to the passage of the animals, in a less regular way than in classic battue. It's a deeply rooted tradition in the south and west of France, lively and vibrant. Shooters wait for a small pack of like-minded currents to launch a deer or wild boar and lead it to voice.
- Woodcock hunting. Specially practiced between October and February, woodcock hunting follows the bird's migratory calendar.
- Hound hunting.
- Deer hunting. Once a year in Bort, the Rallye Fontaines has been coming to us from the Indre region for over 20 years, with its white and black French hounds and large tricolored Anglo-French hounds.
- Fox hunting. The Fauvet brothers usually come twice a year to decouple in the Bort forest