Pozega basin is bordered by massifs of Papuk, Krndija, Psunj, Pozeska and Dilj gora, and was known as early as in the Roman times as Golden valley. The Pozega-Slavonia County spreads at the area of 1,821 km2, with Pozega as the centre of cultural and economic life. State and joint hunting-grounds are administered by hunting societies and private hunting-ground lease-holders united in the Hunting Federation of the Pozega-Slavonia County. Quality wines from the vineyards of Kutjevo, lively landscape and abundance of game shall win the heart of any hunter. Large population of wild boars at the hillsides of Papuk, Krndija and Psunj guarantees very successful joint hunting. Individual hunting in Zvecevo, South Papuk and Western Papuk hunting-grounds of deer, roe-buck or trophy wild boar offer unforgettable experience of free nature. Fallow deer lives in South Krndija hunting-grounds, while fox, wild cat, badger and pine marten are frequent inhabitants of forests of the Pozega-Slavonia County. Hunting associations of Pozega valley and the surrounding of Lipik provide good hunting of pheasant, snipe, quail and rabbit.