Unique exhibits will be seen at the trophy exhibition in Hall G1

On the occasion of the centenary of the founding of the Czech-Moravian Hunting Association, an exhibition of unique trophies will be installed in Hall G1. The displayed exhibits will feature a deer trophy from 1730, which was won by Eleonore von Schwarzenberg, and was rated as the strongest trophy in the world only as late as 1937 in Berlin.

Two strongest mouflons from Termanec (Židlochovice forest establishment) and from the Otov hunting reserve in Domažlicko district will also be exhibited; they also rank among the strongest mouflon trophies in the entire world. Among the displayed trophies, there will be a deer from Opatovice near Brno, which in 1971 was awarded as the second strongest deer trophy in the world at an exhibition in Budapest. Finally, a chamois trophy from Česká Kamenice, which is the strongest national chamois trophy to date, will be exhibited.