In the vicinity of the town of Raška, a special experience is the area of untouched nature that is characterized by the richness of water and the diverse living world. Nature lovers are enabled to surrender to their favorite hobby, hunting and fishing as an integral and significant segment in the overall tourist offer of this area. The hunting grounds are attractive and have a lot of wildlife. “Hunting association Raška”, with its headquarters in Raška, runs a hunting ground with a total area of 21,630 ha, of which hunting area covers 20,169 ha. The association has 172 active members. Consistently cultivated game species in the hunting ground are: rabbit, pheasant, grey partridge and rock partridge. Hunting facilities in the hunting ground have a shelter for pheasants of 0.30 ha.

 

Golija contains hunting grounds: “Golija” (32,507 hectares) where wolves, foxes and rabbits are hunted, “Studenica” (34,934 hectares) where wild boar, roe deer, fox and wolf and “Biser voda” (4,500 hectares) where they hunt wild boar, wolf and roe deer.

 

In the area of Raška, water is rich in fish, which can be one of the motives for the passionate fishermen to come to this region. Ibar as the largest river is rich in carp, chub, common barbel, gudgeon and cactus roach. Most trout is in the watercourses of Jošanica, Samokovka, Studenica, Brvenica and Planska River. In the same watercourses there are gudgeon and chub.