Hunting has undergone a profound transformation in recent years. The industrialization of agriculture has pushed many animal species back. In contrast, the development in forests has been different: there is a shift towards nature-oriented forestry and increasing wildlife populations can be observed. This results in increasingly complex hunting tasks. This book guides (new) tenants and accompanies them - month by month - through many facets of managing and caring for a forest area. The necessary practical hunting activities throughout the year, as well as habitat improvement measures and area facilities, are presented and explained, along with some bureaucratic details. Wildlife biological information rounds out this book.