Stara planina is an ideal area if you are a hunting tourism lover. There are a total of four hunting areas in the municipality of Knjaževac, which together have an area of ​​60,000 hectares, bearing the names: Tresibaba, Serbia Forest II, Midžor and Tupižnica.

The most common is trophy animals, such as rabbits, otters and pheasants. In Tupižnica there is also a reserve for deer game, a phaserian with 1,500 fagian chickens, as well as a part intended only for hunting wild boars.

At the highest part of the hunting area, near the border with Bulgaria, you will most likely find deer, which is usually large body weight and therefore have a high trophic value. Srines of game have almost all the area of ​​Stara Planina, and their value varies from average to excellent.

The most hunted game is wild boar, which inhabit the entire hunting ground, and there are many of them most. Very often we can catch boars weighing more than 250 kg.

Every October there is a traditional wolf hunt, which is very interesting for hunting tourism supporters.

Of the other game that can be found on the territory of Stara Planina hunting grounds, there are wild cats, jackals, foxes, otters, and many others.

There are wildlife, fish can be fished like trout, crocheted and whitish, in one of the many streams of Stara Planina.