Spanish Country Side Estates

DESCRIPTION

The practice of hunting evolved in this region without interruption until the start of the Spanish Civil War. The deer population was decimated during the difficult years that this event brought. Once the conflict ended, D. Enrique Mora-Figueroa began to modernize the estate.

Putting the proper measures in place, he successfully brought about the rapid repopulation of the deer. So, when in 1960 hunting was again legalized in Spain, the estate was already well prepared to lead the way towards the excellency in hunting that can be experienced today in Las Jarillas.

The exceptional quality of the game that can be hunted in Las Jarillas entices the desires of many who wish participate in the most exclusive game hunts that are held at Casas de Gómez. It is one of Europe’s most unique natural environments and, thanks to its model of game management, it is considered the economic engine of the area.

The estate is formed by a natural space that boasts an important representation of the main Iberian species. These animals find shelter in the forests of evergreens and cork oaks which are abundant with a water supply and the food necessary for their growth and development.