Driven hunt is a hunting method where shooters stand at designated positions, and beaters (hunters) drive game animals toward them in a line. Shooters are divided into two or more groups based on assigned numbers. Each group of shooters has its leader who guides them to their designated spots. Meanwhile, the beaters are arranged in a line at the beginning of the hunting area. An experienced leader among the beaters coordinates their movements and organizes their activities.

Success often depends on the calm and disciplined behavior of shooters at their positions, the appropriate choice of positions near the main game paths, a sufficient number of beaters, and their effective driving of the game.

The Driven hunt concludes with a gathering, where all participants assemble in an orderly manner, properly dressed, and with their firearms. The hunt leader announces the number of game animals taken that day and evaluates the entire hunt in terms of efficiency and conduct. Fragments of successfully hunted game are traditionally distributed to the respective shooters.

A well-executed gathering, the conclusion of the hunt, paying respects to the harvested game, and adhering to all hunting traditions are matters of hunting ethics and a reflection of our respect for nature.