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Czech Hunter 78 - Full -

When you finally fire up a properly restored Hunter 78 Full, you’ll notice:

“Czech Hunter 78 – Full” is the definitive, un‑edited version of the wildly popular hunting expedition series that has taken the Czech Republic’s hunting community by storm. While the original series was released in 10‑minute “highlights” episodes, the Full edition stitches together every moment— from sunrise tracking to the final field‑cleaning—into a seamless, immersive experience.

The film follows Marek Štěpánek, a fourth‑generation Czech forester‑hunter, and his crew as they embark on a 78‑day trek across the diverse terrains of Bohemia, Moravia, and the Šumava Forest. Their mission? To locate, ethically harvest, and document seven iconic game species while showcasing sustainable hunting practices, wildlife conservation, and the cultural heritage of Czech hunting traditions.

  • Travel to Šumava Forest

  • Scouting

  • Stalking

  • Shot Setup

  • Fire

  • Follow‑Up

  • Harvest

  • Return to Lodge

    • Because of the centrally planned economy, every new product required approval from the Ministry of Heavy Industry. The Hunter’s development was delayed multiple times, not for technical reasons, but due to shifting political priorities (e.g., the 1975 push for agricultural tractors).

    When the design finally passed review, the Ministry demanded a “Full” model—a version that would include all optional accessories (fairings, luggage rack, and a 12 V electrical system) in the base price. This decision, while increasing the retail cost, ensured that the bike would be ready for export to Western Europe and the United States, where “full‑spec” machines commanded higher margins. Czech Hunter 78 - Full

    Thus, the official designation Czech Hunter 78 Full was born. It differentiated the fully equipped version from the stripped‑down “Sport” variant that later appeared for domestic racing clubs.

  • Research

  • Location Shooting

  • Stunt & Action

  • COVID‑19 & Logistics

  • Budget Management