Gyula Belhazy

* Zólyomlepcse, April 2, 1870 – † Nagyenyed, March 18, 1923 / forestry engineer, specialist writer, teacher at the Selmecbánya Academy ; ; His father, Jenő Belházy (Breznóbánya, August 3, 1838 – Kőrösmező, 1906/1908) was a forestry advisor, hunting specialist writer, and between 1861 and 1868 he was a lecturer at the Selmecbánya Mining and Forestry Academy. He completed his forestry studies in Selmecbánya, and in 1894-1898 he himself taught at the Academy's forest utilization department. He worked as a treasury forester in various places (Bácsdoroszló, Karám, Óasszonyrét). From 1915 until his death he was the chief forester of the town of Nagyenyed. He wrote regularly for the Natural History Journal and the Forestry Journal. Like his father, he published several hunting books. ; ; His main works: ; Target Shooting Under Artificial Lighting, 1895, ; The Hunter's Ten Commandments, 1903.