Mid-asian ibex in Kyrgyzstan
The Mid-Asian Ibex is the largest ibex species in the world, with horn lengths reaching up to 60 inches. Hunting this magnificent animal in the high mountains of Kyrgyzstan is a truly unforgettable experience. At elevations of 10.000 feet and above, surrounded by breathtaking alpine scenery, this hunt combines challenge, beauty, and adventure. Our goal is to make your hunt both safe and successful.
● Largest ibex species in the world
Mid-Asian Ibex have an impressive horn length and are considered as one of the most desirable mountain trophies.
● Prime hunting areas
Our operations are located in the most productive regions of Kyrgyzstan, maximizing your chances of success.
● Classic horseback mountain hunt
Extensive horseback travel combined with spot-and-stalk hunting creates an authentic and challenging experience.
● High success rates
Well-organized logistics, experienced guides, and carefully selected areas contribute to consistently strong results.
● Professional support
Our team handles all logistics, permits, and camp operations, ensuring a safe and well-managed hunt.
● Stunning alpine landscapes
Hunt in vast, remote mountain ranges with breathtaking scenery and true wilderness atmosphere.
The most convenient and reliable route to Bishkek is via Istanbul with Turkish Airlines. Upon arrival, our representative will meet you at the airport and assist with all customs formalities to ensure a smooth and efficient process – we offer the VIP-service on arrival and on departure.
From Bishkek, you will be transferred by vehicle to the hunting area. Travel time varies from 7 to 12 hours depending on the region.
August 15 – November 30
Ibex hunting in Kyrgyzstan takes place on horseback, allowing access to vast and remote mountain areas while increasing your chances of success.
Expect long days in the field, including 8–10 hours of horseback riding combined with significant hiking. Basic riding experience is required.
Hunters spend the day traversing high ridgelines, glassing slopes and feeding areas with binoculars.
Ibex are typically found in remote terrain at elevations around 9,000 feet and higher. Once a suitable trophy is located, the final approach is made on foot. Good physical condition is essential for successful stalking. Shots are often taken at longer distances, commonly up to 400 yards.
Base camps are situated at approximately 8,500 feet and consist of wooden cabins equipped with beds. Camps are clean and comfortable, with separate areas for dining, sleeping, and hygiene, electricity is provided by generators.
Hunters can expect quality service and well-prepared meals. Spike camps are used frequently for more remote hunting areas and offer simpler but more basic but practical conditions.
Weather during the hunting season is generally consistent, but mountain conditions can change quickly.
● October: daytime 45–57°F (7–14°C), nighttime 14–23°F (−10 to −5°C)
● November: daytime 5–14°F (−15 to −10°C), nighttime −4 to +5°F (−20 to −15°C)
Expect cold mornings and evenings, as well as windy conditions.
