Mongolia is home to the majestic mountain sheep with the gorgeous horns: Gobi Argali, Altai Argali and Hangay Argali. It also has an attraction for those preferring ibex hunting: here you can harvest the Siberian Ibex, also known as Altai, and the Gobi ibex. You can also add gazelle and wapiti as an icing on a cake. Perfect hunting organization and amazing trophies make Mongolia a great Asian hunting destination.
Hunting in Mongolia is open starting from July and till the beginning of October.
Arrival in Ulaanbaatar. Transfer to the hunting area (up to 10 hours)
5 day Ibex hunt for one species
Back to Ulaanbaatar, overnight in the hotel
Departure home
Mongolia offers classical spot-and-stalk hunt with moderate physical intensities. You will spend almost the whole day in the field with a break for a simple lunch. 4x4 vehicles are used to get to the foothills within the hunting area. Average hunting heights are from 8,200 to 11,500 feet (2,500 to 3,500 meters). Horses are available in some areas. Average shooting distance is 300-350 yards/meters.
The camps are strategically based near the hunting ranges to access the hunting area within the shortest time. These are isolated wilderness facilities with very limited access to the outside world. Hunters are accommodated in yurts that are felt tents with a wooden frame. Yurts are much larger than standard tents, they serve as traditional year round living dwelling for nomads in Mongolia. Your yurt will be furnished with spring beds, mattress, bedding, and wood burning stove.
Western Mongolia: provinces Uvs, Uench, Khovd, Altai.
Southern Mongolia: Bayankhongor province, Khuree Maral area.
The exact hunting grounds are to be determined several weeks prior to the arrival – according to the results of the pre-scouting.
A trip to Mongolia is a one of a kind adventure. The windswept steppes, beautiful mountains, wild horses and friendly nomadic people – the Land of the Blue Sky is calling! Explore the Genghis Khan trail, check out the dinosaur fossils or enjoy the first class Taimen fishing at the numerous rivers and lakes.
“The mountain sheep keeps his horns as long as he lives, and on them he writes his autobiography. He records his age, his species, his good years and his bad, and his battles.”
Jack O’Connor
Altay Argali and Ibex: 8,200 to 11,500 feet Hangay Argali and Gobi Ibex: 4,900-8,200 feet Gobi Argali: 2,400-3,200 feet
yes, there is a limitation. You can import not more than 30 cartridges.
Sometimes we take you between the areas by car, sometimes we use domestic flights or charters.
At average it takes 4-6 months, if your set of trophies includes a CITES animal, 1-2 extra months can be added due to the long process of getting import and export permits.
No, there is no special vaccination needed to go to Mongolia.
