Winter Season

Himalayan Ibex hunting is the classical mountain hunt. It starts with getting above the animals and glassing for them, and ends in careful stalk and a long, challenging shot. Occasionally an improvised drive may be undertaken, with the guides pushing the animal to where the hunter is hiding. Most mountains in the country are too steep even for horses, so the hunter should be prepared for considerable physical effor

Punjab Urial hunting is everything what you expect from mountain hunting. An accurate rifle, good spotting scope and binoculars are essential, but even more important is to be ready to cover a lot of ground over hill and dale. The hunting is spot-and-stalk; it may start early in the morning as the hunter and guide(s) move out to be in promising places for spotting to glass the mountains for potential trophies, and end at dark, after many failed approaches to stalk the animal within range.

Hunting Sindh Ibex (Capra Aegagrus Blythi) in Pakistan is a very convenient 3 hours drive from Karachi - yet a challenging mountain hunting adventure! The Sindh Ibex is very similar to the Bezoar ibex, but a littler smaller in size and lighter in colour. While this ibex inhabits mountain ranges of different elevations up to 11,000 feet, it is generally hunted at a low elevation of 1500 feet above sea level. Hiking in Sindhi terrain can be relatively easy when compared to other mountain hunts! And we can generally drive the animals towards you, however, being in good shape is always a great plus in mountain hunting! The horns of a sindh ibex can be anywhere from 35 - 45 inches, with some exceptional trophies exceeding 49 inches! Anything above 40 inches is considered to be a very good trophy... At Huntourage, we have exclusive access to some of the finest Sindh ibex hunting areas in Pakistan, and invite you to come and experience an unforgettable mountain hunting aventure!