Unique Hunting Opportunities Around the World
Outfitter offers premium hunts on multiple concessions that span more than 2 million acres for bantang, buffalo, rusa, hog deer and more! Australia’s premiere big game hunt is the combination of water buffalo and banteng and is one of the most exciting and dangerous game hunts in the South Pacific. The best time for the combo hunt in the Northern Territories of Australia is the dry season, which runs approximately from June to September starting from Darwin.
Water buffalo were imported to Australia in the 19th century to supply meat to remote northern settlements. The settlements and their buffalo were abandoned in 1949 and, despite harvesting for meat, hides and as hunters' trophies, feral buffalo spread across the northern floodplains. Water Buffalo are bigger than Cape Buffalo and every bit as mean with the hunt being the traditional spot-and-stalk.
The domesticated form of the banteng was first introduced to Australia in 1849 with the establishment of a British military outpost on the Cobourg Peninsula. Twenty animals were taken to the western Arnhem Land, in present-day Northern Territory, as a source of meat. On the departure of British troops, the banteng were released from their grazing pastures and allowed to form a feral population. The initial population had grown from twenty in 1849 to a population on the Cobourg Peninsula of 10,000 head, making the population in the Northern Territory the largest in the world.
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Animals:
- Buffalo
- Bentang
- Rusa
- Hog Deer
New Zealand is known for its pristine vast countryside and the outfitters will be sure to please with their knowledge of the trophy game and making sure the customer is taken care of. Outfitter located on the South Island out of Christ Church with luxury hunting lodge accommodations and access to exclusive multiple private properties.
Red Stags were introduced to New Zealand back in the 1850s and have flourished since with rich vegetation and no large predators. New Zealand is a sub tropical island paradise that gives the perfect growing conditions for the trophy red stag. They can be hunted from February to July with the Rut being March to mid-May. During the rut, the red stags “roar” and challenge other males for dominance. Nothing can send the chills down a spine than experiencing the Red Stag rut in New Zealand.
Himalayan tahr with their beautiful mane are one of the most beautiful trophies in New Zealand. A challenging hunt that can be done with helicopter or access to mountains with 4 wheelers than by foot. The rut is from May to July and their coats are best in the New Zealand winter time (June-August). Chamois are originally from Europe and another sought after trophy. Their rut is May/June and hunted in the mountains.
Fallow deer have too flourished in New Zealand and a very worthy trophy to take while in New Zealand. The Arapawa Ram introduce from Europe and easily distinguished by their large curled horns and woolly coats and make for a beautiful, unusual trophy to bring home. For the bird hunters: Merriam turkeys are also found on the island and Paradise ducks. If you are a fisherman, you may want to try your hand at brown trout, they can get up to 30 lbs (the biggest on record is 42 lbs!)
Animals:
- Red Stag
- Tahr
- Chamois
- Fallow deer
- Wild boar
- Arapawa ram
- Birds
- Trout
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Our outfitter has been guiding and leading safaris in Mongolia for over 50 years. That experience speaks for itself. They maintain their camps in prime hunting grounds and the managers, interpreters and local guides are the best in the business.
The tradition of hunting in Mongolia goes back over eight centuries to the time when Genghis Khan ruled the largest empire. Located in the landlocked plateau between Russia and the plains of northern China, Mongolia makes a geographically and culturally dramatic impression. Mongolia’s pristine mountains, endless steppes and the Gobi desert and sweeping grasslands are home to vast species of wildlife . Also for the avid fisherman it is a must to try for the Taiman (a giant salmonoid ) Hunting in the mountains and riding the Mongol ponies while being guided by local tribesman is like going back in time hundreds of years. There is no experience on earth like hunting in Mongolia, it truly is for the adventurer!
Call us to set up the adventure of a life time in Mongolia!
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For the sheep hunter the Altai Argali is found in the Altail mountains, the Hangai Argali found in the southern Hangai mountains….. and the Gobi Argali found in the steppes of the Gobi Desert. These sheep are the holy grail of trophies.
- Altai and Gobi Ibex
- Maral Stag
- Wild boar
- Roe Deer
- White Gazelle
- Lynx
Our outfitters are the best in the busines with many years of experience. The quality of guiding, lodging, food, and other amenities is outstanding. Spain is also a leader in progressive wildlife management, and its wildlife populations are stable and produce excellent trophy quality
Spain offers a long list of game animals, many of which are unique to the country.. Spain is famous for its four varieties of ibex as follows: 1) Gredos, found in the Gredos Mountains near Madrid 2) Beceite, in the mountains of Valencia; and the 3) Southeastern and 4) Ronda ibex, both of which are found in the coastal mountains of Andalusia. Spain is also home to two subspecies of chamois: the Pyrenean chamois of the Pyrenean mountains, which separate Spain from France, and the Cantabrian chamois from the Cantabrian mountains of the north coast. Both chamois hunts and ibex hunts take place in scenic mountain country. Other game includes red stag, Iberian wolf, Barbary sheep, Iberian mouflon, roebuck, fallow deer, and wild boar.
Observers as well love Spain for the history, museums, restaurants and shops.
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European brown bear hunting is the key species in Croatia and currently the only country that European brown bear can be exported to the United States The other popular species is the free range Mouflon or barbary sheep off the coast next to the Adriatic Sea. The scenery while hunting is spectacular. Other species to be hunted here include Roe deer, wild boar, Dalmation sheep, Balkan Chamois, fallow deer, axis deer, Kri Kri hybrid ibex plus fishing for Bluefin tuna in the Adriatic Sea!
While hunters are enjoying the first class hunting, observers can enjoy the warm coast of the Adriatic Sea and islands or become acquainted with one of the most beautiful European capital of Zagreb with its unique historical center, numerous modern entertainments shopping, and thermal water parks. Plus don’t miss the Hunting museum in Zagreb. The Hunting Museum was founded in 1954 by the Croatian Hunting Federation. The holdings of the Museum comprise more than 2,000 items, mainly superb trophies of game from Croatia, and samples of interesting and atypical trophies and anomalies. The collection of hunting weapons is very interesting whick includes firearms and other weapons used since the 16th century.
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Austria, proud of its centuries-old hunting tradition, is one of the most welcoming countries in Europe for the hunter. You can expect high-quality hunting services and a strong sense of hospitality toward hunters. Hunting is deeply rooted in Austrian society and hunters are regarded as role models because of their ethical values and understanding of and identification with nature . Our outfitter is located in the the beautiful hunting district of the "Gutsvewaltung Misenbach" which is located in the mountain ranges of the lower Alps, 50 miles south of Vienna. The hunting area has a good population of game over many beautiful large mountain valleys. Accommodations are in a first class hotel/spa and the hunter pays only for trophy fees in the hunting area (no daily rates). Species available: Red stag, fallow deer, wild boar, Mouflon, Roebuck, Alpine Ibex and Chamois.
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Touring Paris and the countryside of France? Why not add a hunt too? Our outfitter is headquartered out of Paris and offers Chamois hunts in the southeast and southwest of France in the Alps and Pyrenean mountains. The variety of chamois include the Alpine, pyrenean, Vercors and Chartreuse. Season runs September to January They also offer red deer and wild boar on 4,000 hectares in the Roger Forest just one hour and half outside of Paris. Season is September to February. Touring in the summer? No problem! Book a roe deer hunt in the Aquitaine and Midi-Pyrenees region from June to mid August. The hunting area is in the south west area in a beautiful part of the country between Bordeaux and Toulouse. Viva La France!
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Muntjac and Chinese Water Deer slam – unique and mysterious animals!
Outfitter offers 5 nights 4 days hunting combo for these two unique species with season being October to February.
History on the these two species:
The Chinese Water Deer is a species native to China and Korea, and it was first introduced in England in 1870. Its original habitat is swamps, reed areas and open pastures. Their head is long and narrow, without antlers. They have a uniquely featured long upper canines extending below the lower jar, making the animal’s distinctive appearance. The males’ canines are 50-60 millimeters long, while the females’ is only 6 millimeters long. These canine teeth serve as a weapon for the bucks during mating season, which is late autumn and early winter. The water deer are solitary.
The Muntjac Deer originates from China and were introduced in England around the 1900s. Males have short, single spike, backward-pointing antlers. The mating season lasts throughout the year.
Hunting for Muntjac is mostly consists of stalking around open fields in the early morning and late afternoon hours. As Muntjacs are highly territorial, they are expected to keep their own routes and feeding places, so previously scouted and spotted animals likely to appear at the same places routinely.
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Sweden offers outstanding gold medal roedeer that are hunted in classic spot and stalk hunt with outstanding trophies. Also add on mouflon, wild boar, red stag, fallow deer and European bison.
Norway is known for trophy European reindeer, hunt is done with horses and is a very exciting hunt.
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100% wild and fair chase hunting for red deer is one of the most exciting and exceptional hunting values today
Scotland is known for the hunt of the majestic Scottish Highland stag and this is a chance for the hunter to sample a unique way of hunting for the free ranging Hill stag. The hunt is conducted in the moors on thousands of acres of open range misty mountain heather. As this is a traditional hunt, the method has changed very little in many years. A typical day you will go afield in an Argo which is perfectly suited for this terrain. The hunter, with his guide and Argo driver would glass the hills and valleys looking for a good trophy, typically 8-points or more. Once the stag has been spotted the stalk would begin trying to close the distance to approximately 100-150 yards. Our outfitter has numerous areas to hunt with the best opportunity for a classic free range stag. Afterwards do some touring and visit pubs and enjoy the beautiful landscape and countryside and the warm hospitality of the Scottish folks. Typical hunts are 4-5 days with lodging in quaint Bed and Breakfasts or upgrade to hunting estate lodges.
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The most sought-after species in Turkey is the bezoar ibex with Turkey holding the largest populations. Bezoar ibex are among the most striking of all ibex species and have horns that can reach 55 inches, although 45 inches is more typical. They are found spread along the Taurus mountain range that extends from the Western Mediterranean all the way East. Most of the hunting in Turkey takes place in remote mountainous areas and the hunting can be challenging. Another popular species in Turkey is the the wild boar. Turkey is unsurpassed in terms of population of wild boar in Europe. Many of the hunts are conducted at night under the moonlight and the they are very cunning. Other species to hunt in Turkey include the Anatolian red stag (found exclusively in Turkey), Anatolian chamois, and roe deer.
Along with the wonderful hunting opportunities, Turkey is well known for its architectural wonders, world-class shopping, and its rich history as the meeting point of Asia and Europe with a well-developed tourism infrastructure.
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Want a fantastic deal on brown bear hunt? Head to the Kamchatka peninsula in Russia. Price is way cheaper than Alaska but the quality of bear is the same. We work with outfitter who has been taking hunters here since 1994. Camps are fully equipped and staffed by experienced guides, skinners, cook and interpreter. One of the most successful trophy brown bear hunts in the world today.
The hunts are conducted in the spring from mid April to May with generally a group of eight hunters on a 10-day hunt. The outfitter has the flexibility to vary the hunting location from year to year, based on spring temperatures, snowpack and forage. Hunts on the west of the peninsula usually take place in late April or early May, and hunts on the east side usually take place in mid-May. Sometimes they use permanent camps, and sometimes tented camps. Snow mobiles are used to cover ground and spot bears. The price of the hunt includes helicopter costs and trophy fee for one bear. A second bear may be taken for an additional trophy fee.
Outfitter meets American hunters in JFK and clear guns in Moscow, then fly eight hours to Petropavlovsk. From there it is a nine-hour drive north to the town of Esso, where hunters overnight at a bed and breakfast before a 1.5 hour flight to camp. The outfitter’s wife is from Russia and accompanies us along with guides and translators, so communication is not a problem.
Argentina is one of the popular hunting destination in the world, and an excellent destination for big-game hunters. It has some of the best free-range red stag hunting in the world. Red stags were originally introduced into Patagonia in the foothills of the Andes and La Pampa Province a hundred years ago. Water buffalo were also introduced many years ago and they are a worthy trophy as well.
We love this country for the variety of species and the different areas to hunt. From down south to the mountainous area of Patagonia in the Andes to the grasslands of the Pampas, this is a great destination for the dollar.
One of our outfitters out of La Pampa area offers it all! This includes water buffalo, red stag, mouflon, blackbuck, fallow deer, axis deer, puma, brocket deer, collared peccary, wild boar and capybara. Of course this hunt can be combined with the world class dove hunting too!
Be sure to spend some time in Buenos Aires which is a very sophisticated city with wonderful shops, nightlife and restaurants.
Musk Ox – A Step Back in Time
Humans hunted muskox ever since the first hunter gatherers colonized the Arctic, and probably never ceased to be amazed by the adaptations of the species to the harsh climate of the tundra. The length of the muskox hair has to be seen to be believed. Muskox are herd animals who react to danger by “circling the wagons”, with calves in the middle, and the rest of the herd with their backs to them, and sharp horns directed to the predator. Mature bulls feature a great, well-developed boss, that can be as intimidating to behold as any Cape Buffalo. These horns will be a long-lasting symbol of a journey to the wild and beautiful Greenland. Muskox hunting may seem like a simple spot-and-stalk deal, but it is full of unexpected challenges . One is age and sex identification. Both sexes carry horns of roughly the same size; look for a well-developed boss to know a bull. Second is the terrain, the ground is very uneven and good boots that give ankle support are a must.
Trip Details: 5 nights 4 days includes one muskox, guides, meals, lodging in tented camp. Hunts are conducted using a boat on the rivers and fiords to where the musk ox are grazing. Add Reindeer for trophy fee. Fly thru Copenhagen to Kangerlussag, Greenland and hunt is conducted July-August timeframe.
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From a previous client:
“The trip was really great, I found Greenland to be a pristine wilderness just a 20 minute boat ride out of town. The native species were abundant and curious, giving the impression that they may have never seen a human being before. Outfitters were excellent hosts, they treated us like family and worked 18 hour days every day we hunted. They hauled a tremendous amount of flesh and fur unbelievable distances through very difficult terrain and remained cheery and humorous throughout.
The facilitators were also delightful and worked extremely hard as guides, spotters, skinners and haulers. I can affirm without doubt that I will gladly hunt with them again in any environment for any period of time. They’re solid people and great to have in camp.
I definitely enjoyed Greenland, in fact I kind of fell in love with it and the lifestyle that harsh environment requires of its inhabitants. The thrill of being required to focus primarily on survival year round is both seductive and intoxicating in a way that I had not previously experienced. I will definitely go back, as the Musk Ox portion of the hunt is one I can do with my children. I may even buy a glacier-river beach house on my next trip.
