Chamois: September 1 – December 15
Red deer: September – early-January
Rut dates approximately September 15 – October 15
No hunting on Tuesdays or Fridays
Alpine chamois are the most prized trophy in Italy due largely in part to the style of hunting. Hunters are put to test by the shy nature of the animal and the harshness of the places they live. The satisfaction experienced from the success is an unforgettable moment for all true mountain enthusiasts. Red deer in the region offer a unique experience hunting them in a mountain scenario. The combination of these two animals in such a magnificent region constitute a combination with few equals in Europe.
Hunting takes place on two private estates equaling 14,000-acres. Both estates are characterized by a great population of chamois and due to the lower altitude of 4,900 – 8,200-ft they represent some of the beast places in Italy to take large chamois trophies. Red deer are located on one estate and also offer good quality.
Piedmont, and its main city Turin, first capital of Italian Kingdom, is a region surrounded by some of the highest mountains in Europe. Rich in history and arts was well as the land of truffles and Barolo wine, Piedmont is one of the most interesting regions to be visited in the North of Italy.
Alpine Hunting Packages
Include 5 Days, 4 Nights, 3 Hunting Days
Alpine Chamois Hunt up to 21 7/8 Inches
$6,200 – 1×1
$5,700 /hunter – 2×1
Red Stag Hunt up to 190 CIC
$10,300 – 1×1
$9,350/hunter – 2×1
Roe Deer Hunt
$5,200 – 1×1
$4,100 – 2×1
Trophy Size Upgrades
Alpine Chamois
$475 SCI Bronze 22”
$1,000 SCI Silver 24”
$1,900SCI Gold 25 5/8
$580/inch Over 25 5/8
Red stag
$200/point over 190 CIC
22% VAT on total invoice
$250 for Italian Hunting Permit & Insurance
3 days hunting/4 night’s accommodation
trophy fee(s) as included in package
1 visit to Langhe or Barolo area with Barolo wine tasting on arrival or departure day
Reception and assistance at Turin airport
Ground transportation during hunt
Bilingual guide
Transfer of trophies to Italian taxidermist picked by outfitter
International and domestic flights
Italian hunting permit and insurance $250 approx.
Field prep of trophies $200
Extra hunting day $700/each
Additional trophy fees
Trophy export
Packing and crating of trophies
Shipping of trophies
Taxidermy
Insurance
Gun rental and ammo$300 approx.
Wine and alcoholic beverages
Ground transfer from airport to hunting area
Tips
Additional tours
22% VAT on total invoice
Full board in scenic Alpine environment.
Day 1: Depart for Turin, Italy
Day 2: Arrive, met by outfitter and transfer to accommodations
Day 3-5: Hunt Alpine Chamois and/or red deer
Day 6: Depart Turin airport for home
Easy: Somewhat easy walking when it comes to physicality. Minimal walking or hiking and terrain is very accessible. Mostly hunting from blinds or tree stands.
Moderate: Physicality is somewhat moderate to advanced. Spot and stalk method of hunting as well as some hunting from blinds. Terrain can vary from prairies to mountains at higher elevations.
Difficult: Requires an advanced degree of physical endurance. Terrain is typically more mountainous and hunting can take place at higher elevation.
Extreme: Most difficult and physically demanding hunts. Requires advanced to extreme endurance and terrain or game pursued may involve dangerous situations.
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