Mid-Asian Ibex Hunt in Kyrgyzstan

Kyrgyzstan has become a famous destination for big game hunters seeking the famous Ibex. Empire of Siberian Ibex is the local name of the Tian Shan Mountains in Kyrgyzstan, where the biggest species of Mid-Asian Ibex (Capra sibiricaalaiana) inhabit. This subspecies can be the largest in size and grow the largest horns. Males can weigh well over 200 pounds (100 kg). Its coloration is very different from that of the Altay and Gobi ibexes. In winter coat, most adult males are a cinnamon-brown color of varying intensity. In winter most adult males have a cinnamon-brown coat color of varying intensity, becoming browner and duller on the flanks, shoulders, and thighs. There usually is a dark, well developed dorsal stripe, and a light-colored saddle patch that can vary in size, shape, and location. A very dark flank band separates the brown flanks from the whitish belly. There is a distinct brown band on the front surface of the forelegs, a lighter one on the hind legs. The head is lighter than the flanks-actually somewhat grayish-and the beard is brown. Big-size trophies reach 43’’ to 55’’ (110 to 140 cm) in length with the base measuring of 10’’ to 12’’ (25 to 29 cm). It is an unforgettable adventure to hunt at 10,000 feet on a horseback, surrounded by a beautiful alpine panorama. We strive to make your hunt safe and successful.