Altai – mid-July – mid-October
Gobi – July – mid-October
Argali – July – September
Maral Stag – September
The Altai Mountains of northwestern Mongolia – close to the borders with Russia and China – contain large populations of Siberian ibex. The Gobi desert of western and central Mongolia is home to good numbers of Gobi ibex. Ibex hunting in these two locations is as good as it gets anywhere. These majestic animals inhabit some awesome and truly wild country, providing a challenge to even the most seasoned of alpine hunters. The quality and quantity of game have kept success rates close to 100% for these hunts, with the Siberian ibex averaging in the 40″ to 44″ range and trophies in the mid-forties being taken on a regular basis. Ibex of the Gobi deserts are slightly smaller, but present every bit as much of a challenge. The quality of outfitting is quite good, with comfortable ger camps and good food. Experienced local guides, interpreters and drivers will accompany you throughout the hunt. The country is steep and rough, and clients should be in good physical condition. You can also spend a couple of days in the Beijing area of China before the hunt begins and enjoy touring sights such as the Great Wall, Ming Tombs, Forbidden City and the Beijing Zoo. This hunt is a true alpine hunting adventure at a fraction of the cost of most North American sheep or goat hunts, as well as being a true international hunting experience. Many Cabela’s employees, as well as lots of our clients have rated this hunt as their favorite international hunting adventure. Give us a call and we’ll be pleased to share our first-hand knowledge with you.
Ibex hunts – 9-day schedule with 5 hunting days
Altai ibex
1×1 – $15500
Gobi ibex
1×1 – $15500
Observers – $2,400 – 9-day schedule
Combo ibex hunt – both Altai and Gobi – 14-day schedule with 8 hunting days
1×1 – $30,000, two licenses needed; Observers $3,900
Altai Argali – 16 day itinerary – Call for quote
Gobi Argali – 14 day itinerary – Call for quote
Hangai Argali – 14 day itinerary – Call for quote
Maral Elk
9 day itinerary, 5 day hunt
1×1 $14,500(any size)
$350/day – Extra day in hunting area
$250/day – Extra day in Ulaanbaatar
Gazelle trophy fees
Whitetail gazelle – $3500 – Gobi
Blacktail gazelle – $on request – Gobi
Wolf – $550
Subject to change
All land transportation, domestic flights, accommodation at the hunting camp, meals, guide, 1 interpreter per camp, community fees and field-care of trophies.
Accommodation in Ulaanbaatar
meals in Ulaanbaatar
rifle & ammunition –Â Please note: You are allowed a maximum 30 rounds of ammunition per rifle.
visa fee
extra trophies
Mongolian domestic transportation charges
Excess luggage of over 33-pounds/hunter for domestic flights
$550 documentation fee for Government hunting license, state veterinary certificate, export documentation & rifle permit
Local community fees when applicable
$1,650 Mongolian export CITES fee for Argali and wolf hunters
insurance
gratuities.
Domestic transportation to Altai area – $750/person, payable to WTA
Domestic transportation to Gobi area – $650/person, payable to WTA
Domestic transportation to Hangai area – $550/person, payable to WTA
Add on whitetail and blacktail gazelle hunt transportation charge – $500/person
Sample Itinerary
Day 1: Depart home for Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia via Seoul, Korea
Day 2: Arrive in Ulaanbaatar where you will be bet by the interpreter and transferred to hotel
Day 3: Take a domestic flight to local airport in hunting area
You will then be driven to camp
6 – 12 hour drive depending upon camp location
Your booked hunt, schedule varies by species, camp and length of hunt
Departure Itinerary
Day 1: Depart camp for Ulaanbaatar and overnight
Day 2: Depart Ulaanbaatar for home
You may also fly to Beijing, China where you may sight see for a few days before you fly on to Ulaanbaatar.
You will need a double-entry VISA and transition service for this option.
Round-trip transition service includes
Chinese in-transit firearm permit, airport-hotel transfers, personalized assistance with Chinese customs and two nights firearm/ammunition storage.
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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