Mid-Asian Ibex Hunts – The Ultimate High-Mountain Adventure

Hunting the Mid-Asian Ibex is one of the greatest mountain hunting challenges in the world. These incredible animals inhabit some of the most rugged, remote, and breathtaking landscapes on earth.


If you’re looking for a true adventure, one that tests your endurance, skill, and patience, this is it.

A True Mountain Hunt

Mid-Asian Ibex thrive in high elevations, often ranging between 10,000 and 14,000 feet. The hunt takes place in vast alpine terrain, where spotting and stalking is the key to success. You’ll glass steep ridges and deep valleys, carefully planning your approach to get within shooting range.

Trophy Quality & Experience

The Mid-Asian Ibex is the largest of all ibex species, with impressive, sweeping horns that can exceed 50 inches. These hunts offer an excellent opportunity to take a high-quality trophy in a stunning wilderness setting. The combination of challenging terrain, high-altitude hunting, and the pursuit of a legendary species makes for an unforgettable experience.

What to Expect

This is a physically demanding hunt, but one that rewards those who persevere.
Each day starts early, covering ground on foot or horseback, glassing the mountain slopes for mature billies. The air is crisp, the scenery is breathtaking, and the challenge is real. At the end of each day, you’ll return to a comfortable camp where you can rest, enjoy hearty meals, and share stories of the day’s pursuit.

A Hunt Like No Other

For those who crave adventure and want to experience one of the last true wilderness hunts, the Mid-Asian Ibex is the ultimate pursuit. The combination of remote landscapes, physically demanding hunting, and the reward of taking a world-class ibex makes this an unforgettable journey.

Uzbekistan is a gem in Central Asia, with warm and hospitable people and competent, dedicated guides. Our hunting areas are exclusive and remote, ensuring a truly memorable experience. One of our favorite areas there has recently opened for the first time ever to European hunters, while the rest of the country only opened to hunting in 2012. 

Our logistics network in Uzbekistan for hunting offers a wide range of hunts, from monster wild boar of the Sus scrofa attila subspecies, the largest of all the wild boar to Bukhara deer, Bukharan markhor and urial, goitered gazelle, and White-Clawed bear.
Beyond this, we can also arrange for Severtzov’s argali, for which only four permits are allowed in the country each year. You will enjoy great hospitality, delicious local cuisine, and high-quality rifles and optics for hire.

Experience this pristine and extraordinary hunting destination while it is still relatively untouched. Limited availability and exclusive access to some of the world's most impressive game make this an extraordinary opportunity.

Central Asia is home to the Attila subspecies of wild boar, the largest and most impressive of the Sus scrofa family in both tusk and body.

To get there, you fly into Tashkent, then it's a 4 to 5-hour drive to the hunting area, covering 76 thousand acres of mountain country. The best time to hunt for big boars is from late October to December.

Incredibly, you can find pigs up in the peaks with, and even above the ibex. One can hunt them up there, or down on the slopes and the river where there are large flat areas. Daytime temperatures range from 35C in summer to -10C in winter, while elevation is usually from 1500 to 2000 meters where you hunt. It can be a very physical hunt given the mountains and on the snow, animals can be spotted from over a kilometer away, meaning long stalks, sometimes gaining a lot of elevation to reach the animals, however there are roads that provide vehicles some access.