Thread: Best time for Chamois

What would be the best time of the year to hunt Chamois. I have heard of some being hunted in the river bottoms. Is there a time of year that the Chamois are easier to see and easier to hunt. I would like to hunt Chamois in the near future. Hunting an area with horn rot is fine with me. I just want to take the species. I am from the USA, this is why I ask. Can some of you accomplished Chamois hunters help me out. I will be hunting with a bow. I did a DIY hunt for Tahr 2 years ago, and took a small bull. I do plan on trying to take a bigger bull Tahr after I get a Chamois.

Kirk

Hi i have been see a few lately i feel once we have a bit of snow its not to bad at all it all so depends were you are going to go too.

Anytime theres not too much snow on the West Coast. They are lower down in the spring. They range from the tops to the beaches in South Westland.

easy as to find in any south westland creek in spring or summer.

Thank you very much for the info. I will do some research and let you know what else I find.

Kirk

Originally Posted by Kirk

Thank you very much for the info. I will do some research and let you know what else I find.

Kirk

Keep in touch, if I am around and you decide to hunt the coast, I'll get you out for a cham or a bull.

R93

That sounds great, I will keep in touch. I have an outstanding place to hunt the largest Black Bears in the states. No problem taking 19 1/2 - 20 inch skulls. We can put together a hunt if a Black Bear is on your list.

Kirk

No worries Kirk. Black Bears are not on my list, mate. Big whitetail, muleys and moose are though.