Thread: Kyrgyzstan – Mid Asian Ibex

Originally Posted by stug

Nicely done. Would have been a fantastic hunt.

It was a fantastic hunt, I would recommend to anyone.

Originally Posted by faregame

Awesome

Originally Posted by Maca49

Great read, enjoyed, thanks!

Originally Posted by Mooseman

Incredible hunt, those billies put our goats to shame. Very big open country certainly a trip of a life time. well done both of you.

Trip of a lifetime, but as I enjoyed it so much I am likely to be going back next year!!!

Originally Posted by linyera

awesomw hunt !!! nice trophy , nice palce !! congrats !!!! nice nice nice !!!!!

Originally Posted by Marty Henry

Splendid write up, outstanding scenery what a tough environment those guys live in.

It is hard to imagine how tough the environment is, it is so dry. I believe it is technically is a desert. Hats off to the guys that call this place their home.

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Incredible hunt and write up!
Thanks for posting

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Originally Posted by tetawa

Very well done, great photos and very well written.

Originally Posted by R93

Got me keen to give it a go. They would make a stunning mount.

Moose and big Canadian whitetail are first on my overseas hunting, bucket list.

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Do it whilst you still can, you get a lot of bang for your buck with this hunt, the moose and whitetail in USA would cost A LOT more than this adventure!!

Let me know if you want more info RE booking a trip like this.

Originally Posted by Steve123

What did they taste like?

We ate ibex for lunch and dinner everyday, it was lovely. A strong tasting lamb/mutton. It wasn't tough like I imagine a 9 year old animal would taste. We had soups, broths, steaks, stews. We ate it cold off the bone with bread. I would be more than happy to eat it again!!

Originally Posted by WallyR

What a magical experience.
Makes my first 3day walk (in 50 years), through the Tararua's, earlier this week, look like an 'old man's' crawl.
Thoroughly enjoyed reading of your success.

Thanks for your comments, I dream of a NZ mountain hunt for thar, chamois and deer.

Originally Posted by outdoorlad

Great hunt, cheers for sharing

I enjoyed recounting the tale, it will help me cherish those memories forever

Originally Posted by Scouser

Wow....just WOW.....well done on so many levels. ....nothing beats a "bucket list" tick.....truly awesome mate

Wow indeed, I still smile every time I think about the adventure I had!!

Great read!

wicked, thanks for sharing your adventure.

Thanks mate I will give it some thought and pick your brains at a later date.
The biggest cost for me doing a moose and whitetail is getting them home. I have citizenship and good contacts on my side to hunt Canada.
Just have to get off my ass. Was supposed to be there now but work got in the way. Hopefully no excuses next year.

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Without a shadow of a doubt the best trip report I have read.

What sort of $$$ is one looking at for a hunt like that?


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Flights are 2 grandish so depending on the cost of the hunt it could be quite a cheap trip.

Originally Posted by R93

Flights are 2 grandish so depending on the cost of the hunt it could be quite a cheap trip.

Yea flights are cheap but what's the hunt cost


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Originally Posted by Smiddy

Yea flights are cheap but what's the hunt cost


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Cheapest I have seen using uncle google while I am supposed to be working is 5k US. I have pmed 270 buck to find out a bit more.

Yip, about $US5k for the hunt.