Wanted: Any hunting trips recommended, preferably something different from the "norm" fancy a trip abroad but not sure what!
devon deer stalker
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Self guided deer/elk in Montana
Bavarianbrit
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My pal did go to Greenland for a big hairy thing that's on now the wall of his gun shop.
Depending on you budget and what species you would be interested, there are some wonderful opportunities specifically in Southern Africa. Cull hunts in Namibia, Elephants hunts inn Zim, South Africa plainsgame also at very competitive rates.
MacPherson
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I second the Capercaillie and black grouse in Sweden, on skis in January.
I didn’t fire a shot but it was 5 magical days, I’m going back.
I didn’t fire a shot but it was 5 magical days, I’m going back.
Mozambique non export elephant @ killer deals for under are great 20k 14 days good option or plaisgame hunts in SA and Namibia for 4-8 animals in the 4k depending and the amount of animals are great options I believe
Icelandic safari
- Alpine Reindeer Bull / Game fishing / Goose flighting.
Awesome experience combined with a few days touring the land of fire and ice. Then again, I'm a tad biased!
- Alpine Reindeer Bull / Game fishing / Goose flighting.
Awesome experience combined with a few days touring the land of fire and ice. Then again, I'm a tad biased!
Apologies to OP for the hijack.........
@sh1kar any outfitter recommendations for Macedonia? Thinking of a trip there but struggling to find any reviews/real world experiences. TIA.
yeah that’s an amazing hunt do able from a snow machine then stalk in to 30m with a bow.
few spendy options here. at the other end. Goats on the rugged shore of the irish sea with Alan and Brice of @Gallowaycountrysports
Awesome afternoon and many many plates of curry goat followed
lovely fellas they have some great roe stalks too.
Awesome afternoon and many many plates of curry goat followed
lovely fellas they have some great roe stalks too.
It was a few years ago now and I just can't recall outfitter. But the country is kind of 2 halves re terrain. The north is very mountainous, think 10k feet. You can drive part of way up on tracks but mostly its on foot, absolutely beautiful. Then the southern half, bordering Greece, is much warmer and oak, cork and thyme/rosemary scrub. Worth a tour round after the hunt too. Lake Orid definitely worth a trip
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Where for Chamois?
If you were going to hunt chamois, where in Europe would you go? I'm more interested in the experience than the tape measure, but mature animals are a must. Any hints, tips, or suggestions are welcome. a_p
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