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ALTAI ARGALI IN MONGOLIA 2010
This magnificent sheep inhabits Altai Mountains of western Mongolia, Russia and Kazakhstan. Mongolia is the only country where hunting for the Altai Argali is legal. Mongolian mountain desert steppe is an ideal habitat for sheep and ibex. This country became one of the most popular destinations for mountain hunters who expect a well organized hunt.
The average trophy size is 50-52 inches, with a number of trophies taken in excess of 55-58 inches.
Unfortunately the quality and quantity of sheep has diminished during the last several years due to the endless number of livestock. With the population of 2.8 million people, Mongolia holds about 29 million of domestic animals.
How to get there:
You fly to Ulaanbaatar (UB) through Frankfurt or Moscow or Seoul. Our representative meets you, assists through the customs and then takes to hotel. Next morning you fly by "Fokker 50" to western Mongolia and from there we transfer you to the camp.
This price includes:
Meeting up and drop off at the airport; Mongolian visa - US citizen does not require a visa to Mongolia for travel within 30 days; Hotel; All transportation to and from the hunting region; All transportation (jeeps, horses) in the hunting area; Accommodation and food in the camp during the whole tour; 1x1 service of professional guide; All serving staff including one interpreter per group/ camp.
The price does not include:
Airline ticket to/from Ulanbaatar; Alcohol, items of a personal nature; Excess luggage payment charged by airlines ;Sightseeing program; The cost of any extra hunting days; Non-hunter fee
The cost of additional trophies; Trophy shipment; Tips; license, export papers, gun permit are payable in Mongolia.
Hunting season:
The season is from July 20 to November 15.
Hunting:
The hunting is done on foot using jeeps for transportation to the hunting area. Good number of rams is found at 7,000-8,500 feet. During the day you will explore the upper edges of the mountains and examine the hillsides, feeding and resting areas through the field glasses. You will spot rams, evaluate their size, and then complete the stalk.
Base Camps:
The camps are traditional Asian yurts. They are warm, clean and comfortable with separate areas for dining, bathing and sleeping. Every camp has a cook and interpreter. You will find very good food and quality service. Electricity is supplied by generating sets.
Weather:
In June, July and August the weather is generally moderate, with temperatures ranging between 50-80 F. Nights are always cool due to the high elevation. Snow can be expected at the tops in the last decade of September.
Itinerary:
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Day 1
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Arrival in UB, check into hotel, adjust to the time change
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Day 2
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3 hour flight to western Mongolia; then transfer to the camp
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Day 3-12
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10 day hunt
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Day 13
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Flight back to UB, check into hotel
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Day 14
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Departure
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*Booking and Payment:
The quoted prices are subject to USD currency fluctuations. We reserves the right to change the price with preliminary notification of the client.
Deposits are not refunded in case of cancellations. Cancellation fees will not be charged if a substitute is provided for the cancelled person. Argali hunts terms & conditions are specifically stated in the hunt contract.
GOOD HUNTING!
GOBI ARGALI IN MONGOLIA 2010
Mongolian mountain desert steppe is an ideal habitat for sheep and ibex. This country became one of the most popular destinations for mountain hunters who can expect a well organized hunt.
Gobi Argali is a magnificent sheep that inhabits Mongolian Mountains. The specie was always of great interest for the hunters, and the trip itself was always among the most popular. The average size of Gobi Argali horns is 41-46 inches with the base diameter of 14-16 inches. Gobi Argali horns are not so heavy and are a bit shorter then those of Altai Argali.
In 2007 Gary Hansen took the New World Record trophy of Gobi Argali. The measurements totaled 226 3/8" points SCI.
How to get there:
You fly to Ulaanbaatar (UB) via Frankfurt or Moscow or Seoul. Our representative meets you upon arrival and assists through the customs. Then we take you to the hotel. Next morning you are transferred to the hunting camp in the southern part of Mongolia; transfer takes about 10 hours.
Additional trophies:
Ibex
Black tailed gazelle
White tailed gazelle
This price includes:
Meeting up and drop off at the airport; Mongolian visa - US citizen does not require a visa to Mongolia for travel within 30 days; Hotel; All transportation to and from the hunting region; All transportation (jeeps, horses) in the hunting area; Accommodation and food in the camp during the whole tour; 1x1 service of professional guide; All serving staff including one interpreter per group/ camp.
The price does not include:
Airline ticket to/from Ulanbaatar; Alcohol, items of a personal nature; Excess luggage payment charged by airlines ;Sightseeing program; The cost of any extra hunting days; Non-hunter fee; The cost of additional trophies; Trophy shipment; Tips; license, export papers, gun permit are payable in Mongolia.
Hunting season:
The season runs from July 20 to December 1.
Hunting:
Gobi Argali hunt is spot and stalk, while observing Argali feeding and rest areas.
The most preferable hunting time is in the morning or in the evening, but be prepared to spend the whole day in the hunting area. Jeeps are used for the transportation in the area. You can add Gobi Ibex to your tag.
Base camps:
The camps are traditional Asian yurts. They are warm, clean and comfortable with separate areas for dining, bathing and sleeping. Electricity is supplied by generating sets. Every camp has a cook and an interpreter. You will find very good food and quality service.
Weather:
Average temperatures in July and August range from 50-80 F. It is always cold at night due to the high elevation. Mongolia is known as country of 255 sunny days per year and that is why it is called the Land of Blue Sky. Snow can be expected at the tops in the last decade of September.
Itinerary:
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Day 1
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Arrival in UB, check into hotel, adjust to the time change
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Day 2
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10 hour transfer to the camp in Southern Mongolia
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Day 3-12
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10 day hunt
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Day 13
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Transfer back to UB, check into hotel
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Day 14
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Departure
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*Booking and Payment:
The quoted prices are subject to USD currency fluctuations. We reserves the right to change the price with preliminary notification of the client.
Deposits are not refunded in case of cancellations. Cancellation fees will not be charged if a substitute is provided for the cancelled person. Argali hunts terms & conditions are specifically stated in the hunt contract.
GOOD HUNTING!
HANGAY ARGALI IN MONGOLIA 2010
Officially Hangay Argali is not considered to be separate subspecie of Argali. The title was created in 1997 to make the registration of the trophies taken in the area located far from Altai Mountains to the North from Goby Mountains. This area belongs to the southern range of Hangay Mountains. In the early 80-ties this trophy was proclaimed as Mid-Altay Argali and sold at lower prices than Altay Argali hunt. Males that inhabit this area are smaller in body and horns size than males of Altay Argali, but bigger than Goby Argali. To avoid confusion and to single out Hangay Argali as separate specie it was decided that Hangay Argali inhabits the areas to the west of the 97 eastern longitude and Goby Argali inhabits the areas to the south of the 45 northern latitude.
How to get there:
You fly to Ulaanbaator (UB) via Frankfurt or Moscow or Seoul. Our representative meets you at the airport and assists through the customs, and then we take you to the hotel. Next morning you are transferred to the hunting camp; that takes about 8-9 hours.
Additional trophy fee:
wolf
This price includes:
Meeting up and drop off at the airport; Mongolian visa - US citizen does not require a visa to Mongolia for travel within 30 days; Hotel; All transportation to and from the hunting region; All transportation (jeeps, horses) in the hunting area; Accommodation and food in the camp during the whole tour; 1x1 service of professional guide; All serving staff including one interpreter per group/ camp.
The price does not include:
Airline ticket to/from Ulanbaatar; Alcohol, items of a personal nature; Excess luggage payment charged by airlines ;Sightseeing program; The cost of any extra hunting days; Non-hunter fee
The cost of additional trophies; Trophy shipment; Tips; license, export papers, gun permit are payable in Mongolia.
Hunting season:
The season runs from the 20 of July to the 15 of November.
Hunting:
The hunting is spot and stalk while observing Argali feeding and resting areas. The most preferable hunting time is in the morning or in the evening, but be prepared to spend the whole day in the hunting area. At average, every day you cover about 90-125 mile distance by car. Jeeps are used for the transportation in the area. You can add Gobi Ibex, Wolf, Black-tailed Gazelle or White-tailed Gazelle to your tag.
Base Camps:
The camps are traditional Asian yurts for 2-3 persons. They are warm, clean and comfortable with separate areas for dining, bathing and sleeping. Every camp has a cook and interpreter. You will find very good food and quality service.
Weather:
Average temperatures in July and August range from 50-80 F. It is always cold at night due to the high elevation. Mongolia is known as country of 255 sunny days per year and that is why it is called the Land of Blue Sky. Snow can be expected at the tops in the last decade of September.
Itinerary:
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Day 1
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Arrival in UB, check into hotel, adjust to the time change
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Day 2
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3 hour flight to western Mongolia; then transfer to the camp
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Day 3-12
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10 day hunt
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Day 13
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Flight back to UB, check into hotel
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Day 14
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Departure
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*Booking and Payment:
The quoted prices are subject to USD currency fluctuations. ProfiHunt Ltd reserves the right to change the price with preliminary notification of the client.
Deposits are not refunded in case of cancellations. Cancellation fees will not be charged if a substitute is provided for the cancelled person. Argali hunts terms & conditions are specifically stated in the hunt contract.
GOOD HUNTING!
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