Mongolia is one of the most exclusive destinations for those seeking to hunt in wild and largely unexplored landscapes. With an average altitude of 1,500 meters, it encompasses steppes, rugged mountains, and remote plateaus, offering an unparalleled natural setting for mountain hunting.
The country's main mountain ranges—Western Altai, Gobi-Altai, Khangai, and Chentii—are home to unique biodiversity. Here, it is possible to hunt all three varieties of Argali (Altai, Gobi, and Hangai), as well as two subspecies of Ibex, depending on the region (Altai and Gobi). Other species that can be found include maral, Siberian roe deer, wolf, wild boar, and gazelle, allowing for the organization of combined hunts tailored to each hunter's expectations.
In mountainous areas, horses are used, and the hunt continues on foot, while in regions like the Gobi, 4x4 vehicles are used for transportation, although the hunt itself is always conducted on foot. Base camps are the usual accommodation, although mobile camps are also organized for a more immersive experience.
Ibex hunts last about 9 days; mixed programs between 10 and 12 days; and Argali expeditions can extend up to 14 days.
Logistics begin in Ulaanbaatar, where our local team handles reception, permits, and transfers. Depending on the destination, it is possible to travel directly to the hunting area. Throughout the experience, specialized interpreters ensure smooth communication and a seamless experience.