Adventure Description

Tajikistan is a prized destination for all mountain hunters, and especially for those attempting to harvest the majestic Bukharan Markhor. The Bukharan Markhor are hunted in the months of October - February, but peak season is between November - January. Hunting for Markhor is organized at lower altitudes comparative to other goat and sheep hunts in the country, usually between 4,900-5,250 feet (1,500-1,600 meters). As a rule, Markhors tend to prefer sheer cliffs of sandstone. The hunter has to get at the shooting distance by stalking from below, or staying at the opposite cliff. While hunting for Markhor, you will be accommodated at the guest houses in villages, located in the hunting regions. In rare cases, 1 or 2 overnights in tent camp up in the mountains might be required. The hunt is conducted in the Gorno-Badakhsnskaya province and Khatlon region, between the rivers of Panj and Vahsh near the border of Afghanistan. Ultimately, this is one of the most premier hunts in the world for one of the most prize mountain species in the world where every detail you can imagine is taken care of at the highest degree of service and hospitality. If you want to learn more about this exceptional hunting Adventure, give us a call today!