Sindh Ibex & Blanford Urial

Pakistan is a renowned hunting destination in Central Asia, offering a welcoming environment and diverse mountain landscapes. With 19 huntable species, including several prized Markhor varieties, the country attracts hunters seeking exceptional trophies and unforgettable adventures in its rugged wilderness.

Specie / Hunt Description

This featured combination hunt in the desert south low hills is for the Sindh Ibex and Blanford Urial. They are both indigenous to the vast privately held free-range hunting area and are hunted together very efficiently – often requiring 2-3 hunting days per specie or less.

Both species thrive in large numbers. Exceptional trophies are possible depending on trophy size objectives and hunting budget. Outfitting is exceedingly professional and guide skills are among the best in worldwide hunting.

Getting There: North American hunters typically fly into Islamabad via Istanbul on Turkish Airlines and take a connecting flight to Karachi. Other international hunters may reach Karachi via other flight routes. The drive to the luxury accommodations takes about 2.5 hours.

Hunt Strategy: The guides will have patterned game movements and know their routes and daily routines. Comfortable SUVs are used to cover lots of productive ground in the hunting area, stopping at various locations to glass and walk further to scan other angles of the location. The approach to the shot set-up point is done on foot. Elevation is low; 2,000 to 3,500 feet on average.

Season: November – January

Length of Hunt: Up to 6 days plus travel time.

Options / Major Species: Afghan Urial, Punjab Urial,

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