Pyrenees Chamois

Spain

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with Pyrenean chamois included

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Our company was established in 2019 and operates in 8 territories.

Our company specializes in offering exclusive hunting experiences in Spain. We tailor our hunts to meet the unique preferences of each client, prioritizing professionalism, reliability, and personalized service above all else. Our expertise lies in mountain hunts, with the ibex being our flagship species. Additionally, we excel in organizing driven hunts for groups of hunters, meticulously planning every aspect to ensure our clients' satisfaction.
What sets us apart is our commitment to providing a close, personal relationship with each client, ensuring that their needs and expectations are not just met, but exceeded. Moreover, we offer the flexibility to combine any of our hunting experiences with tourism or gastronomic visits, allowing our clients to fully immerse themselves in the rich culture and natural beauty of Spain.
At our core, we strive to deliver unforgettable hunting adventures marked by professionalism, attention to detail, and a deep appreciation for the traditions and natural heritage of Spain.

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*This is an approximate price in the selected currency. Actual price of the trip is €2,375

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Daily rate for 1 day

1 hunter, 1 guest

Pyrenean chamois

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About this hunt

The Chamois is a bovine animal that looks like a goat. Males and females have small black curved horns. Males are larger than females, and their horns reach greater size and thickness. The chamois is a characteristic animal of the high mountains. In summer it likes to use tall grasslands, cliffs and steep places where it feeds on grasses and other herbaceous plants. In winter, it descends to wooded areas or areas with abundant trees and bushes, browsing leaves and buds and even soft woody stems. Of all the ungulates it is one of the most active during the day, only in the hottest summer months does it limit its activity to the first and last hours of the day, spending the central stretch resting on the cooler slopes facing north. It is an animal perfectly adapted to high mountain conditions, for this it has interdigital membranes, which increase the support surface on the snow, and legendary balance and ease of climbing. In summer it usually forms large groups of goats in which females with babies and males form separate groups. In winter, however, the groups disperse or become less numerous, especially those of males. When she notices danger or is scared, the female emits a very characteristic whistle that alerts the goat. The heat takes place around the month of November, then the males become aggressive and chase each other insistently, to defend a harem and try to cover the greatest number of females.

(Difficult trip)

Hunting season: 3 Nov 2024 - 31 Dec 2025

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100%

Where you will hunt

Territory

The Pyrenees, spanning across the border of Spain and France, present a rugged and diverse terrain ideal for hunting enthusiasts. With its vast expanses of mountains, valleys, and forests, the Pyrenees offer a variety of hunting experiences amidst breathtaking natural landscapes. The terrain of the Pyrenees is characterized by rugged mountains, deep valleys, and dense forests, providing ample cover for a range of game species. Hunters can pursue a variety of game including chamois, red deer, roe deer, wild boar, and even spot the elusive Pyrenean brown bear. Guided by experienced outfitters and local guides familiar with the region, hunters can navigate the challenging terrain and employ various hunting techniques to pursue their quarry successfully. Whether stalking through dense forests, glassing from elevated positions, or conducting spot-and-stalk hunts in open fields, hunters have the opportunity to tailor their approach to match the behavior of their chosen game species.

Fence type: Not fenced

Territory size: 19,000 Kilometers squared

Languages spoken by staff: English Spanish

Operating since: 2019 year

Entertainment services

Clay shooting Shooting range Fishing Excursions Horse riding tourism wine tasting wine house fly fishing

Where you will stay

Pyrenees Hotel

To the north of Lleida, before reaching Andorra, is the Parador de La Seu d'Urgell. An elegant building with a striking 18th century cloister and classicist style, combined perfectly with the modernist decoration of the hotel. In its facilities you can enjoy the heated pool, the bar, the restaurant, the gym, the sauna and the solarium. The Parador is located next to the Cathedral of Santa María, the only Romanesque cathedral preserved in Catalonia. Also close to the church of San Miguel and its cloister, attached to the Cathedral. La Seu d'Urgell, capital of the Alt Urgell region, is a strategic enclave to discover the corners of the Catalan Pyrenees. It is located at the confluence of the Segre and Valira rivers, in a monumental environment open to nature that attracts tourists, athletes and mountain lovers. It is located between two natural parks, the Cadí Moiseró Natural Park and the Alto Pirineo Natural Park, and also close to the Aigüestortes Natural Park and San Mauricio Lake.

Facilities: TV Internet Bathroom Ensuite shower Outdoor shower Fridge Laundry Safe Mobile network coverage Electricity Solar power Sauna Swimming Pool Wine tasting Horse riding Spa treatments