Hunt for Pyrenean Chamois and Mouflon in France
Excellent Mountain Hunting for Chamois, with the Possibility of Combining the Hunt with Red Deer and Mouflon
Highlights
- Game populations, trophy quality and hunt organisation are all of the highest standard
- Fantastically beautiful mountain district
- A really charming district of France
- It is also an attractive destination for non-hunters
4 days from €3,445
Chamois, Red Deer and Mouflon
The Pyrenees Mountains in the very south of France not only offer great mountain hunting for chamois, but often also the possibility of combining this hunt with red deer and mouflon. We can certainly recommend the game management, hunt guiding, organisation, trophy quality and game populations here, and given that you can pamper yourself with some of the many delicacies from the French cuisine, a hunting trip does not get much better.
Beautiful Hunting Districts in the Pyrenees
For number of years we have had the pleasure of offering hunting for chamois, mouflon, red deer and roebuck in some fantastic districts the regions of Gers, Haute Pyrenee, Pyrenee Atlantique and the Pyrenees Oriantales on the French side of the mountains. Our experience has shown that the game populations, trophy quality and hunt organisation is all of a very high standard. The Pyrenean chamois, or as it is known in France - the Isard, can be hunted on both the French and Spanish sides of the mountains, but it is significantly cheaper to do so in France.
An Ideal Hunting Destination for the Whole Family
This is an extremely charming part of France, and even any non-hunters in your family will find lots of exciting attractions here. In addition to the hunting there is plenty of interest to see in this part of France. Where the country is at its “narrowest”, it is only about 200km between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. There are many exciting old towns and castles, such as the city of Toulouse, the famous pilgrimage center of Lourdes, the historic town of Pau and the tiny country of Andorra close by. Finally, sampling the local foods and wines produced in this region is worth a trip in itself. If you would like to spend a few more days here exploring this part of France, especially if you are bringing the family along, we recommend that you rent a car here.
More About the Hunting
It is possible for 2-3 hunters to hunt at the same time. The French guides are experienced but do not expect that they speak any other language than French. The outfitter speaks English.
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Accomodation
Accommodation - Pyrenees
During your hunt you will stay in a small hotel/guest house close to the hunting district. We use a number of different establishments, but generally speaking they are all very charming, often in equipped with modern facilities such as delightful rooms, with private bath and toilet, common sitting areas, wifi, and some even have a swimming pool. Do not expect to loose weight here. Normally...
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Pyrenees
As far as mountain hunters are concerned, here we can offer 2 different hunting districts. The first district, the Hautes-Pyrenees, lies south west of Toulouse in the 65th Departement close to the well known town of Lourdes. Here the hunting season is from 15th October to 15th November, and it is only possible to hunt on Saturdays and Sundays.The second district, the Pyrenees Orientales,...
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Sudchasse
Our partner, Julien, is both an outfitter and professional hunter, who has been carefully building up his successful company over a number of years. We have enjoyed an excellent working relationship with Julien since 2012, and he has really taken great care of our hunters, giving them some great hunting experiences and some fine trophies. Julien offers roebuck hunting during the...
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Chamois (Europe)
Scientific Name: Rupicapra rupicapra Subspecies: Rupicapra rupicapra (The Austrian, Swizz, German, French and Italian Alps as well as parts of the former Yugoslavia.) Rupicapra r. pyrenaica (The Pyrenees). Rupicapra r. ornata (The Abruzzian Alps, Italy) Rupicapra r. carpatica (Transsylvania) Rupicapra r. balcanica (Parts of former Yugoslavia) Rupicapra r. caucasica (Kaukasus) Rupicapra r....
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Mouflon (Europe)
Scientific Name: Ovis musimon Subspecies: None in Europe. Distribution: Small isolated groups all over Europe (mostly in fenced in areas). Habitat: Prefers undulating forested areas. Description: Middle sized animal of the sheep family weighing up to 60 kg. (rams), and measuring around 80 cm over the shoulder. General colour dark brown on the back and along the flanks. A black band is...
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Red Deer/Red Stag (Europe)
Scientific Name: Cervus elaphus Subspecies: We recognise the following subspecies for Europe: East European Red Deer (C.e. montanus) Corsican Red Deer (C.e. corsicanus) Distribution: Red Deer is found in most European countries. Habitat: Woodland, pasture land, wetlands and moorland. Is found in lowlands as well as on high ground and in mountains. Description: Large deer weighing...
Read morePrices
The price includes
- 3 days hunting 1:1
- 4 days accommodation with full board
- 1 chamois or Mouflonram irrespective of trophy size
- Transportation during the hunt
The price does not include
- Flight to Toulouse and transfer
- French hunting licence, € 90,-
- Rental of rifle, € 35,- per day
- Supplement for single room
- Tips
- Beverages
- Anything not mentioned under price includes
- EU-public liability insurance € 5,50.-
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Refund if you do not get an opportunity to shoot a chamois € 1.250.-
Additional trophies:
Chamois irrespective of size € 1.725,-
Muflon C2 € 1.725,-
Red stag up to 10 point € 2.180,-
Red stag over 12 point € 2.430,-
