Hunting on the roof of the world
Embark on a legendary hunting expedition in the heart of the Pamir Mountains, where the ethereal beauty of the landscape is matched only by the adrenaline-fueled thrill of the hunt. Montefeltro invites you to experience the ultimate challenge: Marco Polo sheep hunting, a quest that tests the limits of endurance and determination amidst the breathtaking vistas of Tajikistan’s snowy peaks.
The Pamir region, nestled between China, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan, is a realm of rugged terrain and untamed wilderness, where Marco Polo sheep roam the windswept mountain slopes. These iconic creatures, renowned for their majestic spiral horns and elusive nature, are the ultimate prize for the most ambitious and passionate hunters.
Your journey begins in the remote hunting areas of Lake Karakul and Shat-Put, where Montefeltro offers exclusive access to prime hunting grounds for both ibex and Marco Polo sheep from October to February.
Here, amidst the pristine wilderness, you’ll embark on a quest to track and stalk these elusive ungulates, testing your skills and resolve against the harsh elements and unforgiving terrain.
Marco Polo sheep hunting is not for the faint of heart. It demands physical strength, mental fortitude, and a willingness to endure extreme conditions. As you ascend to dizzying altitudes, braving sub-zero temperatures and bone-chilling winds, you’ll push yourself to the limits in pursuit of the ultimate trophy.
Marco Polo sheep hunting in Tajikistan is a legendary pursuit that draws adventurers and hunters from around the world. Tajikistan’s rugged terrain, towering peaks, and remote wilderness provide the perfect backdrop for this exhilarating quest.
The Marco Polo sheep, named after the famous Venetian explorer, are renowned for their majestic spiral horns, which can grow to impressive lengths.
These elusive creatures inhabit some of the most inaccessible and inhospitable regions of the Pamir Mountains, making them a prized trophy for hunters seeking a true test of skill and endurance.
Hunting for Marco Polo sheep in Tajikistan typically takes place from October to February, during the colder months when the animals descend from the high mountain peaks in search of food. Hunters often trek for hours or even days through challenging terrain, navigating steep slopes, rocky ridges, and icy ravines in pursuit of their quarry.
The hunt itself is a grueling and physically demanding endeavor, requiring hunters to be in peak physical condition and prepared to face extreme weather conditions. Temperatures can plummet well below freezing, and harsh winds whip across the mountain passes, adding an extra layer of challenge to the pursuit.
Despite the difficulties, the rewards of Marco Polo sheep hunting are immense. The chance to test oneself against nature’s most formidable obstacles, to witness the raw beauty of the Pamir Mountains, and to bring home a trophy worthy of legend make this a once-in-a-lifetime experience for any hunter.
But amidst the challenges lies the promise of unparalleled adventure and the chance to witness the raw beauty of the Pamir Mountains in all its glory. From snow-capped peaks to rugged valleys, every moment spent in this untamed wilderness is an opportunity to connect with nature and experience the thrill of the hunt like never before.
So, heed the call of the wild and embark on an epic hunting expedition to the Pamir Mountains with Montefeltro. Whether you’re a seasoned hunter seeking the ultimate challenge or an adventurous spirit in search of new horizons, this is an experience that will stay with you forever.
Big Game Hunting
Ibex
From October to February
Marco Polo Sheep
From October to February
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What People Are Saying
Montefeltro has perfectly combined hunting and leisure in Italy.
Many thanks from my wife who appreciated the tour of Milan and Piacenza while I will never forget the marvellous fallow deer trophy and the visits to the Ferrari museum and Pagani factory.
Thank you Montefeltro.
See you next year.
Andrew Kennedy
Another fantastic hunting experience organized by Montefeltro’sfriends has just ended.
This time in Bulgaria, in the splendid setting of the Rhodope Mountains, in search of the “King of the wood”.
Beautiful hunting house located on the shore of a lake, excellent traditional cuisine, super welcome and assistance.
Magnificent capercaillie trophy taken, already the first morning, after a long and exciting approach. What can I say… thanks Montefeltro!
John Ferdinand
The hunting experience was very, very good.
The chamois hunt needed to be a minimum of two days given that weather can impact the time you actually get to hunt.
Being in the mountains was great and the operation there is very well run.
Your itineraries were complete and a big help for pre-trip planning.
Your ability to make changes to that itinerary once we see the weather was very much appreciated.
I think we were well prepared before leaving the states.
Your attention to the client is very detailed and obviously made for a very smooth, exciting trip.
I would have no trouble recommending Montefeltro to other hunters!