Hunting in Kazakhstan

The best Maral of Asia

Kazakhstan is the specular image of Mongolia, it tells the eternal struggle between Mongols and Kazakhs, proud people of warriors and very skilled hunters in the practice of deer hunting. In the areas of Tastau, Ketmen, Djungarian Alatau and Narynko, Montefeltro offers hunters the possibility to hunt ibex, maral and Siberian roe deer hunting. 

Asia’s best Maral deer and the large ibex await you among rocky peaks, meadows and coniferous forests. A wild and naturalistically uncontaminated region for a unique and unrepeatable hunting trip for real hunters.

The hardest deer hunting, a challenge, up and down on arduous slopes search for his majesty the Maral. An hunting trip that is a real adventure that tests the horses hocks  and the hunters  breath who must be prepared to approach this hunt.

The adult Maral of Eastern Europe reach a larger size than the European cousins, reaching even the four hundred kilos of weight.

Those in the Mediterranean area, on the other hand, are smaller (for example, the red deer hardly ever exceeds 180 kilos of weight).

Here too, the most beautiful hunt is the rut time one from mid-September to mid-October, when the mating season begins.

During this period, the males, who usually live in small stags’ groups, separate themselves and begin to challenge each other by roars, more similar to a whistle than a bellow or a roar, that no hunter will ever forget.

The roar is used to claim the possession of females on other suitors. Those who manage to intimidate the other deer with their roar will prevail. The strength and power of the roar depend on the size of the animal and its living conditions.

Hunting ibex and maral in Kazakhstan offers a thrilling adventure amidst some of the world’s most breathtaking landscapes. Kazakhstan’s vast and diverse terrain, ranging from rugged mountains to expansive steppes, provides the perfect backdrop for these challenging hunts.

The ibex, known for its impressive curved horns and agile movements, inhabits the rocky slopes and cliffs of Kazakhstan’s mountainous regions. Hunting for ibex often involves trekking through steep and rugged terrain, testing the skills and endurance of even the most seasoned hunters.

The thrill of stalking these elusive creatures amid the stunning scenery of the Tien Shan and Altai Mountains is an experience like no other.

Maral, or Siberian red deer, are another prized game species in Kazakhstan. With their majestic antlers and large size, maral present a formidable challenge for hunters. The dense forests and alpine meadows of Kazakhstan’s northern regions provide ideal habitat for these majestic animals. Hunting for maral often involves patient stalking and strategic positioning, as hunters wait for the perfect opportunity to take their shot.

Moreover, Montefeltro proposes also Siberian roe deer hunting, which is a typical game in the areas of Karakastek and Akterek.

Hunting Siberian roe deer in Kazakhstan offers hunters a unique and rewarding experience in the vast expanses of Central Asia. The Siberian roe deer, known for its elegant stature and graceful movements, inhabits the diverse landscapes of Kazakhstan, including forested areas, grassy plains, and mountain foothills.

Kazakhstan’s rich biodiversity and varied terrain provide excellent habitat for Siberian roe deer populations to thrive. Hunters can expect to encounter these elusive creatures in dense forests, open meadows, and along the edges of agricultural fields.

Hunting for Siberian roe deer in Kazakhstan typically involves stalking or ambushing the animals in their natural habitat. Hunters must exercise patience, keen observation, and skillful marksmanship to successfully harvest a roe deer. The thrill of tracking these elusive creatures through the wilderness adds an element of excitement to the hunt.

In addition to this in Kazakhstan you will find an incredibly wild and unspoiled nature that will characterize your hunting in Kazakhstan.