Konya Sheep is indigenous to our country and it is perhaps the most valuable and rarest sheep specie in the World.

We organize only few hunts a year as licenses are very limited. We are proud contributors to the Anatolian Wild Sheep Conservation project.

Bozdag mountains are the only place where these species can be hunted as it is the last refugee of these rare animals. The hunting graound lies around 1800-2000 meters and can easily be reached from Konya with a short car ride of 45 minutes. Hunters will be accommodated in a five star hotel if desired.

Anatolian Bezoar Ibex (Capra aegagrus aegarus) is a species of Ibex only unique to Turkey and have the longest horns and the largest body size among all Ibex species around the world. Our hunting areas, the Taurus Mountains are known and have proven to produce the longest and highest quality of horns compared to other areas in Turkey. Its horns have grown up to 55inches in few extraordinary cases in the past, Although our trophy average over the last years have been over 45inches.We also harvest a dozen or so of very big trophies between 48inches and 53inches each hunting season.

Bezoar Ibex can be hunted from mid-October to end of March. The most efficient time to hunt is between 01 November and 15 January, since the autumn starts and the weather cools down and animals movement increase and Ibex will be rutting between approximately mid-November to end of December. Hunters need to fly to Adana airport of Turkey, which is the largest city with international airport within close proximity of our ibex hunting areas.

Hybrid Ibex is a cross-breed between Bezoar Ibex and the domestic goat which is recognized as a subspecies by both Grand Slam Ovis Club and Safari Club International, but counts only through Capra super 20. This cross-breed occurred naturally through time. Distinct features that differentiate hybrid from Bezoar are their big, floppy ears and comparatively longer hair on their body.

However, the most prominent difference may be the form of the horns which may flare out distinctively. This unique animal is an extremely shy and wild animal which makes it a challenging yet enjoyable hunt.

The Anatolian Gazelle has been very recently opened for Hunting after being protected for over 40 years. The gazelle is found in the desert like open rolling hills around the city of Şanlı Urfa.Although there are few licenses available, this gazelle is high in numbers and it is possible to find very good sized trophies in this well managed Hunting area.

Over the last two years, we have organized the most number of hunts in this area and also have harvested an exceptional World’s Record gazelle that may possibly rank top three in its category of species.

The Anatolian Chamois one of the most prestigious and rarest chamois species in the World. We organize chamois hunts in northeastern Turkey from October 01 to March 31. November is the rutting period and is one of the best months to hunt if the snow is not in severe conditions.

We have maintained 100% success rate over the years and continue to organize very successful hunts. We only have very few licenses each year in order to keep the quality of our area.

The Anatolian Red Deer is one of the biggest free-ranging wild deer specie in Europe. This stag is found throughout our country and lives in areas with healthy population. A mature male weights about 300-350kgs and have horns that grown very large with over 10kgs of weight and up to 24points.

.The areas we hunt in have very good population and especially very high trophy quality. Best time for the hunt is when the stags start roaring from mid-September through mid-October which is the rutting time.

There are many wild boar in Turkey, mainly because the Muslim religion forbids the eating of pig meat... Therefore male wild boar can grow very large, up to 300 kg with the rich feeding all year round. Male wild boar may live up to 15 years of age and can grow long tusks up to 30 cm. Wild boar in our area live in the mountains, where there is extensive forest and bush. Humans are their only predator. The wild boar are mainly nocturnal, although they can be found feeding in early morning or late afternoon according to the region and season.

The Rutting season starts around November and lasts about one month until December. Only during this season do the mature males join the herds of sows and young. Mature males commonly live alone and form a territory of their own. The best time to hunt the biggest old boar is from February to October. The vegetation between February and April is very rich where wild boars feed in open areas between the forests. From May to September, the wild boar feed in fields of wheat, barley, maize regularly during the night.