Carpathian chamois is only indigenous to Carpathian Mountains of Romania and can be hunted only in this country. This subspecies is the biggest of all the rupicapra family in terms of both trophy size and body size.

Our hunts take place in Transylvania, a region rich in culture, tradition; dwelled by friendly and hospitable people. Since the area is a touristic resort and quality accommodation is available, we welcome our guests in classy hotels.

The hunting area lies usually at around only 6000 feet and may rise up to 7000 feet and can be reached mainly on horse back in some parts of the range. But the rest of the hunt is carried out on foot.

Winter arrives early to Carpathian Mountains, jeopardizing hunting plans. Therefore, early hunts are recommended. Best time for a successful hunt is between Mid-October and Mid-November.

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