Combo Hunt for Chamois and Mouflon in Spain

2024 / 2025

Combo Hunt for Chamois and Mouflon in Spain  

RIFLE ONLY 1 X 1 - $9,690

THIS HUNT INCLUDES:

• 3 Hunting Days in Spain
• Pyrenean Chamois Trophy Fee (Best Possible)
• Mouflon Sheep Trophy (Best Possible)
• R/T Road Transportation from Barcelona (Madrid possible as well)
• Field Preparation of Trophies
• 4 Nights Lodging
• Meals
• Alcoholic Beverages
• Trophy Transportation to Local Taxidermist
• Cell and Internet Service in Camp
• English-speaking Guide

EXTRAS:

• Dip and Pack
• Crating and Shipping of Trophies
• Taxidermy 
• Airfare to and from Spain
• Gratuities

Observer rate is $250/day

Rifle rental is $60/day including ammo.

With this free-range combo hunt for Chamois and Mouflon, you’ll be able to take home two of Spain’s most prized trophies! On this hunt, you start hunting for the biggest trophies you can find. None of that upgrade pricing that makes hunting in Europe so confusing. The accommodations are high-end and all their guides are fluent in English. Book today and visit Spain for this great discounted combo hunt!

About the Pyrenean Chamois:

The Pyrenean Chamois are found in the Pyrenean Mountains about 80-90 miles outside of Barcelona. They are a species of Capra that is only located in Spain and small parts of France. These animals are very agile and stick to the mountains and cliffsides. During the summer, they prefer altitudes above 6,000 feet, and during the winter altitudes around 3,000 feet. They use their agility to their advantage and tend to look downhill for threats. You can use this to your advantage by getting higher up above them.

The Pyrenean Chamois grows to about 80cm tall and sports horns that are hooked slightly backward. During the summer months, their coats are a ruddy-brown color but develop into a darker brown or black coat as the winter months approach. They browse for their food and prefer to graze on grass, nuts, and tree sprouts. The species almost went extinct in the 1940s due to reckless hunting for their leather, but they were protected and since then have made a full comeback that now includes around 50,000 individuals.

You can shoot the biggest Chamois that you can find on this hunt at no extra charge.

About the Mouflon Sheep:

The mouflon sheep, originally native to the Caspian region of eastern Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Iran, were introduced to Spain at the end of the 19th century. These animals thrived here and quickly became renowned for their exciting hunting. They have incredible eyesight and are very leery of danger, providing a great way to test your stalking abilities. These animals are also deeply rooted in history, as it is believed that all domesticated sheep are descendants of the mouflon. Their coats are reddish to dark brown and are accented with dark back stripes, black ventral areas, and light-colored saddle patches. Their fur is short, and the male's horns can curve nearly one whole rotation. Females are only sometimes horned. Rams can grow up to five feet long and weigh up to 120 pounds.

You can shoot the biggest Chamois that you can find on this hunt at no extra charge.

The Chamois and Mouflon Hunting Area and Terrain

This hunt takes place in the Pyrenees Mountains, about three hours outside of Barcelona. The concession is over 37,000 acres and has a varied landscape from pine-fir forests, to open grassy plains to sleep rocky slopes. Breathtaking views of the Mediterranian and the Pyrenean Mountains await you while on this hunt. This outfitter has been managing this concession for five years and has exclusive hunting rights to it. They recommend you be in good shape due to the rocky mountainous terrain, but can accommodate hunters that may be unable to walk or hike much due to the diversity of the area they manage.

Hunting Season

The hunting season for both  Pyrenean Chamois and  Mouflon runs from October to December. As the months go on, it will get begin to get colder in the mountainous region that you will be hunting in. If you plan to combine this hunt with a Red Stag hunt as well, the best time to come is during the month of October.   

About the Outfitter

This outfitter is based in Spain and hunts every game species available in the country. They also hunt worldwide and have years of experience guiding hunters across the world. Each of their three experienced guides speaks fluent English, making communicating in the field and in camp easy and stress-free. They are very client-focused and believe fully in providing you with the best quality experience possible. By ensuring you enjoy great food, high-quality accommodations, good wines, and reliable logistics, they are certain you will enjoy your time with them and have an unforgettable hunt! Their guides are very experienced and very passionate about hunting, a winning combination that clients love. They also boast a 100% success rate on this hunt and are confident you will go home with quality trophies!

Hunt Lodge and Accommodations

You will stay at a comfortable hotel located in town near a wide array of restaurants and sightseeing opportunities. At the hotel, you can expect a nice large private room with a private en-suite bathroom. Full internet and wifi are available here. 

You can expect the food here to be very good and of a traditional Spanish cruise. The lodge itself is very comfortable. Beer, local wines, and spirits are all included at the bar. 

A Typical Day Hunting Chamois and Mouflon

Your typical day hunting will start early, usually before daybreak. You will wake up and enjoy a light breakfast with your guide, where you’ll discuss the hunting strategy for the day. As the sun is rising, you and your guide will leave your hotel to head out to the hunting area which is located in the nearby mountains. Since the mouflon and chamois inhabit the same area, you will be looking for both species at the same time. It is common to see over 50 of each species per day, so you should have plenty of animals to choose from. You and your guide will work to identify your trophy as they are active in the morning and moving from their feeding areas to where they will lie down in the heat of the day. For this, you can expect to be walking and driving a lot while searching for your shooter with binoculars.

Once you find your shooter, you and your guide will start your stalk. The stalk will be done on foot over some rocky and hilly terrain, so it's recommended that you are in the best shape you can be, although hunters in poor shape can be accommodated by this outfitter. Both the Pyrenean chamois and the mouflon sheep have excellent eyesight and they will put your stalking skills to the test! Once you can get within 100-300 yards and you have a good shot, you’ll be able to take your shot on your trophy. You’ll have to have good shooting skills, as these animals can be small and make long-range shots difficult even for experienced marksmen. The Pyrenean Chamois was the prized trophy of Swiss marksmen since they make for such a difficult trophy to harvest! Once you pull the trigger, you’ll be participating in a generations-long honored and respected tradition, filling your spot in history as one of the best marksmen the world over!

Other Available Animals

It is possible to combine this hunt with another hunt for a free-range Red Stag as well. A Red Stag trophy fee is $3,000. The stag found in these parts of the mountains are big in body size, but their antlers are thinner and not as big as those in the flatlands where food is more abundant. Therefore,  a medal class stag cannot be guaranteed.

Trophy Care and Shipping

Once you have taken your shot and have taken trophy pictures with your animal, it will be dressed and trucked out of the concession. From there, it will be skinned and salted. After the hunt ends, all your trophies will go together to a local licensed Spanish taxidermist. You will have the option of dip and pack to have the animals shipped to a taxidermist of your choice or to let the taxidermist take care of the mounting themselves.

Rental Rifles

• Tikka T3x 30.06 with Steiner 3x12x56
• Heym Mannlicher 7RM with Vortex 5x25x50

Each of these rifles is fitted with excellent, high-quality optics. If bringing your own rifle, the outfitter recommends anything from .308 to .300 Win Mag that you are comfortable shooting from 100 - 350 yards. All 6.5 calibers are suitable as well for this hunt. All ammo should be soft bullets.

Getting There

You will begin your trip by arriving at Barcelona International Airport. It is also possible to arrange for pickup from Madrid if so required. Once at the airport, the outfitter will meet you for reception and gun clearance. Once everything clears, you will be taken by road to the hunting area and hotel which is about a three-hour trip by car. 

Deposit and Payment Policy

A 50% deposit of $4,845 is due to book this combo hunt for Pyrenean Chamois and Mouflon Sheep. The remaining 50% must be paid upon arrival in Barcelona. Upgraded trophy fees and extras are all due at the end of the hunt. This outfitter accepts euro cash and wire transfers only.

Cancellation Policy

Deposits are non-refundable. Dates can be rescheduled only at the outfitter's discretion. Upon any rescheduling, a $150 fee is to be paid directly to the booking agent.

EXCLUSIONS: Airfare, Taxidermy, Dip and Pack, Shipping of Trophies, Insurance, Gratuities, Rifle Rental.