Landlocked between Russia and China, Mongolia is a country of unlimited hunting possibilities. High mountains, endless steppes, arid deserts and crystal clear lakes are all part of the Mongolia you will enjoy.

Our outfitter has led safaris and outdoor expeditions throughout Mongolia for over 50 years. As one of the largest hunting operations in Asia, they maintain their own camps in the best hunting areas. Their guides and interpreters are well trained and will accompany and assist you throughout your hunt.

Altai Argali (Ovis Ammon Ammon) is the largest sheep in the world, and is the ram that dreams are made of when it comes to the Asian argali. There are still decent populations of Altai argali to hunt but the hunts are not as easy as they once were. A true sheep hunter who will exercise a little patience, and be mentally tough and prepared for this hunt can still come away with an outstanding Altay argali.

Hangai Argali - This outstanding ram was formerly called a mid-Altay argali. It is generally bigger than a Gobi, but smaller than the Altai. This sheep is located in the Hangai Mountains of central Mongolia.

Gobi Argali - A true Gobi argali is an outstanding trophy. They are found in the Gobi desert in southern Mongolia. The Gobi Argali is smaller than the Altai however the largest recorded Gobi horns measured 62 inches.

Altai Ibex are found in the Altai Mountains in western Mongolia. The horns of the largest specimen to date measured 53 inches.

Gobi Ibex are found in the famous Gobi Desert. The hunt is in a special area with large concentrations of animals, with success rates approaching 100%. White Gazelles are also found in the same area.

Terms and Conditions

1. Group hunters (2-6 persons) will be provided with one local guide each, one interpreter, one vehicle per every 2 (two) hunters or individual horses.
2. Camp accommodation in traditional Mongolian ger based on maximum of 4 persons per ger. Tents & sleeping bags are provided if hunts need flyer camping.
3. Wounding an animal requires imperative finding the game. Otherwise the hunt is considered to be completed and should be paid in full.
4. Accidental shooting of female or baby animals of the indicated species in the pricelist requires penalty charge in the amount of the trophy fee of the same game.
5. Included in the rate: All land transportation, accommodation at the hunting/fishing camp, meals, guide, interpreter, and field care of the trophies.
6. Not included in the rate: Accommodation and meals in Ulaanbaatar, rifle & ammunition; visa fee; extra trophies; Mongolia domestic transportation charges; excess luggage of over 33 pounds per hunter for domestic flights; $550 documentation fee for Government hunting or fishing license; state veterinary certificate & export documentation & rifle permit; $1,650 Mongolian export CITES fee (argali & wolf hunters); insurance and gratuities.
7. Payment: $5,000US ($35,000US for argali hunts, $2000 for non hunting companions) non-refundable deposit should be paid upon reservations. Installment payments of $5000 per/hunt, per/person due by March 1 each year prior to the argali hunt year.  Balance is due 90 days before hunt start date for all bookings. 

8. Cancellations: No name changes allowed on argali bookings. Initial deposits, less $500 administrative charge, are refundable if no USFWS argali import permits were granted to hunter. 50% of initial deposit will be refunded if cancellation was made two years or more before the hunting year. Non hunter companion deposits fully refundable if canceled 90 days before the hunt starts. All other cancellation cases would be non refundable

9. All hunts are strictly fair chase and the species are wild animals roaming on the huge territory.