Sarg
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Rumours has it it’s also extremely difficult to get the musk out for a mount. A friend of my fathers had a lodge in the Yukon until he passed dad said he had a full body mount that still stunk five or six years after it was done.Muskox.
You don't hear a lot of people who have hunted them.
From what I understand, shot placement is extremely difficult.
Hard to judge the body with all that hair covering it.
Simplify it with a European mount.Rumours has it it’s also extremely difficult to get the musk out for a mount. A friend of my fathers had a lodge in the Yukon until he passed dad said he had a full body mount that still stunk five or six years after it was done.
just looked that up and its incredibly interestingthe penile bone is considered the trophy from walrus.
If your looking for adventure go for it. You won't be disappointed!Will go hunt king eiders and other sea ducks after my next africa trip. Always wanted to check that adventure off the bucket list
Fact check - not true. Mine never had any odor at all.Rumours has it it’s also extremely difficult to get the musk out for a mount. A friend of my fathers had a lodge in the Yukon until he passed dad said he had a full body mount that still stunk five or six years after it was done.
Sounds like some fun hunts. If I get rich one day I wanna go to CAR for lord derby or bongo and the giant forest hog is on that list too.If you have the travelling spirit and an adventurous soul there are some incredible places and amazing animals to hunt.
Some that appeal to me include, but are not limited to;
Maral stag in Kazakstan.
Moose in Chukotka.
Bezoar Ibex in Turkey.
Red stag in Europe.
Mountain Caribou in Alaska.
Tahr in Nepal.
Markhor in Afganistan.
Giant Forest hog in CAR.
Just to mention a few.
Yep, they are on my list too. When I save up some money my list for mexico will be the occelated turkey, currasow, guan, and caoti. Hopefully I can make that happen within the next couple years.I think this is a great choice for a hunt. Have you considered trying for Greater Currasow and Crested Guan? There used to be hunts offered for these 3 birds. I haven't looked into this for some time.
Yep I have considered texas as my cousin owns an exotic game ranch down there. I would love to travel to some exotic places and hunt animals in their natural habitat. That being said I have considered hunting animals like addax and arabian oryx and other animals like that where you either cant hunt in their native range or its really hard to.Don’t know if this counts but we can offer things such as Bongo, Mahrkor, kangaroo, and a whole slew over others here in Texas.
Not a hunt but an amazing rush for anyone lucky enough to try is harpooning swordfish. Standing in the pulpit trying to time your throw while the spray beats in your face. You’ve got to time both the movements of the fish and the movements of the boat amazing feeling when everything works out right.
One of the brocket deer would be neat to add to that listYep, they are on my list too. When I save up some money my list for mexico will be the occelated turkey, currasow, guan, and caoti. Hopefully I can make that happen within the next couple years.
CoElkHunterTasmanian Devil hunt with a blowgun using monometal darts.
@Thumper Mcgeeyou can hunt walrus?
@gizmoDon’t know if this counts but we can offer things such as Bongo, Mahrkor, kangaroo, and a whole slew over others here in Texas.