Expéditions Ovini

Isère, massifs of Belledonne and Vercors. We hunt in open country between 1000m and 2500 m. The approach takes place in magical landscapes that change according to the season and the weather. The animals play on the terrain to better test the hunter.

Close to the Yssyk Koul lake, the biggest one in Kyrghyzistan (called the hot lake) at the borders of Kazakhstan and China. Hunting takes place on the high plateaux at an altitude of 4,000 m.

Hunting takes place in the Mediterranean region, with larch forests covering an open area that turns magnificent colours in autumn, at a maximum altitude of 2,200 metres. Alpes de Haute Provence and Alpes Maritimes. Digne, Sisteron, Var Valley and Tinée Valley.

It is in the hunting area located in the Kuliab Province, in the foothills of the Pamir Mountains along the Panj River on the border between Tajikistan and Afghanistan, that we offer you the opportunity to hunt the Bokhara ibex. The hunt takes place during the rutting season, between 1,500 and 3,000 meters in altitude. The conservation and protection of this species have resulted in a steady increase in population density. It is the mythical animal that every mountain hunter dreams of.

In the Pamir mountains of Tajikistan, on the northern shores of Lake Karakul, we invite you to hunt the Pamir Argali, otherwise known as the “Marco Polo” (the real “Ovis ammon poli” discovered by the famous explorer on his way to China).
It’s a fantastic destination for the passionate mountain hunter, yet remains a very accessible Asian destination. Hunting takes place at altitudes of between 4,000 and 4,800 meters.

Axis deer hunting is very similar to hunting in the African bush: temperatures reach 35 degrees during the day and 20 degrees at night. Located in the southern hemisphere, this region of north eastern Argentina on the border with Uruguay in the Parana delta is called Mesopotamia. It is an open area with no relief and flooded by water, a biotope that is also ideal for Water Buffalo: the dry land areas are often very dirty, with very tight bush. The deer are real ghosts. Surrounding these wet and very dirty areas are immense plains of several thousand hectares with no vegetation whatsoever, home to the Cervicapre antelope.

The Himalayan mountain range is the most legendary mountain range in the world and a dream destination for true mountain hunting enthusiasts. The Bharal (or blue sheep) is the animal species that inhabits the highest altitudes in the world. The blue sheep is hunted in the Dhorpatan hunting reserve, located in the foothills of Dhaulagiri, a mountain range with well-known peaks such as Dhaulagiri and Anapurna, both of which are among the 14 peaks in the world over 8,000 meters high.

The Asiatic black bear, or Himalayan bear, which has only been legal to hunt since 1999, can only be hunted in Manchuria. It is hunted in exclusively managed territories in the Sikhote-Alin Mountains.

This hunting area is located in the Russian Altai, at the crossroads of Mongolia, Kazakhstan and China. The hunt takes place during the Maral deer rut, in dense forests and mountainous terrain reaching elevations of up to 2,500 meters. The stalk requires excellent physical condition. Mandatory helicopter transfer (additional cost).

This hunting area is located in the Russian Altai, on the border with Mongolia, Kazakhstan and China. The hunt takes place in the depths of winter, when the sheeps migrate to the Altaï plateaus at an altitude of 1,500 meters, where they find food. The approach requires good physical condition. Temperature between -15 and -40.

In the heart of the Northwest Territories, Dall sheep are hunted in the last mountains before the Arctic. This small mountain range, which rises to an altitude of 600 meters and is 120 km long, consists of very open primary forests and rocky ridges: the ideal habitat for Dall sheep. It is one of the last sanctuaries for this snow sheep.

Hunting takes place with hounds in British Columbia in pristine, wild areas where animals are abundant: cougars, lynxes, and bobcats (or red lynxes, which are generally smaller than Canadian lynxes) are often found in trees. The area is immense (this section is also known as the Cariboo Highway) and covers more than 600,000 hectares of primary forest, fir and spruce. Whitetail deer are very dense in this area, which explains the large number of predators.

Located at the northwestern tip of British Columbia in Williams Lake, this territory covering more than 18,000 km² is one of the most remote wilderness areas in the world. Highly diverse and unspoiled, it includes steep peaks, wooded valleys, grassy plateaus, and willow trees. It is home to bighorn sheep, moose, mountain caribou, grizzly bears, mountain goats, wolves, wolverines, and more. In short, we are fortunate to live and hunt in a land that has remained virtually unchanged for hundreds of years.

45 000 hectares in southern Greenland where hunting is permitted in two zones. The hunt takes place across vast plains where only the tundra withstands the winters. There is a very high density of musk oxen. This unusual animal, called omingmak by the Inuit, is able to withstand extreme temperatures thanks to its highly insulating coat.

On the northern shores of the Baltic Sea, in the Umeå region, where the terrain is flat or hilly. Birch, conifer, beech, and spruce trees make up the vegetation, providing abundant food (cranberries, blueberries, etc.) for birds. The second option takes place in the tundra.