Day 1: Arrive in Bishkek, transfer to hunting camp, accommodations

Day 2: Sight in rifle, rest, walk, acclimate

Day 3-9: Hunt for Ibex

Day 10: Return to Bishkek, accommodations in hotel

Day 11: Tour in Bishkek, return home

Travel: You fly to Bishkek (FRU) via Istanbul (IST) on Turkish Air, Frankfurt or Moscow. Recommended to travel through Istanbul because it is more difficult to get firearms through Frankfurt or Moscow. You’ll be met by an interpreter and camp management at the Bishkek Airport and will be assisted as needed. We recommend paying the extra cost of a VIP transfer as there are less hassles and the service is much better. You’ll get your visa at the airport upon arrival. You’ll travel 560 km to the hunting area, using 4×4 Jeeps. Drives to base camp takes 8 -12 hours, depending on weather. If hunting late in the year (Dec-Feb), there is always a chance that a big snow can close roads for several days

Rife & Ammo: 7mm, .300 Win. Mag, .300 Wby.Mag, with optics 3,5- 10x,3-23X, 4-16X; 40-

60 bullets.

Optics: Binoculars 70-47x; Rangerfinder 700-900m

Papers: As of 7-24-12, US and Canadian citizens may receive a 60 days Visa at no charge at the airport upon arrival, passport, Itinerary, Insurance, cash & cards, list of addresses and phone numbers in your country and hunting destination, your taxidermy address, diary, pen, reading material, maps.

Clothing: 1-2 pair mountain boot, camp shoes, 2 pair hunting pants, 2 long-sleeve, hunting shirts, 3-4 pair underwear, jacket w/hood, white camouflage, 1-2 sweaters, long sleeve thermal top, 3-4 t-shirts, 2 pair gloves, wool cap, cap w/ear-flaps, hunting cap, scarf or neck warmer, belt or suspenders, socks, warm or thermal socks, handkerchiefs.

Miscellaneous: Sleeping bag (for -22°F in winter time), body size pad for sleeping and sitting, lip balm, sunblock, walking stick, blister pads, 1 liter thermos, medications, scotch tape, zip-lock bags, camera (film, memory card, tapes, etc.), flashlight, radio, batteries, chargers (220V or adapter), sunglasses.