Pyrenean Chamois

Pyrenean Chamois Hunting
Pyrenean Chamois Hunting Area
Spanish Pyrenees · Northern Spain

Pyrenean Chamois Hunting in Spain

Pyrenean Chamois hunting in Spain is one of the most exciting mountain hunting experiences in the Pyrenees. This elusive trophy is famous for its hook-shaped horns, beautiful mountain habitat and challenging stalking conditions.

With IberHunting, hunters can enjoy a professionally guided Pyrenean Chamois hunt in carefully managed hunting areas located in the best parts of the Pyrenees between Spain and France.

About Pyrenean Chamois

An Iconic Mountain Trophy

The Pyrenean Chamois is one of the most famous hunting trophies of the Pyrenean mountains. Its hook-shaped horns make it an attractive and highly valued mountain trophy.

Known for being one of the most elusive mountain animals in the region, the Pyrenean Chamois offers a challenging and rewarding hunting experience for hunters looking for a true mountain hunt in Spain.

Pyrenean Chamois hunting in Spain

Hunting Area

The Spanish Pyrenees

The Pyrenean Chamois hunting area is located in some of the best places of the Pyrenees, between Spain and France. These mountain areas have been carefully managed for years, helping to maintain strong populations and excellent hunting conditions.

The Pyrenees offer spectacular landscapes, open mountain terrain and a classic stalking experience for international hunters looking for a premium hunt in Spain.

Hunters interested in other Spanish mountain species may also consider the Cantabrian Chamois, another premium chamois hunting experience in northern Spain.

Hunting Season

October to January and March to May

The hunting season for Pyrenean Chamois runs from mid-October to the end of January and from the beginning of March to mid-May.

These periods offer excellent conditions for mountain hunting in the Pyrenees, with different landscapes and hunting conditions depending on the season.

Pyrenean Chamois Hunt

A Challenging Mountain Stalking Experience

Pyrenean Chamois hunting is a classic mountain stalking hunt. Hunters and guides move through open mountain terrain, using binoculars and spotting scopes to locate and evaluate a suitable trophy.

The hunt requires silence, patience and good observation. The elusive nature of the Pyrenean Chamois, combined with the terrain of the Pyrenees, makes this program an intense and memorable hunting experience.

ACCOMMODATION

Parador La Seu d’Urgell

Accommodation for the Pyrenean Chamois hunt is arranged at Parador La Seu d’Urgell, located north of Lleida before reaching Andorra.

This elegant hotel features an eighteenth-century cloister in classicist style combined with modern decor. Hunters can enjoy facilities such as a heated pool, bar, restaurant, gym, sauna and solarium.

Nature, Culture and Pyrenean Scenery

Parador La Seu d’Urgell is located at the confluence of the Segre and Valira rivers, in a historic area open to nature and mountain tourism.

The hotel is close to Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park, the High Pyrenees Natural Park and Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park. It is also situated in the historic center of La Seu d’Urgell, next to the Cathedral of Santa Maria, the only Romanesque cathedral that remains in Catalonia.

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    TERMS FOR BOOKING AND CANCELLATIONS

    Licenses, Payments and Hunting Conditions

    To confirm your Pyrenean Chamois hunting booking, a deposit of 50% of the hunt cost is required. The remaining balance must be paid no later than 60 days before the hunting date.

    Trophy fees will be paid after the hunt, once the hunting protocol has been signed before departure. Trophy measurement is carried out “en verde” in the field by the rangers.

    Injured animals that cannot be found are considered taken and must be paid for by the hunter.

    For the management of the Spanish hunting license and insurance, IberHunting will need to receive a copy of the hunter’s current hunting license and identity card or passport.