Where else?

[Gunner46]

We always seem to look at where we can hunt exotic's here in the USA, but I haven't seen anyone address the issue of where we might be able to tie into an 'EXOTIC' hunt outside the US (and hopefully at a better $$$). I don't mean a $45,000 Africian Safari, but a $1000 trip to Guatamala for Turkey, or maybe a White Wing's shoot, with a bag limit of 50 a day.

Hit the search engines guys. Let's see some info. Think out of the box for a change.

Russia is wide open.

 

[SJ]

I can put you into a dove hunt in Argentina with no limit where the average per day shot count per hunter is 1,000 They also have hogs, and red deer, tahr, hogs and some exotics too like blackbucks, water buffalo and you can do combo dove/waterfowl/partridge/pheasent hunts..

 

[Gunner46]

A thousand doves a day! It would take a 5-ton just to truck in the shells for me to blast that many!!!

 

[Gunner46]

So, one could fly to Argentina... Hunt Boar, doves, .. toss in a cougar..lodging, meals, transport to & fro, fly back, and still come in for less $$ than most hunts here in the US?

 

[SJ]

The hunts are actually very reasonably priced. A lot depends on what you could get your flight for. Gunner that is an average of a 1,000 shots per hunter, per day not a 1,000 doves unless your alot better shot than I am I have never been but from what I have researched it is unbelievable shooting opportunities. A dove hunt can be as cheap as $280 per day, and remember that is for dove shooting like you can't even imagine.

The waterfowl hunting is almost as good.

 

[snake river rufus]

Russia? For bears perhaps. Most guy that I've heard about go there for the bares though

 

[SJ]

The Brown bears in Russia are huge.

 

[Gunner46]

I found out that you can hunt Elk, Bighon Sheep, Ibex and a few more. The prices I saw were a bit on the strong side, excpect for the Brown Bear. Though I don't harbor desires of baiting a Brownie out of a den, at 15 yds, and having to make a one-shot kill!!!!!

 

[snake river rufus]

I'd like to try a brownie in the next few years. Where have you been looking?