Hunting in Turkey

We organize world class hunting trips in all areas of Turkey, however Marmaris offers a perfect opportunity to hunt whilst the rest of you family roast on the beach. So why not combine your hunting trip with a family holiday. You can hunt wild boar in areas around Marmaris. For Ibex, Chamois and wolf, you will have to go to the central, northern and eastern areas of Turkey, but we can organize this for you.

Hunting in the Marmaris area

Anatolian Wild Boar
Wild Boar with remarkable tusks can be hunted in near Marmaris and other southern areas. In recent hunts, our guests hunted several gold medal tusks between 24 to 29 cm. Driven hunts can be organized for 8-14 hunters, accompanied by 20 beaters and 6-8 hounds. The best period for driven hunting is September 15 to February 28. Stalking and high seat hunting during the full moon are also widely practised in Turkey. The best period is May to October. Accommodation can be provided in hotels, lodges or camps.

Hunting in Central Turkey

Ibex Hunts
We organize Ibex hunts in several regions of central and southern Turkey. In the Nigde region (Central Taurus)the national record was taken last season with 132 cm (52") horn. In the last two hunting seasons, we have harvested over 25 Ibex with 25 hunters in this promising region. Average trophy is 105 cm -115 cm (41"- 45") the area and easy to reach with daily flight from Istanbul to Adana by Turkish Airlines. Hunting terrain is located at an altitude of 2000-3000m (6000'- 9000') and only 2 hours drive away from Adana Airport.

Accommodation is available in fly camps. In the Adana Region (East Taurus) our hunting areas are located on the Southeastern Taurus Mountains has a average of 105- 110 cm (41"- 43") size trophy. This recently opened area is only 2 hours drive away from Adana Airport with good numbers of animals. Antalya is very well known resort town of Turkey on Mediterranean coast. The hunting season August through March.

Hunting in Northern Turkey

Anatolian Chamois and Wolf
Anatolian Chamois can be found in Northern and Eastern Turkey, in the Kaçkar Mountains-Artvin. Specimens having horns measuring 26 cm have been hunted in this region. The best hunting period for Chamois is between August 15 - Mid November. Lodges and village camps provide accommodation for winter hunts.

Chamois hunt can be combined with wolf hunt in the same area. Wolf also can be taken by baiting at the period of December - March in central and eastern parts of Turkey.

Snow stalking is also possible from January to March in higher areas, since our black sea region hunting area is in Ilgaz Mountain resort the hunt can be combined with skiing.