Im happy to report that the Sindh Ibex hunts i had advertised on AR a few months back were booked by AR members father & son.

Austin & Joe both got Gold Medal Sindh Ibex on day one and two of the hunt. they are both great people and passionate hunters that i have been lucky enough to hunt with and call my friends.

The hunt Continues......


Austin getting used to my rifle before the hunt:

Joe's Gold Medal Sindh Ibex hunted in Sumbak Conservancy- Sindh Province. a great shot made at 200 yards.

a visit to our Hog Deer and Wild Boar Camp.

Austin's Fabulous Gold Medal Sindh Ibex that I estimated to be 14 years old. he had atleast 2 inches on both sides broomed off. the hunt was conducted at Surjan Conservancy in Kirthar Mountain Range - Sindh Province.

FANTASTIC TROPHIES!!!
And beautiful country...hope some day my son and I can do this hunt with you Pir

Thanks Danish. You have great places to hunt

Great trophies Danish. The second one looks like 6 inches have broomed off!

Very interesting and wonderful trophies. Austin's has character being so old.

Awesome post Danish! How big is that one boar? He looks huge!

@Late-bloomer: you are welcome anytime

Thanks for appreciating guys.

@Peter: Thanks, that big boy was i think almost a 100 KG or something.

seeing the local fine Rugs in Karachi.






A Snake Charmer with his pets

Really nice Danish ! ( Danish ?? not Danish from Denmark ?? )

The small anthelope with twisted horns .. what kind of anthelope is that ?

And what was the weight of the big wild boar ?

@The Norwegian.
im not from Denmark, thats how my name is spelled in English :-)

The Antelope is called the Black Buck.

People from Denmark are called Danish - pronounced "Day-nish". The first part is spoken as a longer sound.

The subcontinent name "Danish" or "Daneesh" is pronounced "Dun-eesh". Here the second part is spoken as the longer sound.

It is also interesting that this name can be found among people of different religions - Muslim, Hindu or even Christian.

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Originally posted by Pir_Danish:
@The Norwegian.
im not from Denmark, thats how my name is spelled in English :-)

The Antelope is called the Black Buck.

A little correction again my friend :-)

The name 'Dun eesh' is indeed used in the sub continent but my name is actually a Persian name which is pronounced as 'Daa Nish'

Amazing place and trophies. Every hunter is smiling after they visit Pir-Danish

would love to go on even the smallest hunt in this area!!

Hello, Joe here, my father Austin and I are back in Karachi at Pir Danish's residence preparing to return home. Our hunt was fabulous with Danish's connections here, from the network of game watchers looking after the ibex, to our unique visit to the deer and boar camp, he surely knows how to take care of his clients.
We took 2 jackals, a desert fox, and a jungle cat last night out in the desert.
The food has been outstanding, with a farewell dinner planned tonight of wild game meat.

Joe, Congrats to you and your father on a great hunt. Congrats also to Pir_Danish. Well done guys!

Best of Hunting,
Mark Hampton

Thanks Mark,
It truly was a fabulous hunt and cultural experience. We had our farewell dinner last night at the Sindh Club in Karachi, an exclusive club founded by the British, dating back to the late 1800's. Tiger mounts and lots of old guns adorned the walls, the only bad thing was no pictures were allowed to be taken.

Thanks Mark,

Joe, It was great to have hunted with you and Austin and i hope to see you guys again soon.

Thanks
Danish

Thanks Again Danish,

We just arrived home WITH our trophies that we self cleared thru JFK, and yes we would like to return with you in the near future also.

Looks like a great place to hunt. Danish you run a very fine operation.

Excellant Joe,
It was great hunting with Austin and yourself. really looking forward to hunting with you guys again.

@Fairgame: Thanks for appreciating Sir, you have been shooting some monster sables yourself in Zambia. have read the hunt reports. simply magnificent and hope to hunt with you someday.
Regards

Pir, at what altitude do these hunts take place?

Biebs,
The Sindh Ibex is hunted at hardly 3000 feet above sea level but we can drive the jeep to the top of the mountain and just walk through rolling hills to hunt the Ibex. not a very physically challenging hunt. however the Himalayan Ibex stays at 9,000 to 12,000 feet.
for both our ibex species there are easy and difficult areas depending on the hunters preference.

Asiatic Desert Fox.

Simply beautiful, congratulations to all involved in such a wonderful hunt!

What a great way to spend time with your father and see a new culture and make new friends. Touchee! for you and your gracious host.

thanks twilli, thanks Manuel.

Simply awesome Trophys !
Congrats

Thanks a lot

Well done. I gotta do this hunt someday....

@dogcat: you are most welcome my friend.

Once again Pir, a great hunt for one of our members. Such interesting pictures makes a good hunt report.

Some damned fine trophies, and that hog has got some cutters on him. Congrats on a fine hunt!

Thank you Gentlemen !