This is a brief picture report:
On the Ak Say Valley...

The first Marco Polos

The rest of the history...
A Kyrgyzs with his two best friends

Is there any Ram???

Yes...


The first....

The second...

Congrats!!! Who was the hunt with and what area? Looks like another fellow Blaser shooter as well!! I would love to hear more of the story and see more pictures. This is a hunt I would love to do someday.

This is awesome, thanks for sharing! Importable?

Beautiful! Great photos!
Congratulations !
Looking forward to the full report.

Hello
Yes it is a Blaser, a R84 in 7mm Rem Mag. I used my hand loads: 150 grs Barnes TTSX behind a charge of IMR 7828SSC, 3,180 fps on my Chrony.
Yes these are importables. The Kyrgyzs Government classify all the sheep on Naryn Area as being Marco Polo. I was given CITES export permit so I travel with the cape, horns and frontal bone as baggage, with out any problem. As a matter of fact I must say that I travel with a non American Passport.
The second sheep has a more rounded, corrugated and thick bases horns (Argali like),fortunately the guides took hair samples for DNA, and promised me they will notice the results.
This was the third trip I make to Kyrgyzstan and the second after the Marco Polo Sheep. The hunting area was Kol Tetri, my guide´s name is Kambarbek.
Hair sample for DNA


Field measurements

ASAP will write a full report.
Regards

Kechutti,
Two wonderful Kyrgyz rams! Congratulations. Sorry I missed you in Bishkek but as I told you, I was on a successful trip myself at the time.