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I will be heading over to Kyrgyzstan in October for an Ibex hunt.
What temperatures should I expect?
Also, where can I look for some good clothing that will keep me warm while riding the horse and be quick to remove or not be too hot for stalking and hiking?
I had a look at Cabelas but just couldn't pick anything.
Thanks.
 
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Express, you will hunt with an italian guide/outfitter? This because I've hunted there about 10 years ago with an italian friend who own a concession there.
However the temperature in middle november was from cold to very cold. - 10 celsius in the night sometimes over zero sometimes below zero in the day.


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Hi Mario, yes I am going with "il Black" - Simone Giacomelli. After doing a lot of research and corresponding with various outfitters I was put in contact with him by a friend and went to meet him at the EXA.
I got to know him and his family and they are good people so I decided to go with him. He later came to hunt with me here so it will be like going on a hunt with a friend.
 
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yes Black is a real hunter and a good companion. I know him and his family from many year as we come from the same town.
Be in good shape as you will walk a lot with him.


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Originally posted by EXPRESS:
I will be heading over to Kyrgyzstan in October for an Ibex hunt.


Hunting Ibex is a long time dream of mine. I can't wait to hear a report and see your photos.

Best of luck, EXPRESS!
 
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Hello EXPRESS
I had been there twice in the last two years and I just paid the reserve fee for another one. The average temp. that I registered in hunting grounds were from 10ºC daytime to -20ºC on fly camp nights.
Take a look to: Sitka Gear (Coldfront), Mammut, Norrona (Dovre, Recon), Swazi (Wapiti an over pants). Beretta DWS.
Do not forget your feet¡¡¡¡: Meindl (Winter 800) CrispiFinnland, CrispiHighLand, Lowa Hunter.

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Express,

The best series of articles I ever read for Extreme Gear has been published by a mag called the Huntin Fool.

Here is a link for their recommendations http://www.huntinfool.com/arti...Gear/XG-08-2005.html

These are not paid advertisements, but rather products that are field tested and proven.

The info provided helped me on my recent mountain hunt.

Good luck on your hunt, shoot true!


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Thanks guys there is some great information in that article.
I'll be sure to post a report.
Cheers.
 
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I work at Barney's Sports Chalet in Anchorage one of the companies listed in the article and I can highly recommend them. Bob the owner is an experience Asian hunter and knows his gear like no one I've ever met before. Everything in the store is top shelf. You pay for it, but you don't over pay for it.

Brett


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