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Had an awesome experience with lots of ups and downs. All in all it went well.
Got a massive 51" ibex the first day. Saw one other that might have been bigger and we chased him all the way into China before giving up.
My sheep was average. I thought he was bigger but he had a real shallow curl. Very deceiving but I am happy.
Saw lots of animals.
The others in my group did well and one hunter got a real old 54" ram which was nice to see. Even got time in for an MMA fight with some title matches. 4th row and only $15!
I would love to go back again someday!]








 
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Well done. Looks like a great trip.
 
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Congrats Nube… Nice MP and ibex. I never have got a hat like that on my 5 trips to the Stan lands.. Roll Eyes The local use is and they say it is warm !?

Which cities did you visit ?


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Cool trophies... literally and figuratively! Thanks for the report and congrats!


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Great Critters Congrats!!! If you resize your images to 800x600 they will fit the screen.
 
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Congratulations and thanks for sharing! Brings back so many fond memories of Asia. Many things you will never forget.

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Beauty of an ibex!
 
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Thanks for posting. Fascinating trip. Congratulations on your success and experience.
 
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Which stan were you in?


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Phil,

Looks like a Hell of an adventure. Well done!

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Great trophies. Kyrghistan is not known for huge Argali so you got a decent sheep and an exceptional ibex.

Some experience. I hope you will post more photos of the villages and the mountains.


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