Carpathian chamois is only indigenous to Carpathian Mountains of Romania and can be hunted only in our country. This subspecies is the biggest of all the rupicapra family in terms of both trophy size and body size. The hunting area lies usually at around only 6000 feet and may rise up to 7000 feet and can be reached mainly on horse back in some parts of the range. But the rest of the hunt is carried out on foot.

We are pleased to offer two places - 5 Day Carpathian Chamois hunts available between Mid-October and Mid-November, 5 full hunting days.

I have them on an individual 1 hunter to 1 guide basis for 3,000 euros per person.
Or on a 2 hunters to 1 guide basis for 2500 euros per person.
Price includes all guide and trophy fee's, meals, lodging, field trophy care and skinning.
THE FEE includes:
· Airport arrival and departure assistance
· Transportation in Romania
· To 4WD car for hunting
Full board and lodging ·, starting with dinner on the arrival day and ending with breakfast on the departure day
· Single room accommodation
· First preparation of the Trophies
The organizing of the hunt ·
· Hunting License
· Guide interpreter and professional hunter
· First preparation of the skin


THE FEE DOES NOT INCLUDE:
· The flight to and from Romania
- Drinks and tips
· Other personnel expenses

Please don’t hesitate to contact me for more information
www.unforgettablehunting.ro
email office@unforgettablehunting.ro
cell 0040735101125
fax 0040214230106
Cheers George

george

that is a very good deal, i am just sorry that i am too busy this season to take your offer.

thanks for posting

peter

Peter,
if you really want, I can reserve this hunt for you, for next year for the same price.
Thanks for your interest.

quote:

Price includes all guide and trophy fee's

What happen when i shoot a 115 CIC Point male ? Are the price stands the same !

Sir,
The price remains the same, but to shoot a trophy over 115 CIC would be very difficult. Honestly, this area in particular has trophies between 95 and 110 CIC points. I can guarantee a trophy over 115 CIC (male or female) in other area. But the hunting period(number of days) and the price would not be the same.

Hunting area

Any more photo's?
Whats Romanian cuisine like?

The Romanian cuisine is a diverse blend of different dishes from several traditions with which it has come into contact, but it also maintains its own character. It has been greatly influenced by Ottoman cuisine while it also includes influences from the cuisines of other neighbours, such as Germans, Serbians, and Hungarians. he main ingredients used by Romanian chefs are meats such as pork, beef and lamb, fish, vegetables, dairy products and fruit. A traditional Romanian meal may include:

» Appetizer

All kinds of cheeses, cold cuts and vegetable spreads.

» Soup

"Ciorba de perisoare" (meatball soup), "ciorba taraneasca" (vegetable soup, with or without meat), "ciorba de burta" (tripe soup).

» Fish

"Saramura" (grilled carp in brine), "nisetru la gratar" (grilled Black Sea sturgeon) or "scrumbie la gratar" (grilled herring).

» Entree

"Tocanita" or "tochitura" (meat stew seasoned with onions and/ or spices), "ghiveci" (over 20 vegetables cooked in oil), "sarmale" (pickled cabbage leaves stuffed with a mix of minced meats, rice and spices) and "mititei" (The "Wee Ones" - small skinless grilled sausages) are among the favorites.

» Dessert

"Papanasi" (cottage cheese donuts, topped with sour cream and fruit preserve), "clatite cu branza" (crepes filled with cottage cheese, raisins and spices) and "cozonac" (traditional holiday sweet bread filled with walnuts, poppy seeds or cream cheese).

A traditional drink enjoyed with appetizers is "tuica" (a potent plum brandy) which varies in strength, dryness and bouquet according to the production area.

When I will arrive at my office, I will post more picture.
Thanks for your interes.

george

what would be the shooting distances on this hunt, i have promised my wife a hunt like this, and i think this would be the answer for me.

best

peter

Peter,
The average distance is 150-250 meters, about 490 - 825 ft but in five days of hunting I can guarantee you 100% success rate. And I think your wife will find this trip absolutely delightful because very close to the hunting area are some of the most interesting tourist attractions.

george

it would actually be her hunt more than mine, as she has a preference for goats, sheep etc. im more into boar, red stag and such. but it looks like i might have an opening in the calender this fall, i will PM you as soon as i know for sure.

best

peter

Peter,
If the calendar allows you I am sure that you will find wild boars hunting in Romania, the hunts of your life time. Till than, you can send me your email address and I will send some picture with a nice lady and her chamois trophy's shooted in this area.
Regards,
George

george

PM sent

peter

I'm going.
George has been very easy to work with. He will customize a trip based on the hunter's interests, abilities, and schedule.
This forum is an excellent resource. A few weeks ago I had no thoughts of hunting chamois. I really had no idea that Romania had anything to interest a hunter. Now I am anticipating an awesome trip to a a part of the world I have never seen. Life is good!
Tim

Only one spot left for this year, early November. Carphatians Mountains, Fagaras county. The world record was shot here. 141,10 CIC points.

quote:

Originally posted by Dina George:
Sir,
The price remains the same, but to shoot a trophy over 115 CIC would be very difficult. Honestly, this area in particular has trophies between 95 and 110 CIC points. I can guarantee a trophy over 115 CIC (male or female) in other area. But the hunting period(number of days) and the price would not be the same.

Dina, allow me to commend you for posting this. It is far better if a hunting offer is up front about what can realisticly be expected.

- mike

Mho,
I assure you (from my experience) that a hunter who is really interested will find details of trophy size, shooting distance, the percentage of success in recent years through a simple email to the seller. Anyway, I will keep your suggestion in mind in the future and I will post more details of my hunting packages.
Thanks,
George

Is that the Bilea Lake in the Northern side of Fagaras...?

If it is, I hunted there in '91...

montero

Yes, it is.
May I ask if you had a nice hunt and if you shoot a big trophy?

I had an excellent hunt and shot 102, 101 and 115 CIC trophies. The chamois population was good at that time but not

We could not get to the cabin because all the snow on the road was frozen, and we had to walk with our gear for the last kilometers.

I shot the 115 trophy on the other side of the mountains. If memory serves, we had to cross through a small tunnel on the road... am I right?

I have hunted Romania a few times after that for wild boar, and I am looking back to hunt chamois again. Trophy fees for chamois are very high in your country and the last years I have been hunting them in the Austrian and French Alps, the Balkans, and the Caucasus.

montero

I will scan a picture I took of the frozen lake, more or less from the same location, 19 years ago...

It is probably the same as it was, but it is impressive how much your country has changed in all these years!

montero

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Success!
I will post more photos in the European Big Game Hunting forum.