Wild Boar & Roe Deer Hunts in Turkey.
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Airport: Ankara

Driven Hunts:

We have scheduled driven hunts from September 1 to February 21, with a price from €2.100 per hunter, which includes 3 days of hunting, or €2,600 for 5 days of hunting, includes lodging, meals, transportation, license, among others. Being able in 3 days of hunting to harvest between 55 and 75 wild boars without point limits or 5 days hunting to harvest 100 wild boars among all the hunters, we do 3 to 4 driven per day.
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Stalk Hunts:

We offer stalking of large wild boars GUARANTEED all year around.

4 nights
€1,100 per hunter if there are 2 hunters and 1 guide.
€1,300 1 Hunter and 1 guide.

6 nights
€1,450 1 Hunter and 1 guide.


Additional price for trophies

17.0 – 18.9 Cm €750
19.0 – 20.9 cm €950
21.0 – 22.9 cm €1,250
23.0 – 24.9 cm €1,650
25cm – No Limit €1,950

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Roe Deer

From May 1st until October 31


Roe Deer No point limits 1.500€ package includes 3 hunting days, accomodation, transportation, hunting licenses. Can be combined with 1 wild boar no point limit for 2.990€ with the combination it would include 5 day hunt.

ABOUT THE TRIP:

-Package includes the following:

- Letter of invitation
- Hunting License
- Transportation to the nearest airport (to and from)
- Accommodation during the booked nights
- All meals and drinks included
- Professional guide hunter
- Transport to hunting sites

-Package does not include:

- Air travel
- Cost of the visa
- Medical insurance
- Hotel before or after your package
- Personal expenses
- Tips
- Preparation of tusks: 30€ per wild boar


Additional information

In Turkey we also have several trophies that are famous in the area such as the bezoar Ibex, hibrid bezoar Ibex, Anatolian Chamois, Anatolian red Deer, Konya Sheep, Anatolian Gazelle if you are interested in these trophies ask for prices without commitments.

For pictures of our past Hunts, clic below:
Pictures Past Hunts Turkey

What area do the roe buck hunts take place in? What is the nearest airport? What month would be best?
Thanks,
Jim

Area: Kastamonu Pinarbashi, 3 hours drive from Akara Airport, Best time from May until October. My email is: adictosacazar@gmail.com let me know if you need something else

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Originally posted by JA:
What area do the roe buck hunts take place in? What is the nearest airport? What month would be best?
Thanks,
Jim

How is the gun situation.
Rental available?
And what about the trophy price listing.
Driven hunt, you shoot bunch of pigs and you get to be charged for each boar trophy fee?
I’m bit confused on that one.
Please clarify those
Thank you

@boarkiller, he mentions “without points limits “. To me that infers no trophy fees.
And my question is.... How many hunters participate in the driven hunt ?

What a utterly silly way to price “hunts”!

Pay per centimeters!

I would not participate in any hunt that has prices according to size!

I think I will stick to hunting Africa.

Where one one pays per animal, regardless of size or age.

Saeed its common practice in Europe by size or weight depending upon the species.

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Originally posted by Saeed:
What a utterly silly way to price “hunts”!

Pay per centimeters!

I would not participate in any hunt that has prices according to size!

I think I will stick to hunting Africa.

Where one one pays per animal, regardless of size or age.

You can take your gun no problem with turkish or a good airline, no gun rental in turkeym driven hunt you shoot a bunch of pigs thats correct
you DONT have to pay extra trophy fee for each one you just pay the driven hunt doset matter size you have it included

quote:

Originally posted by boarkiller:
How is the gun situation.
Rental available?
And what about the trophy price listing.
Driven hunt, you shoot bunch of pigs and you get to be charged for each boar trophy fee?
I’m bit confused on that one.
Please clarify those
Thank you

No point you can have all type of trophys they are all included, the driven hunt is for 10 hunters.

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Originally posted by SIKA98K:
@boarkiller, he mentions “without points limits “. To me that infers no trophy fees.
And my question is.... How many hunters participate in the driven hunt ?

Thats correct

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Originally posted by reddy375:
Saeed its common practice in Europe by size or weight depending upon the species.

quote:

Originally posted by Saeed:
What a utterly silly way to price “hunts”!

Pay per centimeters!

I would not participate in any hunt that has prices according to size!

I think I will stick to hunting Africa.

Where one one pays per animal, regardless of size or age.

yea i know but thats how it goes in europe :S

quote:

Originally posted by Saeed:
What a utterly silly way to price “hunts”!

Pay per centimeters!

I would not participate in any hunt that has prices according to size!

I think I will stick to hunting Africa.

Where one one pays per animal, regardless of size or age.

quote:

Originally posted by reddy375:
Saeed its common practice in Europe by size or weight depending upon the species.

quote:

Originally posted by Saeed:
What a utterly silly way to price “hunts”!

Pay per centimeters!

I would not participate in any hunt that has prices according to size!

I think I will stick to hunting Africa.

Where one one pays per animal, regardless of size or age.

I know.

That is why you will never see me hunt in any of these countries.

quote:

Originally posted by Saeed:

quote:

Originally posted by reddy375:
Saeed its common practice in Europe by size or weight depending upon the species.

quote:

Originally posted by Saeed:
What a utterly silly way to price “hunts”!

Pay per centimeters!

I would not participate in any hunt that has prices according to size!

I think I will stick to hunting Africa.

Where one one pays per animal, regardless of size or age.

I know.

That is why you will never see me hunt in any of these countries.

We do fixed prices and my european hunts I do for fixed costs in general

I've had a strong desire to hunt several countries in Europe but have passed on every one due to the weight or inch determination of trophies. I mean, how does one know how much money to bring to pay for the hunt?
I'm considering Argentina in 2020 but will stick to what I know in Africa.
Cal

I have had no issues with shooting over budget. Customarily there is a 5 to 10 percent grace zone.

They can Judge them like we can Judfe Whitetail.

I like it. Some animals have it all, but a 3.2 kilo Fallow can be really old and just on the down hill. I think the weight measurement is best for insuring an age class is taken.

If you tell them, “I do not want to go over x. You will not unless you just want to.

But I have only been 3 times. So, call me ignorant if thou wish.

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Originally posted by Hunt Inter:

quote:

Originally posted by Saeed:

quote:

Originally posted by reddy375:
Saeed its common practice in Europe by size or weight depending upon the species.

quote:

Originally posted by Saeed:
What a utterly silly way to price “hunts”!

Pay per centimeters!

I would not participate in any hunt that has prices according to size!

I think I will stick to hunting Africa.

Where one one pays per animal, regardless of size or age.

I know.

That is why you will never see me hunt in any of these countries.

We do fixed prices and my european hunts I do for fixed costs in general

My hunts in Ireland are all fixed prices regardless of size. No paying extra for more points on a stag.

Mike
Mike Taylor Sporting
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You can take your gun no problem with turkish or a good airline, no gun rental in turkey

The Turks must have changed their gun laws since I was there several decades ago when rifles were prohibited; I managed to obtain special permission to import and possess but was not allowed to use them for hunting.

The closest you would get to a rifled barrel was for 12gauge slug (Brenneke) which is what we used for Boar which being considered vermin, was FOC and shoot as many as you could.

There was no limit on wing shooting of any species; duck hunting was incredible as was Quail, Chukkar and Woodcock, so were the freezing temperatures.

Times have certainly changed.

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Originally posted by Saeed:

I know.

That is why you will never see me hunt in any of these countries.

Saeed,
If you ever would like to come to hunt in Spain on a flat trophy fee just let me know and I will put a plan together for you. Escalating trophy fees are a common thing but they are not the only way. Alvaro