A hunt in the Middle East for rare species of Arabian Gazelle

19 November 2019, 13:03

reddy375

Folks,

To me hunting is about different experiences and I am always on the look out for something different and off the beaten track! Most of the times, this involves rough trips and remote places. However, this one is different

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I am posting a hunt report for a European client, who is not much of a social media person! He has hunted extensively all over the world and was keen on hunting the two species of desert gazelle which can be hunted no where else but on a preserve in the Middle East. Let me say outright that i am not a great fan of hunting in preserves because I am always concerned whether it will be a good hunt. However my client who was just with me in Tanzania assured me that it was a proper hunt in every way! There are 3 species to hunt, the Sand and Mountain gazelles and the Arabian Oryx He took a Sand gazelle and a Mountain gazelle. And will return for an Oryx! Unfortunately we cannot import these trophies in to the USA!

He also said the lodging and everything else was of a very high standard. I will be posting prices in due course.

Domani or Mountain gazelle

Reem or Sand Gazelle

Arabian Oryx

The lodge!

These are short hunts and it would be a unique experience, which could also be combined with a nice vacation for non-hunters!

Thanks for coming along!

Arjun Reddy
Hunters Networks LLC
30 Ivy Hill Road
Brewster, NY 10509
Tel: +1 845 259 3628
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