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ALPINE CHAMOIS The Alpine Chamois is a mountain game commonly living in the Alps Mountain Range. It is the tallest species of Chamois, with the darkest coat. The alpine chamois also lives at the highest altitude making it the most athletic and graceful chamois species. Male adults are 40 to 50 kg in weight with long hooked horns. It is generally the longest Chamois trophy. Stalking is the only method of hunting Chamois.

Post: 28 June 2022

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ALPINE IBEX HUNTING IN AUSTRIA Scientific name: Capra Ibex In the 17th century the Alpine Ibex was almost eradicated. For the people the ibex was a mystical animal and they believed that its bones, blood and even the excrements have a healing effect. Thank God, King Victor Emmanuell II of Sardinia, that he took the Alpine Ibex under protection and assured thus the stock of them . Today we have a very good population in Austria of Alpine Ibex along the main alps, but the number of licenses each year is still very limited. The Alpine Ibex is active during the day and primarily hunted by stalking and by observing from seats, in the morning and in the afternoon. Depending on the time of the year the hunt takes place all day long.

Post: 23 May 2022

Daria Patskevich

Capra neagra,( Rupicapra rupicapra), in numar de cateva sute de exemplare, este protejata de lege si este o adevarata mandrie a tarii noastre, salasluieste pe crestele alpine, greu accesibile chiar si celor mai experimentati alpinisti. Mamifer erbivor prin excelenta, capra neagra isi face rareori simtita prezenta. Capra neagra este regasita cu predilectie in regiunile stancoase si pe pajistile alpine din Europa, in special, in Carpati (Retezat, Parang, Fagaras, Bucegi), Pirinei si Alpi, si din Asia Mica.

Post: 17 July 2023

Ron Thomson

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