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Experience the thrill of Blandford Urial hunting with Balkan Hunters Club. Traverse the remote landscapes of Central Asia as our expert guides lead you to prime hunting grounds. The optimal time for Blandford Urial hunting is typically during the cooler months, from late autumn to early spring. Join us for an unforgettable adventure in pursuit of this majestic and challenging species!
The Blandford Urial (Ovis vignei blanfordi) is a subspecies of wild sheep found in the rugged and remote mountainous regions of Central Asia, including countries such as Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Turkmenistan. Renowned for their impressive horns and adaptability to harsh environments, Blandford Urial offer a challenging and rewarding hunting experience.
Blandford Urial hunting opportunities exist primarily in the mountainous regions of Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. These countries offer diverse terrain ranging from rocky slopes and high plateaus to steep valleys and alpine meadows, providing ideal habitat for Urial populations.
The optimal time for Blandford Urial hunting varies depending on the region and local regulations. In Iran and Afghanistan, the hunting season typically occurs during the cooler months from late autumn to early spring, when the animals are more active and visible. In Pakistan, the hunting season may extend into the summer months, but the cooler months are preferred.
Male Blandford Urial, known as rams, have distinctive curved horns that can reach lengths of up to 70-80 centimeters (27-31 inches) or more. These horns feature prominent ridges and twists, making them a prized trophy for hunters and a symbol of the species' strength and beauty.
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