Size and nature of the territory:
The state hunting district 'Kozorok Kamnik' is located in the north of Slovenia, in the Steiner Alps. With a size of 43,000 ha, it is divided into 13 districts, which are looked after by experienced professional hunters. The highest elevation is Mount Grintavec north of Kamnik at 2,558 m. Chamois are usually hunted at an altitude of around 1,800 m, rarely higher. It is a varied landscape with light mountain forests, extensive alpine meadows and rugged rocky regions. The hunt usually begins in the morning between 6 and 7.30 am with the hunters picking you up at your accommodation. Depending on the weather, we first drive to the area by car and the stalking begins. Shooting distances are usually around 200 meters.
Location of the hunting area:
Slovenia, which gained independence in 1991, has been a member of the European Union since 2004 and adopted the euro as its national currency in 2007. Kozorok Kamnik is located in the north, about 30 minutes from Ljubljana Airport. You can reach the area from Munich in about 4 hours by car.
game species:
Kozorok Kamnik has the largest population of chamois in Slovenia. Around 340 chamois are scheduled to be shot every year. The hunting season starts on August 1st and ends on December 31st. The rut falls in November, but at this time hunting can be difficult due to weather conditions alone. We recommend hunting from August to October. The strongest chamois buck so far was rated with 111 points, the biggest goat with 109 points. On average, the horns are between 80 and 95 CIC points.
Accomodation:
When hunting chamois, most guests prefer to stay in a rustic hut with self-catering. There are over 20 cabins, 6 of which are accessible by car. If you want it more comfortable, you can stay in one of the inns in the valley.
Then, however, a longer journey to the area has to be accepted. We know Slovenia and chamois hunting very well from our own experience. Let us inform you in detail about the optimal travel time, weapons, optics, equipment and clothing.
We offer the following arrangement per hunter:
• 5 travel days • 4 overnight stays in a self-catering hunting lodge • 3 hunting days • Daily hunting fee • Organization of the hunt • Game guide • Use of all hunting facilities • Preparation of the trophy
per hunter at a price of € 579.00
+ processing fee € 185.00
Total € 764.00
Trophy fees for chamois (hunting season from August 1st to December 31st):
Chamois up to 70.00 CIC points € 671.00
70.01 to 80.00 CIC points € 854.00
80.01 to 85.00 CIC points € 1,037.40
85.01 to 90.00 CIC points € 1,220.00
90.01 to 95.00 CIC points € 1,342.00
95.01 to 100.00 CIC points € 1,708.00
100.01 to 105.00 CIC points € 2,196.00
105.01 to 110.00 CIC points € 2,684.00
Each additional point over 110.01 CIC points € 223.66
Chamois € 71.16
Wounding of buck or goat € 630.34
Atypical trophy € 1,220.00
Shooting fee per marmot € 300.00
If a part of the horn has broken off, but it is still possible to measure the display, the trophy is rated normally. But when the horns are completely broken off, so the measuring of the height and the display is no longer possible, the trophy will not be evaluated. In this case, a flat fee of € 1,220.00 is charged.
Extra costs:
• Meals, drinks
• Any hotel accommodation
• Gratuities, personal expenses, travel to and from the event, return transport of trophies
• License fee for shooting chamois € 100.00 per chamois
• Additional hunting day € 170.00
• Non-hunting escort, per day € 30.00
• Travel costs per km (payable on site) € 0.73
• Venison chamois per 1 kg €6.90 (venison must be taken over for shoulder preparations)