Territory size: 18.000 Hectare

Type of territory: Free range

Area: Mountains, High mountains, Forest

Languages: English, German, French, Romanian, Hungarian

Hunting methods: High seat, Stalking

Additional information: The chamois is spread all over the world and can be found in 8 large geographic areas: Alps, Pyrenees, Apennines, Balkan Peninsula, Asia, the Carpathians, Caucasus and New Zealand.In Europe there are seven known subspecies of the chamois. The rocky peaks of the Romanian Carpathians represent the habitat of the most vigorous population of chamois in the world. From October until spring they are black or dark brown. In the summer months they have a light rusty color. Their body length is 125-130 cm and the female is a little bit smaller. The male’s height at withers is of 70-90 cm and they weigh 40-60 kg. The Carpathian Chamois has some of the best Chamois trophies in the world. The world record for chamois was shot in Făgăraş Mountains in 1934(141.1 CIC points). The hunting season start on 1st of September and ends on 15th of December.The Carpathian Chamois may be hunted during the day, between 1,800 and 2,500 meters height. From above the tree line and down into spars forest in the valleys below. Stalking and waiting at the places that are frequented is the main method. As with all mountain game the hunt for Chamois a great experience with breathtaking views but also that kind of hunting that takes its toll on ones condition. When sitting beside your hard earned Chamois you know it was all well worth the effort.