Chamois Hunt

Native from France, the chamois (rupicapra rupicapra) is in the goat and sheep family. This animal can live in rude territories in high altitude or in lower altitude. That’s why our territories are in an elevation range of 1200 to 2400 meters. Because of this elevation, snow is unpredictable. That’s why chamois hunts are from the beginning of September until the beginning of November to avoid snow, which makes the hunt safer. Between those laps of time, chamois will change their summer coat (short light color hair) for their winter coat (long dark hair). You will have to choose when you want to hunt if you have a preference between that summer or that winter coat. A good physical condition is essential to do this type of hunt. However, depending on your abilities and your experience in this kind of hunt, we can adapt or hunt for you. Our territories have healthy chamois population, on a normal day, you should see lots of chamois. We are only doing spot and stalk hunting for chamois. Shooting from 30 yards to 400 yards must be expect. Your chance to harvest a mature chamois is almost guaranteed and if not, we are not charging the trophy fee.