Where to hunt Snowcock
Snowcock is a large mountain bird, native to the Himalayas and other high peaks of Asia. It has also been introduced into North America, and a hunting season is open in Nevada. However, if you’re dead set on harvesting the bird, your best bet is to hunt it within its natural distribution, in countries like Kazakhstan.
Price distribution
The biggest price of mountain hunts in Asia is maintaining the hunting concession and the hunting camp. You shouldn’t be surprised that bird hunts way up there may be priced similarly to other mountain game hunts. Snowcock hunt in Kazakhstan will cost you about $2,500. You can also harvest a snowcock as a side trophy during a hunt for other mountain game.
When to hunt Snowcock?
The bird hunting seasons in Asia usually begin in August or September and finish about November or December. Early part of the season is usually considered best for snowcock hunting, with young birds being less careful, and weather less unforgiving. But you can count on a challenge whenever you go.
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