Sindh Ibex hunt

Sindh Ibex are rather stocky animals with thick-set bodies and strong limbs terminating in broad hooves. Mature males are spectacularly beautiful, with long sweeping scimitar shaped horns over 102 cm (40 in) in length and almost silver white bodies offset by a sooty grey chest, throat and face. The extent of white hairs in the hind neck and body region of males increases with age. Males have short beards and a conspicuous black stripe running from the withers down the front of the shoulders and merging with the black chest. Older males have a dark face pattern. The horns are strongly keeled in front, sweeping upwards and outwards with the tips generally diverging. Mature males are spectacularly beautiful, with long sweeping scimitar shaped horns over 102cm (40”) in length and almost silver white bodies offset by a sooty gray chest, throat and face. The precedent sizes for Ibex horns are 38 – 47 inches and trophy hunters consider 40-42 inches to be an excellent trophy.