Second largest Ibex. Horns are usually lyre shaped, with a more pronounced curve and spiral in comparison to the rest of subspecies. Also characteristic its fur, much darker than other Ibex types. The hunt is done by stalking in Sierra de Gredos (northern and southern areas) about 3 hours drive from Madrid. The location are impressive granite stone mountains with an altitude that could go up to 7,000 feet. A magnificent scenario, large amount of animals available are the ingredients for a unique hunting trip. Likewise Beceite, rutting goes from November till end of December.

The South eastern Ibex is a male with long horns with a remarkable backward curve. Usually rutting season starts earlier that at northern subspecies (end of October to November). Sierra Nevada’s Ibex is smaller and lighter than the northern species of Ibex, but bigger than the Ronda type. Its habitat is the amazing surroundings of the Sierra Nevada National Reserve, a rugged, extensive mountain range, which is the highest in Europe after the Alps. Altitude can go up to 9.000 feet. However it is quite accessible for most hunters since there are plenty of dirt roads. Just about 40 minutes’ drive from the beautiful city of Granada, makes this hunt the perfect opportunity to enjoy both hunting and sightseeing.

The smallest of the 4 types of Ibex and probably the most difficult to hunt, due to the smaller population compared to other species. Horns are resembling that of an Alpine ibex, V-shape with backward spiral, less turn and rather straight. Located in the south of Spain, in the Andalusian province of Malaga. Its habitat are forest areas, very steep lime stone mountains that sometimes may require some light climbing. The hunt is nicely challenging. Rutting going from end of October till November. Also a beautiful area to discover after the hunt, with amazing hotspots like Ronda, Seville or Cordoba nearby.