Spain is blessed with a mild Mediterranean climate and a wide variety of terrain. With mountains in the north, south, central and west of the country, as well as rolling hills, forests and farmland, Spain offers a long list of game animals, many of which are unique to the Iberian Peninsula.

Spain is famous for its four varieties of ibex, each of which occupies four disparate geographical regions. The Spanish ibex (Capra pyrenaica) has four subspecies: Gredos, found in the Gredos Mountains near Madrid; Beceite, in the mountains of Valencia; and the Southeastern and Ronda ibex, both of which are found in the coastal mountains of Andalusia.

Beceite Ibex

The Beceite Ibex is the largest type, with the largest trophy. Horns are very specific, big, ringed, open with a palm tree shape. The hunt takes place in the Maestrazgo area, which spreads over three Spanish provinces on North East Spain (Teruel, Castellón and Tarragona). The mountains are lime stone, pine tree forests, reaching up to 3.000 feet high. But very accessible thanks to lots of dirt roads available. Season goes from October to May, being rutting season (end November till December) the most convenient months for the hunt.

Daily Rates:

• Hunter $500/day
• Observer $300/day
• Tourism $400/day

Includes:

• Hunting guide and interpreter
• Airport pickup and transfer to hunting area
• Lodging, food, drinks

• Trophy fees
• Hotels before and after hunt
• License and Insurance ($200)
• Taxidermy and shipment of trophies
• Vet Certificate and Export permit per trophy ($150)
• Tips
• Personal Expenses
• 21% VAT on final invoice

Trophy Fees:

• Representative $7,100
• Bronze $8,800
• Silver $10,300
• Gold $12,500