Chinkaras are shy and avoid human habitation. They can go without water for long periods and can get sufficient fluids from plants and dew droplets that get deposited on the plant surface in the night. Although most are seen alone, they can sometimes be spotted in groups of up to four animals
Chinkara hunting seasons starts in November and ends in mid-April, with the rut being in December.
Normally, you will be staying in either good hotel accommodations cosest to eht hunting areas, or one of the several well-equpped hunting camps/guest houses in the villages (furniture, kitchen, generator and trophy care facilities are all available).
Chinkara hunting packages will be confirmed only after procuring permits from such auctions. Therefore our Chinkara hunting prices are given upon request and will be tentative until the permits are obtained.
| Airport: Gilgit (via Islamabad) | |
| Hunting Season: October – April (best date Dec – Jan) | |
| Duration: 10 days | |
| Accommodation: Hotel, fly camp, shepherds Cottages |
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