To answer your questions: 1) We butchered all the meat on-site, bagged it up and took it back to camp, where we ate quite a bit, and the rest went to the guides' families.
2) Kazakhstan has become quite a major hunting destination, as it has vast areas of wilderness and a pretty effective wildlife programme. There are a number of international outfitters operating there, with the main trophies being Asiatic Elk (Maral) and Ibex, but also some sheep and bear hunting. My personal reason for going was a hunting trip to the Altai back in 1990 (for Asiatic Roe), where I first saw the enormous Elk trophies. I swore then that if I ever returned it would be to try for an Elk.
Kazakhstan is near the top of my list of elk hunts I'd like to go on.
Few years back I guided a trio of Germans/Austrian who were elk hunting loonies, they had pics and great stories of hunting there.
Casey
Casey
Not being married to any particular political party sure makes it a lot easier to look at the world more objectively... Having said that, MAGA.
