Peru offers a unique blend of high‑altitude big‑game hunts and coastal wingshooting. In the towering Andes, hunters pursue Andean whitetail deer and wild sheep at elevations between 8 000 and 15 000 feet. Along the Pacific coast, vast agricultural valleys and wetlands host high‑volume shoots for doves, pigeons and ducks, providing a sharp contrast to the mountain hunts.
From snow‑capped peaks to coastal valleys, Peru delivers both challenging mountain stalks and easy‑going wingshooting.
Andes Mountains High‑elevation hunts target Andean whitetail deer and taruca (Andean deer). Hunters hike and ride pack horses through rugged terrain, often camping in remote valleys.
Highland Plateaus Remote puna grasslands harbour Andean wild sheep and vicuña. These hunts demand acclimatisation and good fitness.
Coastal Valleys Agricultural regions near the Pacific Coast produce huge numbers of doves, pigeons and ducks. Hunters enjoy relaxed shoots with comfortable lodging and mild weather.
Amazon Fringe In the eastern foothills, limited opportunities exist for jungle species like paca and peccary, but logistics are challenging and most travellers focus on sightseeing rather than hunting.
