Argentina is widely regarded as South America’s premier hunting destination, celebrated for both its big‑game trophies and spectacular wingshooting. Red stag hunting during the March–April rut draws hunters from around the world, while exotic species such as water

Mexico offers hunters a surprising diversity of landscapes—from arid desert mountains in the north to lush jungles in the south—and a corresponding variety of game. Well‑managed private ranches and government reserves provide structured hunting opportunities for d

The United States spans nearly every imaginable landscape—from Alaskan tundra and Rocky Mountain peaks to Midwestern prairies, southern swamps and coastal wetlands. This diversity supports a wide range of game and hunting traditions, with whitetail deer being by far t

Canada’s vast wildernesses are a haven for North American big game. Yukon and British Columbia in particular offer remote mountain and boreal forest hunts where hunters may not see another human for days. Outfitters provide float‑plane or horseback access to game‑

Turkey spans rugged mountains and remote plateaus at the crossroads of Europe and Asia. The country’s wildlife is well‑managed and hunts are regulated by permit. Muslim dietary laws have allowed wild boar populations to thrive, while the Taurus Mountains harbour the

Pakistan straddles the Himalaya, Karakorum and Hindu Kush mountains in the north and the arid deserts of Sindh and Balochistan in the south. Community‑based conservation programmes channel permit revenue back into local villages, creating thriving populations of wild

Ethiopia offers some of Africa’s most unique trophy species thanks to its combination of highland plateau and lowland savannah. The hunting season runs from August 1 through July 31, with the best months from early October through June; the rainy season occurs July th

Tanzania remains one of the classic safari destinations. The hunting season runs from July 1 through December 31, and regulations prohibit shooting from vehicles or hunting females and immature animals. Licences are issued for 7‑, 16‑ or 21‑day safaris; the longes

Hunting in Mozambique is epitomised by the vast Niassa Reserve in the north. This unfenced wilderness spans miombo woodlands, granite mountains, grasslands and floodplains where the Lugenda River draws animals during the dry months. The hunting season runs from June 1 t

Botswana offers hunters some of Africa’s wildest country. Two contrasting ecosystems dominate: the Kalahari Desert and the Okavango Delta. The Central Kalahari Game Reserve is one of the continent’s largest protected areas, while the watery Okavango Delta draws vast