Kri-Kri Ibex (Capra Aegagrus Cretica) is the smallest ibex by body weight than all other ibexes but not by the length of its antlers. A select few specimens which were hunted and not reported were larger than 115 cm. Gold Medal trophies begin from 61 cm (24 inches).
Presently, Kri Kri ibexes are hunted in Greece and Macedonia. In Greece, Kri Kri Ibex hunting is available on two islands as well on the mainland. The hunting season starts during the last week of October and ends after the first week of December. On the mainland, Kri Kri Ibex hunting starts in September and ends at the end of October/beginning of November. The two islands are not inhabited and are strictly used for the conservancy of Kri Kri ibexes. Dasaiheo is the state organ which protects and regulates the Kri Kri conservancy, and each year in September it decides whether Kri Kri Ibex will be hunted depending on their numbers and health condition.
In Macedonia, Kri Kri Ibex hunting is available on hunting grounds in Central Macedonia, which are owned and managed by Safari International Macedonia. The best Kri Kri specimens recorded in the world have been hunted on the same location. The hunting season is year-round. However, due to the varying quality of its hair throughout the seasons, we recommend hunting Kri Kri between November and mid-April. For more information on Kri Kri Ibex and other hunts, please visit https://www.interhunts.com/.