Firearms Regulations
All firearms and ammunition must be declared and checked during airline check-in.
Firearms must be unloaded and stored in a locked hard case, with ammunition packed separately in an approved container.
You are required to notify your airline in advance that you will be traveling with firearms and ammunition. Each airline enforces strict regulations on firearm transport, weight limits and packaging. We strongly recommend checking your airline’s specific policies at least two weeks prior to departure.

Adana is one of our primary bases and is served by an international airport. Guests traveling from abroad can reach Adana via international flights through Istanbul or Ankara, the capital of Turkey.
For hunts taking place directly in Mongolia or other parts of Central Asia, there are direct international flights from Istanbul to major Central Asian destinations.
Due to the sensitivity of firearm and equipment transportation, we strictly recommend and strongly prefer Turkish Airlines as your primary carrier for all international and connecting flights.
We are unable to take responsibility for lost items, delays, or complications arising from multi-carrier connections or alternative airlines. Based on our long-term operational experience, Turkish Airlines offers the most reliable handling of firearms and hunting equipment, as well as the most efficient follow-up support when needed. Using a single carrier significantly simplifies coordination and problem resolution across international segments.
Guests choosing to fly with other airlines do so under their own responsibility.
While we are not a travel agency, we are happy to advise on suitable Turkish Airlines routing options. All flight bookings must be completed by the guest or their travel agent.
Upon arrival at the designated airport, the Wild Hunting Team will meet you and your hunting experience will officially begin.

Our base camps are strategically located across various regions of Mongolia. Distances between camps and hunting areas can be extensive and are primarily covered using high-quality 4×4 off-road vehicles. Aerial transfers are rarely used. For example, the Gobi Desert — the second largest desert in the world — can only be accessed by 4×4 vehicles due to its vast and remote terrain.

For Hangay and Gobi Argali hunts, travel times to camp can range between 6 to 8 hours, depending on road and weather conditions. Several villages are located along the route, where short breaks are taken and light lunches are served by our staff.

For Altai Argali and Ibex hunts, domestic flights from Ulaanbaatar are used to reach the nearest regional airport, followed by several hours of off-road driving to the hunting area.

An English-speaking Wild Hunting Company representative will accompany you throughout your journey. Upon arrival at camp, your professional hunting guides and dedicated camp staff will take over daily operations and guest support.
Each camp varies by region, consisting of fully equipped base  facilities and traditional Yurts.
Most importantly, each hunter is provided with a private YURT (large personal tent) to ensure comfort, privacy, and proper rest during the hunt.

Meals are a refined combination of Asian and European cuisine. We always bring our own professional camp cook, capable of preparing most dishes and accommodating guest preferences whenever possible.
If you have specific snack preferences, we recommend informing us in advance or bringing select items with you, as supply options in remote camps are limited.
A selection of refreshing non-alcoholic beverages is available throughout your stay.