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US Citizen Hunts Rare Markhor for Rs. 7.56 Crore in Chitral
An American hunter has legally hunted a rare Kashmiri Markhor in the Chitral region under the close supervision of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Wildlife Department officials. The hunter paid a record fee of $270,000, which is around Rs. 7.56 crore, for a government-approved trophy hunting permit. The Kashmiri Markhor, Pakistan’s national animal, is known for its long and beautiful spiral horns. In this case, the animal had horns measuring about 52 in…
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US Citizen Hunts Rare Markhor for Rs. 7.56 Crore in Chitral
An American hunter has legally hunted a rare Kashmiri Markhor in the Chitral region under the close supervision of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Wildlife Department officials. The hunter paid a record fee of $270,000, which is around Rs. 7.56 crore, for a government-approved trophy hunting permit. The Kashmiri Markhor, Pakistan’s national animal, is known for its long and beautiful spiral horns. In this case, the animal had horns measuring about 52 in…
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