Ronda ibex is the smallest Spanish ibex species, but their horns are impressively large in relation to their body.
Ronda ibex horns are straighter than those of other Spanish ibex and are usually lyre-shaped.
The Ronda Ibex is hunted near Ronda (Malaga). The hunting area has a size of around 40,000 hectares and
stretches from Malaga to Granada. It goes up to 2,065 m above sea level and offers a spectacular view of the
Mediterranean coast and the adjacent mountain ranges. Because of the high Occurrences of marble in the
hunting ground dominate white and gray tones in the peaks and gorges of these mountains.
The decomposition of these rocks creates sandy areas where pine groves adapt, forming the most abundant
ecosystems, including Austrian and even Corsican pines. There are also oak and maple trees in the highest and
most shady areas. There is an excellent population of Ronda ibex in our hunting area. You can bag any type of medal (gold, silver
or bronze) here. The hunt is classified as moderate to difficult
