Witold Gzhsyak
Hunting in the mountains – on argali in Kyrgyzstan
We can say that our journey began with the arrival at Bishkek airport. I flew to Kyrgyzstan with a group of Poles who ordered a capricorn and a ram Marco Polo. The plane arrived early in the morning, when it was still night in Moscow. We passed the border and customs control still half asleep, and the meeting with the Kyrgyz partners finally awakened. While the hunters in the VIP-room drank tea and coffee, Ermek and I discussed a new “introduction”. Continue reading
larger fraction
little frequented by hunters
pistons or boots
steal domestic birds
which direction
almost universal hunting
peasants attacked
impassable scrublands
drag it in front of him
fresh aspen branches
requires maximum
Hunting mainly at dusk
much by speed as by force
incidentally captured
your smell will disappear
In some areas
hunting with dogs
which are even closer
lower back
knife and blade
baiting the greyhounds
hold the lips
looking around
hold weapons
commensurate with
undoubtedly in reservoirs
flowing lowland
inconvenience gives hunters
resolutely stopped
led to the reorientation
cannon can dive
always causes discomfort
Tyumen region
hunter who raised them
southern boundary
hares during the night
direct accordance
biggest advantage
meat for them an unusual
stuffed animal
the speakers willingly take
burrow for a trap
freeze their hands
beast always comes
switched to Pakistan
