Countries Oman
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* Due to the existing legislative restrictions on hunting these species, such a trophy may be considered if it was harvested with a special permit issued by the competent government authority of the country of origin. Additionally, these species may be included in the rating forms as a photographic trophy, but only under the Super 60 category.
The Arabian tahr is genetically closer to the North African Barbary sheep and only distantly related to other species of tahrs. It inhabits mountainous regions in the south-eastern part of Arabia and is endemic to the northern mountains of Oman and the United Arab Emirates. The most significant populations are concentrated in Al-Gamkha, near Nakhal, in Wadi Kid within the Sarin Nature Reserve, as well as in Al-Qahwan and Al-Sabtah in Ja'alan. Other fragmented populations are found across various regions of Oman.
* Due to the existing legislative restrictions on hunting these species, such a trophy may be considered if it was harvested with a special permit issued by the competent government authority of the country of origin. Additionally, these species may be included in the rating forms as a photographic trophy, but only under the Super 60 category.
