ibex

It is called by some the argali, by others the ibex, though differing from both of these animals.

Ibex and musk-sheep fell before my good old revolver, so that I lacked not for food in the higher altitudes.

This bow was made from the horns of a wild ibex which he had killed as it was bounding from a rock; he had stalked it, and it had fallen as the arrow struck it to the heart.

He went bounding down the vast broadside, spring after spring, like an ibex. He grew small and smaller till he became a bobbing pigmy, away down toward the bottom--then disappeared.

Since 2017, a third category of hunters - residents of G-B - has been introduced who are charged only about Rs100,000-150,000 ($638-957) for an ibex permit.

The ibex, instantly recognisable for their large horns, were created by silversmith Patrick Mavros as a reflection of his view on Africa.

Queenpedia's gigography lists Ibex playing seven gigs between May 23 and Sep 19, 1969 and Wreckage playing 10 between Oct 26 and Nov 26.

The petitioners requested the court to order the wildlife department to comply with its two relevant notifications and allow them to utilise their exclusive share of 80 per cent revenue generated by hunting permits for markhor and ibex for community development projects.

We've just released our debut album King Ibex to a fantastic response with radio play on BBC Radio 6 and Radio Wales.

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