USFWS-Permitted Conservation Hunt
Barasingha
The 'twelve-tined' swamp deer — rare, regal, federally regulated.
USFWS Endangered-Species Permit Required
About the Barasingha
Barasingha — literally 'twelve-tined' — is the swamp deer of the Indian subcontinent, prized for the elegant, sweeping multi-point antlers that give the species its name. It is a federally regulated species that 3-S is permitted by USFWS to hunt and conserve.
Mature stags carry golden-brown coats that deepen through the rut and a crown of antlers unlike any North American deer. They favor the wetter grassland edges of the ranch.
Like our red lechwe, every barasingha hunt operates within the USFWS permit framework that channels a portion of the hunt back into the species’ future.
Daily Rate
$200 / day
Trophy Fee
Inquire
Best Season
Year-round
Trophy Class
12+ points
Native range: Indian Subcontinent. Daily rate covers guide, lodging, and chef-driven ranch cuisine. Trophy fees vary by animal — call for a package quote.
Real ranch photos of this species are coming soon — we're adding them as the Stewart family's archive is digitized.
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