Dhorpatan is the one and only single hunting reserve of Nepal. This hunting reserve was established in 1987 A.D covering a total area of 1,325 sq. km. The hunting reserve covers the remarkable area of Rukum, Myagdi and Baglung including the world Seventh highest peak Mt Dhaulagiri. Hunting reserve ranges from 2,850 m to 5,500m altitude from the sea level. Reserve is rich in alpine, subalpine and temperate vegetation. Dhorpatan Hunting reserve is also rich in faunal diversity. Reserve is home to many species of animals, including 18 species of mammals, 137 species of birds and 2 species of reptiles. Some of them include snow leopard, red panda, blue sheep, Cheer pheasant, koklass pheasant and Impeyan pheasant are common. The Musk deer, Wolf, Red panda, Cheer pheasant and Danphe are some of the endangered species that the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Harbors

Nepal is the real highland place in the world for mountain hunting. Hunting over the Himalayans is given a proud renowned name as Himalayan Trophy. Hunting ranges from the elevation of 2850 m to 5500 m. Analyzing the population and races of various faunas blue sheep is the most popular species in the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve and is the man hunting species of Nepal. Blue sheep hunting is challenging, breathtaking and unparalleled which describe the hunting of Blue sheep in Nepal. Analyzing the seven vary hunting block blue sheep hunting is available over Barse situated in the Southern Block. Nepal is truly ranked