Bears
Kamchatka, the remote region in Russian north-east, is well-known destination for trophy hunters for a long time. In large part, it is a wild country still, which gives you a chance to harvest great trophies of snow sheep, brown bear and moose.
Kamchatka bear, with a weight up to 1,500 pounds and 8-10 ft hide, is the biggest brown bear in the world. We offer you the great opportunity to hunt this giant with almost 100% success
Kamchatka bear, with a weight up to 1,500 pounds and 8-10 ft hide, is the biggest brown bear in the world. We offer you the great opportunity to hunt this giant with almost 100% success
We conduct this unique combo hunt near Kirov, which is our hometown and the hunting capital of Russia. The area is located in the East of European part of Russia. It is a much-forested land, with a real wilderness and plenty of game. Eurasian Brown Bear is similar to the North American Grizzly, however is darker in color. Average trophies are six to seven feet, with the exceptional eight-foot bear taken occasionally.
The hunting area is located in Siberia.
Despite having the heavy industrial pollution around main cities, this country has good hunting potential. The area is a real wild mountainous deep forest – taiga. There are many remote areas, where you have a good chance to hunt big game – moose, elk, deer, bear, lynx, wolf. And one is Siberian Brown Bear, with his largest areal in Russia in comparison to other brown bears. This subspecies is bigger his Eurasian relative, but smaller than Kamchatka giant, with a size between 8-8,5, up to nine feet trophy taken occasionally.
Despite having the heavy industrial pollution around main cities, this country has good hunting potential. The area is a real wild mountainous deep forest – taiga. There are many remote areas, where you have a good chance to hunt big game – moose, elk, deer, bear, lynx, wolf. And one is Siberian Brown Bear, with his largest areal in Russia in comparison to other brown bears. This subspecies is bigger his Eurasian relative, but smaller than Kamchatka giant, with a size between 8-8,5, up to nine feet trophy taken occasionally.
You will arrive to Sheremetyevo airport in Moscow, where we meet and help you with custom formalities. Next day we will fly to Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. It is 9-hour non-stop flight.
We will transfer to the camp by van, helicopter, all-terrain vehicle or snowmobiles, depending on the hunting area and season.
We will transfer to the camp by van, helicopter, all-terrain vehicle or snowmobiles, depending on the hunting area and season.
April 15-May 25, September 01-25. Spring season gives higher chances to spot a good trophy animal, because you can cover huge territory by snowmobile and see tens of bears during the day. In the fall you can combine bear and moose hunt.
Wooden cabins or tents with stove and cots. Kitchen and dining room or tent. Shower/banya. Electric generator. You should bring your sleeping bag and pad.
In April-May daytime temperatures are 30-40F (0-50C), and 0-300F (-15-00C) and colder during the night, with morning frosts. Actually, deep morning frosts make your way with a hard snow.
In September daytime temperatures are 40-50F (5-100C), and 20-300F (-5-00C) during the night, with morning frosts, frequent rain and snow.
In September daytime temperatures are 40-50F (5-100C), and 20-300F (-5-00C) during the night, with morning frosts, frequent rain and snow.
In spring we use snowmobiles to cover as much area, as possible, looking for fresh tracks. When the big one is found, you make a final stalk on foot, skis or snow shoes. Fall hunt is spot-and-stalk backpack hunt on foot. Horseback hunt is available in some areas as well. Shooting distance is 100-300 yards.
including: meet&greet in Moscow airport; accompanying of our representative; helicopter transfer to/from the camp; accommodation and meals during the hunt; guide and staff services; trophy fee; trophy field care; veterinary certificates.
Extra costs: invitation papers and gun import/export permit ($300), or gun rental fee; visa; airfare to/from Kamchatka; hotel and meal before/after hunt; personal expenses; overweight baggage; CITES permit; taxidermy service and trophy shipment; tips.
Extra costs: invitation papers and gun import/export permit ($300), or gun rental fee; visa; airfare to/from Kamchatka; hotel and meal before/after hunt; personal expenses; overweight baggage; CITES permit; taxidermy service and trophy shipment; tips.
You arrive to Moscow international airport, where we will meet you and help with custom formalities. The same day we will get on the night train to Kirov, and next afternoon arrive to the camp.
April 20 to May 20.
You will stay in a comfortable wooden house with a few bedrooms, dining room and shower/sauna.
Daytime temperature varies from 40° to 70°F (5-20°C). Night frosts are frequent. Snowfalls occur.
It is 7-day hunt, guiding one by one. We can take three hunters in a group. There is everything for off-road transportation in the area. Type of hunt- from the blind. Blinds are pre-baited during the fall and early winter, to ensure that the bears will return to the bait after coming out of hibernation in the spring, assuring active blinds for the hunters.
When not hunting bear, you will have the opportunity to hunt Capercaillie and Black Grouse. These birds are highly sought-after trophies. The way, in which we hunt them, is truly unique and will offer an once-in-a-lifetime experience! Please, keep in mind, due to the Avian Flu, these birds will have to be mounted in Russia, and we will take care about the taxidermy service at a very reasonable price.
When not hunting bear, you will have the opportunity to hunt Capercaillie and Black Grouse. These birds are highly sought-after trophies. The way, in which we hunt them, is truly unique and will offer an once-in-a-lifetime experience! Please, keep in mind, due to the Avian Flu, these birds will have to be mounted in Russia, and we will take care about the taxidermy service at a very reasonable price.
including: meet&greet in Moscow airport and transfer to the train station; accompanying of our representative; first class sleeper car train tickets; transportation in the hunting area; accommodation and meal during the hunt; guide services; one of each specie trophy fees; unlimited Woodcock; trophy field care; veterinary certificates.
Extra costs: visa; invitation papers; firearm import/export permit, or rifle (with night vision scope) rental fee, plus rounds cost; personal expenses; overweight baggage cost; taxidermy service and trophy shipment; CITES permit; tips.
Capercaillie and Black Grouse only: April 20 to May 10. 5-day hunt. 4x4.
Extra costs: visa; invitation papers; firearm import/export permit, or rifle (with night vision scope) rental fee, plus rounds cost; personal expenses; overweight baggage cost; taxidermy service and trophy shipment; CITES permit; tips.
Capercaillie and Black Grouse only: April 20 to May 10. 5-day hunt. 4x4.
You will arrive to Sheremetyevo airport in Moscow, where we meet and help you with custom formalities. Same evening, we will fly to Novokuznetsk. It is 4-hour flight. Next morning, from the local airport we will drive to Mezhdurechensk, it takes two hours. And then it will be 5-6 hours boat transfer to the camp. This journey up the river is an exciting adventure itself!
It is a spring hunt in April 25 – May 20, after a bear's hibernation.
Simple wooden hunting cabin with cots and stove. Kitchen and dining room. Shower/sauna/banya. Electric generation.
The weather is favorable for hunting. Daytime temperatures are from 40 to 700F (5-200C), and about 320F (00C) and just above during the night. Rainfalls are likely in the second half of the season.
This is spot and stalk hunt. It is done mostly in the evenings. You do it on foot or by boat with your guide, glassing open areas and slopes around, where the first green grass appears. Baiting is used also. This time of the year bears move a lot, searching for food, and you can meet three-five bears a day. Shooting distance is 100-300 yards. If not hunting bear, you can hunt ducks, or go fishing.
including: meet and greet in Moscow airport; accompanying of our representative; all transportation after arrival to Novokuznetsk; accommodation and meals during the hunt; guide and staff services; trophy fee; trophy field care; veterinary certificates.
Extra costs: invitation papers and gun import/export permit ($300), or gun rental fee; visa; airfare to/from Novokuznetsk; hotel and meal before/after hunt; personal expenses; overweight baggage; CITES permit; taxidermy service and trophy shipment; tips.
Extra costs: invitation papers and gun import/export permit ($300), or gun rental fee; visa; airfare to/from Novokuznetsk; hotel and meal before/after hunt; personal expenses; overweight baggage; CITES permit; taxidermy service and trophy shipment; tips.
Schedule
Day 1
Arrival to Moscow, overnight.
Day 2-3
Flight to Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, transfer to the camp.
Day 4-12
9-day hunt
Day 13
Transfer to Petropavlovsk, overnight
Day 14
Flight to Moscow, overnight.
Day 15
Flight home.
Schedule
Day 1
Arrival to Moscow, transfer to the train station for the night train to Kirov.
Day 2
Arrival to Kirov, transfer to the hunting camp, the night hunt is possible.
Day 3-9
7-day hunt.
Day 10
Transfer to the train station for the night train to Moscow
Day 11
Departure from Moscow.
Schedule
Day 1
Arrival to Moscow, same day flight to Novokuznetsk.
Day 2
Transfer to Mezhdurechensk, transfer to the camp, possible evening hunt.
День 3-8
6-day hunt.
Day 9
Transfer to Mezhdurechensk, transfer to Novokuznetsk, overnight.
Day 10
Flight to Moscow, overnight, or same day flight home.
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