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Description
Kamchatka, the region in Russian northeast, is a wild country still, which gives hunters a chance to harvest great trophies of snow sheep brown bear and moose.Kamchatka, the 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 hunters a chance to harvest great trophies of snow sheep, brown bear and moose. Chukotka moose, the largest moose in Asia, inhabit the valley of Kamchatka river and vicinities. These giant animals were brought from Chukotka mainland forty years ago. Now the population numbers are more than 3000 animals, and annual harvest is about 130-150 of them. The average antlers’ spread is 60-62 inches, but you can expect even 75+ inches trophy. Moose is the primary species on this hunt, bear will be hunted after bull moose is taken. Kamchatka bear, with a weight up to 1,500 pounds and 8-10 ft hide, is the biggest brown bear in the world.
Details
- Species: Grizzly Bear
- Average Classification: 8 - 10
- Shot Opportunity: 85
- Weapon: Rifle
- Hunt Catalog #: RB6109-02
- Tag Availability: Landowner Voucher
Average brown bears are 8-10 feet. The average antlers spread for is 60-62 inches, but you can expect even 75+ inches for a trophy.
Available Dates
September 10, 2022 - December 10, 2023
Pricing
- Member Price: $26,500.00
- Non-Member Price: $29,500.00
*FULL FOR 2022 *SPOTS AVAILABLE FOR 2023 What is included in hunt price: meet & greet in Moscow airport; accompanying of our representative; accommodation and meals during the hunt; guide and staff services; trophy fee; trophy field care; veterinary certificates. What is NOT included in hunt price: Extra costs: invitation papers and gun import/export permit ($300), or gun rental fee; visa; airfare to/from Kamchatka; helicopter transfer to/from the camp, if needed; hotel and meal before/after hunt; personal expenses; overweight baggage; taxidermy service and trophy shipment; tips.
Location
Valley of Kamchatka River, Russia, Russia
Refund Policy:
Deposits are not refundable. When you make a deposit or payment that money is used to reserve your adventure dates and we cannot sell them to anyone else. If for some reason you have to cancel, you will lose your deposit and any payments you have made. If you are concerned that you might get sick or otherwise have to cancel, we suggest buying trip insurance. There are insurance companies that specialize in providing insurance policies for outfitter bookings and hunts. One such company we recommend is globalrescue.com. It is also our policy, depending on the adventure you booked and at our discretion, that if you have to cancel and we are able to book a replacement for you at the regular price we will work with you to apply your deposits to another adventure. Please note that we cannot refund or roll state or government license fees, application fees, draw results, or tags.
Description
Chukotaka moose, the largest moose in Asia, inhabit the valley of Kamchatka river and vicinities. These giant animals were brought from Chukotaka mainland forty years ago. Now the population numbers more than 3000 moose, and annual harvest is about 130-150 of them. Chukotka moose, the largest moose in Asia, inhabit the valley of Kamchatka river and vicinities. These giant animals were brought from Chukotka mainland forty years ago. Now the population numbers are more than 3000 animals, and annual harvest is about 130-150 of them. The average antlers’ spread is 60-62 inches, but hunters can expect even 75+ inches trophy. Kamchatka bear, with a weight up to 1,500 pounds and 8-10 ft hide, is the biggest brown bear in the world.The hunting seasons are September 10 – October 10, November 20 - December 10. Kamchatka brown bear hunt can be added from the 1st of September. The Hunt schedule is as follows: Day 1 – arrival to Moscow, overnight. Day 2-3 – flight to Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, transfer to the camp. Day 4-13 – 10-day hunt. Day 14 – transfer to Petropavlovsk, overnight. Day 15 – flight to Moscow, overnight. Day 16 – flight home. There are only 2 hunters per camp. Best if booked in groups of 2 or 4. This is a fully guided 1:1 10 day hunt.
HuntX Scale (Low 1 - 5 High)
- Lodging & Accommodations: Cabin/Lodge?
Lodging & Accommodations Scale
5 - Cabin/Lodge
4 - Bunk House/Trailer
3 - Wall Tent
2 - Backpack Tent
1 - Client Provided/Hotel
Wooden cabins or heating tents. Kitchen and dining room or tent. Shower/banya. Electric generator. Spike camps are used as well. You should bring your sleeping bag and pad.
- Menu & Food: Field Kitchen?
Menu & Food Scale
5 - 5 Star Catered
4 - Full Kitchen
3 - Field Kitchen
2 - Backpack Food
1 - Client Provided
Breakfast and Dinner made for you with lunch being in the field. Traditional Russian food-meat and potatoes.
- Physical Conditions: Extreme Back Country?
Physical Conditions Scale:
5 - All Vehicle Access
4 - Light Hiking
3 - Moderate Hiking
2 - Heavy Hiking
1 - Extreme Back Country
This is a Moose hunt in the Russian valley of Kamchatka. You should be prepared to hike and to be able to effectively get to a spot to make your shot.This is spot-and-stalk with the moose call, backpack hunt on foot and horseback during the rut. In later season, the outfitter will use snowmobiles for transportation around the area. When the fresh track is found, hunter will use skis to make a final stalk. Hunter should be prepared for some moderate to heavy hiking on this hunt. Fall hunts may utilize boat transportation.
Transportation (To/From Basecamp)
Hunter will arrive to Sheremetyevo airport in Moscow, where outfitter will meet and help hunter with custom formalities. Next day all will fly to Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. It is 9-hour non-stop flight. Hunter will then transfer to the camp by van, helicopter, all-terrain vehicle or snowmobiles, depending on the hunting area and season.
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Description
Kamchatka Peninsula has a short, mostly cool summer. Cold waters of the Pacific Ocean and the Okhotsk Sea significantly affect. In September and October daytime temperatures in the valley are 40-50F (5-100C), and 20-300F (-5-00C) during the night, with morning frosts, frequent rain and snow. November and December there is a real snowy winter, with temperatures as low, as -200F (-250C).
What Outfitter Provides
- Expert Guide Service
- Meals
- Lodging
- Airport pick up/drop off
- Field Care
What to Bring
- Rifle with 40 rounds of ammunition
- Gaiters
- Rain Gear
- Moderate to Cold Weather Hunting Clothing-layering system recommended
- Durable Hunting Boots
- Hunting Hat & Gloves
- Day Pack
- Sleeping Bag
- Thermal Base Layers
- Binoculars & Rangefinder
- VISA
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