The
Kamchatka brown bear is
distinguished by large size, the average size of trophies
(fell length) is 240-270 cm annually our hunters get 1-2 trophies
of the size more than 3 m. The Kamchatka brown bear is the
largest predator of the Russian forest zone. Since July, fish,
namely the spawning salmons become the basis of its feeding
on the peninsula. It is almost always able to get itself viand
in rivers even in "not the most fishy" year...(find
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Bighorns. (Ovis nivicola
koriakorum, Ovis nivicola nivicola)
Hunting for bighorns is difficult, very emotional and as any
mountain hunting demands good physical training. Weather,
which is unstable in the mountains, plays an important role
in success. Rains and fogs are frequent. Quite often it happens
that there are only 2-3 days with good conditions for walking.
One needs light and warm clothes, special footwear for mountain
hunting, repellents and mosquito nets. As a rule, the camp
is set in the areas where there is a certain group of trophy
animals found in advance. Koryak bighorn hunting will be organized
in the northern part of the peninsula where the magnitude
of population of these subspecies is high and there is an
opportunity to get a worthy trophy with the length of horns
of 85 centimeters and more. Hunting is organized "on
hot scent" ("skradom") at a height of 600-900
meters above the sea level and demands good physical form
from hunters. There are no horses. Per day it might be necessary
to walk about 3 - 10 kilometers and more in the mountains.
The mountains here are much more sloping than in Central Kamchatka.
East Siberian elk. The
largest east Siberian elk lives in the northern part of the
Kamchatka peninsula. The average spread of horns is 140-160
cm. Weight is over 25 kg. Some individuals reach the weight
of 40 kg. Hunting is arranged during the period from September,
1st till October, 15th. Hunting is carried out from the approach,
"on hot scent". In Milkovsky and Bystrinsky districts
of the Kamchatka Territory they also organize winter hunting
with a snowmobile, which is less difficult, but not less interesting.
The best season for this hunting is from the end of November
up to the mid December. The trophies which one gets in Milkovsky
and Bystrinsky districts are not inferior in size to those
of the northern districts of the peninsula. During the hunting
in November - December frost can reach - 5°Ñ up to -15°Ñ during
the day, up to-25°Ñ at nighttime. Snow depth is up to 1 meter.
Usually there is no wind. During the hunting in September
- October there are light frosts at nighttime, it is also
quite cold during the day, rains are possible.
Travel
duration is:
11 days (Moscow/Moscow) 9 days of hunting
Regions of hunting are:
the Kamchatka Territory; Magadan area; Khabarovsk Territory.
Accommodation:
hunting camps, campsites;
Travel route: Flight
by plane from Moscow to Petropavlovsk-Kamchatky (9 hours),
then by motor transport to the local airport (6 - 7 hours)
and by helicopter (1.5 - 2 hours) to the hunting camp;
Additional charges:
Tickets Moscow - Petropavlovsk-Kamchatka - Moscow; Hotels
are paid according to the fact; Additional service is paid
according to the fact;
