Hunting Giant Moose in Kamchatka

Hunting season from November 25 to December 20, where hunting will be done with snowmobiles until the desired animal is found. Great distances are covered searching for Moose tracks, and once found, stalking is done on foot. Skis can also be used. Very cold temperatures are to be expected during this time of year. The average trophy size is 58-60 inches.

The hunt can also take place between September and October. Consult details.

- 1 Moose harvest fee
- Visa support
- Airport reception
- Interpreter
- Firearm import permit
- Ground transfers
- Accommodation and meals during the hunt
- Professional hunter and staff
- Initial trophy preparation

- Visa and personal expenses
- Hotels and meals outside of hunting
- Alcohol
- Dip & pack and shipping of trophies
- Veterinary certificate
- Tips
- Rifle rental

The moose hunting area is located in the central part of the peninsula. It consists of forested areas, with green vegetation and low visibility, making it difficult to hunt before September. Kamchatka is considered a high difficulty destination for hunting due to the effort required to obtain the trophy.

- Day 1: Arrive in Moscow early in the morning and domestic flight to Petropavlovsk
- Day 2: Arrival in Petropavlovsk, car transfer to Esso (7h) and overnight there
- Day 3: Helicopter transfer to the base camp
- Day 4-11: 8 days of hunting
- Day 12: Transfer to Petropavlovsk and overnight there
- Day 13: Flight back to Moscow, overnight there and return home

The base camps are wooden houses with heating and generators inside. Inside the camps, there are separate rooms, a lounge, and a Russian sauna.