Brown Bear Hunting in Kamchatka

Hunting season: April - May

During the hunt, snowmobiles are used to move around the hunting area. The hunter rides as a passenger while the guide drives, and hunting takes place from early morning until night. With the snowmobile, distances of between 50 and 100 kilometers are covered each day. The average shooting distance is 200 meters.

The hunting ground is located in the southeastern region of Ust Bolsheretsk, in Kamchatka. The base camp is situated near Lake Galygino.

The camps are wooden houses with heating, featuring double rooms, a bathroom, dining room, and living room. Electricity is provided by a generator.

Hunting fee for 1 bear
Accommodation and meals during the hunt
Helicopter to/from the hunting ground
Visa support
Airport reception
Transfer to/from the airport
Firearm import permit
Transfers in the hunting area
Guide and snowmobile
Initial trophy preparation

Bear license
Visa and personal expenses
Hotels and meals outside of hunting
CITES
Alcohol
Dip & pack and shipping of trophies
Veterinary certificate
Tips

This hunt is for groups of 4 hunters. If there are fewer, the price may vary

Day 1: Arrival in Moscow. Formalities at the airport and overnight in Moscow.
Day 2: Flight to Petropavlovsk (8 hours)
Day 3: Arrival in Petropavlovsk, helicopter transfer to the camp (1 hour)
Days 4-11: 8 days of hunting
Day 12: Helicopter to Petropavlovsk and overnight in a hotel there
Day 13: Flight back to Moscow and return home