Kamchatka offers some of the largest antlered animals in the World.
Average spread is from 55 to 65 inches. The largest one taken by one of our hunters was 76 inches!
The hunting season starts September 1st and lasts till the middle of December.
The early Fall hunts are usually done by horseback, but in the late season we use snowmobiles to find tracks. Hunters should be in good physical shape for this hunt.
We provide accommodation in nice hunting cabins with wood stoves.
The recommended trip duration is 8-10 hunting days.

The package includes:

• Hunting permits;
• Auto transfers from the Petropavlovsk airport to the hunting area and back to the hotel in Petropavlovsk.
• Veterinary certificate;
• CITES
• English speaking receptionist when hunters arrive and depart from the airport in Petropavlovsk to assist in the smooth entry and exit from Kamchatka;
• Guide service (the ratio of our very qualified guides to every hunter is 1:1);
• Field preparation of the trophy;
• All camp accommodations and meals.

Not included:

•  Expenses prior to arrival in Petropavlovsk, and after departure from there to Moscow;
• Accommodation and meals outside the camp;
• Alcohol, items of a personal nature;
• Cost of any additional trophy;
• Excess airline baggage charges;
• Gratuities

Fall Bear Hunt $11,000 USD

The hunting season starts August 20th and lasts till the end of October.

We usually hunt Bears near lakes and rivers as there is a lot of salmon coming up to spawn. Also you can find them on tundra feeding on berries at day time.

The average trophy size is 8-9 feet. But there are Bears over 9 and even 10 feet. And we have a chance to find these monsters.

We provide an accommodation in nice cabins with every convenience (heating system, electricity, rest room). Also there are kitchen, dining room, hot shower and banya (Russian sauna) in the camp.

Recommended trip duration 8-10 days

The package includes:

• Hunting permits
• Vehicle transfers from the Petropavlovsk airport to the hunting area and back to the hotel in Petropavlovsk
• Veterinary certificate
• CITES
• English speaking receptionist when hunters arrive and depart from the airport in Petropavlovsk to assist in the smooth entry and exit from Kamchatka
• Guide service (the ratio of our very qualified guides to every hunter is 1:1)
• Field preparation of the trophy
• All camp accommodations and meals

Not included:

• International and domestic airfares
• Expenses prior to arrival in Petropavlovsk, and after departure from there to Moscow/Anchorage/home
• Accommodation and meals outside the camp
• Alcohol, items of a personal nature, or gratuities part of the package
• Cost of a second Bear: $4,000 USD during the Spring. $5,000 during the Fall
• excess airline baggage charges
• Gratuities

Success rate is generally 100% opportunity with many hunters opting for a second Bear 

Option #2 We offer Spring and Fall hunts for eastern Siberian Brown Bear along the Okhotsk sea coast. Okhotsk is an Urban-type settlement and a seaport at the mouth of the Okhota River. Located at the eastern end of the River Routes from the Urals, Okhotsk was the first Russian settlement on the Pacific Coast 

It was established as a wintering camp in 1643 by the Cossacks under Semyon Shelkovnikov. The fort of Kosoi Ostrozhok was constructed in 1649. In 1714 Peter the Great sent a party of ship-builders to Okhotsk to allow faster access to the furs of Kamchatka. In 1718 Kozma Sokolov built the first vessel in Okhotsk and embarked upon a voyage to Kamchatka. This route became so popular with Russian navigators that by 1731 Okhotsk had been firmly established as the foremost Russian seaport on the Pacific. At various points in its history, Okhotsk was a centre for the Russian-American Fishing and Fur-Trading activities. 

It is known for being the headquarters for the explorer Vitus Bering, who sailed from here for two extraordinary expeditions, discovering the Bering Strait on one and Alaska on the other. The Portuguese Jew Anton de Vieira was the town’s governor at that time. 

The growth of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky dislodged Okhotsk from its leading commercial position in the early 19th century, although it remained important as the base of the Siberian military flotilla, a predecessor of the Russian Pacific Fleet. In 1812 the town was moved to a new site across the Okhota River. It was of some military importance during the Russian Civil War, when the White army generals Vasily Rakitin and Anatoly Pepelyayev used it as their place of arms in the Far East. Okhotsk was also a launch site of sounding rockets between 1981 and 2005. The rockets reached altitudes until 1000 km. The importance and population of the townlet sharply declined following the demise of the Soviet Union.

For Brown bear (Ursus arctos beringianus)

Spring hunting dates: May 30th-June 7th (9 days, 7 hunting, if needed)

Hunt includes:

• transfers to/from Okhotsk airport;
• licenses;
• CITES;
• transfers to/from the hunting camp;
• camp accommodation;
• meals;
• hunting guides;
• transfer to/from the hunting area (camp)
• interpreter; trophy processing.

Hunt excludes: 

• flight Khabarovsk – Okhotsk – Khabarovsk;
• accommodation in Khabarovsk;
• hard liquor. 

Fall hunting dates: September 1st-24th (11 days, 8-9 hunting)

Hunt includes: 

• transfers to/from Okhotsk airport;
• licenses;
• CITES;
• Transfers to/from the hunting camp;
• camp accommodation;
• meals;
• hunting guides;
• interpreter; trophy processing.

Hunt excludes:

•  flight Khabarovsk – Okhotsk – Khabarovsk;
• accommodation in Khabarovsk;
• hard liquor.

We also offer hunts for Amur Brown Bear in Khabarovsk region (Ursus arctos lasiotus) ; Manchurian Wapiti (Cervus elaphus xanthopygus)Snow Sheep in Okhotsk region (Ovis nivicola alleni)