HUNT SNOW SHEEP IN RUSSIA & Brown Bear |
| Kamchataka, Koryak, Magadan, Okhotsk ,
Yakut AHuntingWorld.com. is
pleased to offer quality Snow Sheep hunts in Russia.
The Kamchatka Snow Sheep
inhabits the central part of the Kamchatka Peninsula. You can expect
a trophy from 34-37 inches with an occasional 40-inch ram taken.
These sheep have the heaviest bases of all the Asian Snow Sheep. |
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| Koryak Snow
Sheep are found in the north of the Kamchatka Peninsula.
They average 34-35 inches with an occasional 40-inch ram taken.
There are three subspecies of snow
sheep (Ovis nivicola) in the Magadan region, they are Okhotsk,
Yakutia, and Kolyma snow sheep.
KOLYMA SNOW SHEEP - Magadan Region
This sheep is found only in the Magadan Region, and predominantly in
the Kolyma Mtn. range. The eastern boundary is considered to be the
large river valley west of the Koryak Mountains of the Koryak
Autonomous Region. The northern boundary is considered to be the
Chukotka Autonomous Region border. The western boundary is
considered to be the border of Yakutia, from the Omolon River to the
Kolyma River. The western boundary then follows the Kolyma River to
the Trans-Siberian Highway. The southern boundary is considered to
be the Trans-Siberian Highway, which begins in the city of Magadan.
This actually runs in a northerly direction. For all practical
purposes, the range of the Kolyma sheep is west of the Koryak
Mountains down through the Kolyma range of mountains, which are east
of the Kolyma River. |
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OKHOTSK SNOW SHEEP - Magadan Region
The majority of this subspecies are found in the Khabarovsk Region
of Siberia. However, within the Magadan Region, the boundary is the
southern route of the Trans-Siberian Highway, from the city of
Magadan until it crosses the border of Yakutia. The boundary then
goes south and follows the border of Yakutia. The area for the
Okhotsk snow sheep in Magadan is relatively small. |
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YAKUTIA SNOW SHEEP - Magadan
Region
The majority of this subspecies are
found in the Yakutia Region of Siberia. All the sheep located in the
Yakutia Region are considered to be Yakutia snow sheep. Within the
Magadan Region, the eastern boundary is the Kolyma River until it
intersects with the southern route of the Trans-Siberian Highway.
The boundary then runs westerly until the Trans-Siberian Highway
intersects with the border of Yakutia. |
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| The Okhotsk Snow Sheep inhabits mountainous
terrains of Khabarovsk region in Russia. Excellent populations of
sheep still exist there. The Okhotsk Snow Sheep trophy is 34-35
inches with an occasionally rams of 40 inches. The Yakut Snow
Sheep is hunted out of Yakutsk where a healthy population of
40-45,000 sheep exist. Expect to do lots of walking on this sheep
hunt.
Brown Bear may be hunted on your Snow Sheep trip for just
a trophy fee beginning September 1st. |
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How To Get There:
You arrive at Moscow SVO International Airport where our
representative meets you and assists you through customs. Depending
on your schedule, you will either overnight in Moscow or continue on
to the location of your Snow Sheep
hunt. |
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Hunting Season:
Hunting Season is from August 1st - October
15th.
The Season may be shorter in some areas. Bear hunts may be combined
with the Snow Sheep Hunt from September 1st. |
Hunting:
The Snow Sheep hunts begin with a helicopter trip into base camp at
around 2,500 - 3,000 feet.. Camp consists of waterproof tents. Snow
sheep hunting is primarily a backpack hunt. Spike camps will be used
if sheep are found far away from the base camp. In some cases horses
may be available in Kamchatka. The country is truly magnificent. The
better condition you are in, the more you will enjoy your hunt. |
Accommodation:
Tents will make up the majority of your hunting accommodation.
Please bring your sleeping bag and thermarest mattress. |
Pricing:
Please contact us for current pricing. |
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SNOW SHEEP |
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| LOCATION: |
Yakutia |
| DATES: |
August 15 –
September 30 |
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GROUP SIZE: |
1- 5 |
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ACCOMMODATIONS: |
Tent camp with heated
tents, log cabins |
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DURATION OF HUNT: |
8 hunting days (11-12 days trip
from the port of entry) |
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HUNTING METHOD: |
Stalking |
COST OF HUNT:
(from Zyryanka) |
Includes: gun permit,
license, meeting at the airports, ground transfers,
helicopter transfers, lodging, three meals a day, 1 ram,
field trophy
preparation, interpreter, veterinary certificate, 1:1
guide.
Per hunter……………………………….…………………...CALL |
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ADDITIONAL COST: |
Domestic
round trip flight. Approximately……………………$US 700-900
Hotel in Yakutsk…………………………………………..$US 100-200
CITES permit for bear………………………………………....$US 200 |
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ACCOMPANYING
TROPHIES |
Brown bear CALL |
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| COMMENTS: Yakutia is one of the most rugged and
remote areas in the northern hemisphere and offers some of the best
sheep hunting. The sheep can be found at altitudes between 1500 –
2000 meters (4500 - 6500 ft) above the sea level. A high population
of sheep allows for a success rate of over 90%. Trophies are up to
38”. Temperatures can range from +5 to +20° C (40-70 F) to - 10° C
(5° F) at the end of September. Hunters are expected to be
physically fit. The hunter may spend a few nights away from the base
camp and may be required to ride a horse We recommend wearing
leather mountain boots and water repellent clothes and to pack a
light sleeping bag. Once a trophy is taken there is a possibility to
look for a bear. |
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LOCATION |
Magadan region, Aly-Yuryakh and Tokyr-Yuryakh valleys |
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DATES |
August 15 – September 30 |
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GROUP SIZE |
1 - 5 |
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ACCOMMODATIONS |
Tent camp, log huts,
portable shower and toilet, spike camps |
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DURATION OF HUNT |
14 days from
Magadan (8 hunting days) |
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HUNTING METHOD |
Stalking along the see ranges |
COST OF HUNT
(from Magadan) |
Includes
round trip helicopter transfer from Magadan, license,
1:1 guide guide,
guide, lodging, three meals a day, 1 ram, veterinary
certificate, field
trophy preparation, hotel in Magadan, gun permit
Per hunter……………………….…………………………... CALL |
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ADDITIONAL COST |
CITES permit for
bear…………………………………………$US 200
Second ram...……………………………………………… CALL |
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ACCOMPANYING TROPHIES |
Brown bear CALL |
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| COMMENTS: Northern part of Magadan region has
very high concentration of sheep, found at elevations of 300 to 1000
m. (1000 - 3000 ft.). On a good day hunter can spot up to 30 rams.
Weather, especially at the end of September can get harsh. It is
important to bring warm, waterproof clothes and waterproof mountain
boots. |
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LOCATION |
Okhotsk, Yudomsky range
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DATES |
August 1 – October 10 |
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GROUP SIZE |
2 - 4 |
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ACCOMMODATIONS |
Tent camp,
spike camps |
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DURATION OF HUNT |
10 days from Okhotsk (6 hunting
days) |
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HUNTING METHOD |
Stalking
along the see ranges. |
COST OF HUNT
(from Magadan) |
Includes round trip helicopter
transfer from Magadan, license, 1:1 guide guide,
guide, lodging, three meals a day, 1 ram, veterinary
certificate, field
trophy preparation, gun permit
Per hunter……………………….…………………………...CALL |
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ADDITIONAL COST |
CITES permit
for bear…………………………………………$US 200
Second ram...…………………………………………………CALL
Hotel in Khabarovsk………………………………………..$US 50-200
Roundtrip flight Moscow-Khabarovsk-Okhotsk……Approx $US
8-900 |
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ACCOMPANYING TROPHIES |
Brown bear CALL,
caribou CALL |
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| COMMENTS: Hunt starts from Okhotsk with
approximately 1.5 hr helicopter flight. Hunt takes place at
elevations of up to 2000 m. (6600 ft.). Tent camp is located very
close to the Weather, especially at the end of September can get
harsh. Hunters must bring warm, waterproof clothes, waterproof
mountain boots and sleeping bag. |
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For More Information About This Hunt
Or Any Other Hunt, Please Contact:
Wayne Cohen - CIE, INC
Telephone (704) 905-1391
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