I have been hunting in Russia since 1975, and I’ve dedicated my life to exploring this unique terrain from top to tail.
This wilderness is replete with the most spectacular big-game hunting, fishing, & bird trophies that nature has to offer.
Four vacancies for May 10-24, 2025 hunt. Remote locations requires snowmobiles to be flown in by helicopter, making this hunt more expensive than our fall hunt. $12,000.
Two vacancies for the Kamchatka snow sheep hunt on August 14-30, 2025. Sheep have not been hunted in this area for three years. Price reduced to $22,000
Spring trophy capercaillie, black cock, and woodcock hunt in St. Petersburg and Karelia. All-inclusive price from St. Petersburg: 1 hunter – $4000, 2 hunters – $3500, 3 hunters – $3400, 4 hunters – $3000.
4 vacancies for the giant Kamchatka moose hunt during the rutting season between September 27 and October 11, 2025, at $17,000 from Petropavlovks.
Two vacancies for the 10-day Eurasian Brown Bear hunt in Karelia on May 13-24, 2025. $6500 per hunter, all-inclusive from St. Petersburg. Over 90% success rate….
Three vacancies for spot and stalk hunt in a remote part of Kamchatka between September 30 and October 3, 2025. Hunters may see 10-15 bears a day. $8000. Can take moose for a trophy fee.
Capercaillie and Black Grouse Hunt
Spring trophy capercaillie, black cock, and woodcock hunt in St. Petersburg and Karelia. All-inclusive price from St. Petersburg: 1 hunter – $4000, 2 hunters – $3500, 3 hunters – $3400, 4 hunters – $3000.
We offer a traditional driven flagged wolf hunt. This requires locating a pack, surrounding it with a rope with a narrow opening where shooters are located, and pushing wolves towards the shooting line.
The Volga River Delta, a breeding ground for almost 1 million birds, is one the best locations in Europe for waterfowl hunting.
Two vacancies for the 10-day Eurasian Brown Bear hunt in Karelia on May 13-24, 2025. $6500 per hunter, all-inclusive from St. Petersburg. Over 90% success rate….
Lynx is almost exclusively hunted with dogs. The best time is early in the season when the snow cover is not too deep, and the dogs can move freely, or later in the season when it is deep enough to use snowmobiles.
This spot & stock hunt takes place during keta salmon spawning period, where bears congregate in very large numbers. Finding bears at this time of the year is easy and most hunters take their trophy.
Fall Central Kamchatka Brown Bear Hunt
Three vacancies for spot and stalk hunt in a remote part of Kamchatka between September 30 and October 3, 2025. Hunters may see 10-15 bears a day. $8000. Can take moose for a trophy fee.
Fall European Woodcock Hunt in Kaerlia and St. Petersburg
Hunt takes place during fall migration. With good dogs during the peak season, hunters can expect to have 15-30 flashes per day.
Himalayan Snowcock & Daurian Partridge
The Himalayan snowcock is a solitary and elusive bird, requiring excellent knowledge of the habitat, patience, and stamina for a successful hunt.
4 vacancies for the giant Kamchatka moose hunt during the rutting season between September 27 and October 11, 2025, at $17,000 from Petropavlovks.
Two vacancies for the Kamchatka snow sheep hunt on August 14-30, 2025. Sheep have not been hunted in this area for three years. Price reduced to $22,000
Maral Stag & Siberian Roe Deer in Kazakhstan
Maral and roe deer hunts can be combined between September 15 and November 30. Trophies are excellent, with stags reaching 17 kg and Siberian roe deer often exceeding 1000 gr.
This will primarily be a horseback hunt. In December, when snow cover gets deep, hunters may have to use skis.
Marco Polo Sheep Hunt in Kyrgyzstan
Hunting takes place at altitudes of 3,000 – 4,000 meters (9,500 – 12,500 ft.) and requires good physical endurance. Hunters should expect to spend up to 6-8 hours per day riding horses.
Mid-Asian Ibex in Krgyzstan Hunt
The camp is located south of the Lake Issyk-Kul at 10,000 ft. (2700 meters) above the sea level, and the hunt takes place at 11,000 to 14,000 ft (3300-4300 meters).
Hunters can expect to see several rams during the trip. Trophy size ranges from 34 to 41 inches.
Rutting Season European Moose Hunt
The usual trophy is similar to Canada moose found in Ontario and Quebec. Hunters should bring waterproof tall boots, gloves and camo silent clothes.
Sakhalin Taimen & Cherry Trout
Koppi River is one of the best fishing rivers in the area. Fishing is essentially non-stop, catch and release.
This will primarily be a horseback hunt. In December, when snow cover gets deep, hunters may have to use skis.
Siberian Taimen Fishing in Tuva
This taimen trophy expedition takes you to one of the most remote places in Russia. Ut has seen very little fishing pressure and offers outstanding fishing for many species of trout, including Siberian taimen.
Spring Central Kamchatka Brown Bear Hunt
Four vacancies for May 10-24, 2025 hunt. Remote locations requires snowmobiles to be flown in by helicopter, making this hunt more expensive than our fall hunt. $12,000.
These are some of the best hunts in the European part of Russia. The record bear taken in the Pskov region in 1999 had a skull measured in excess of 27 inches (69 cm).
Spring Kamchatka Far Eastern Brown Bear Hunt
Kamchatka peninsula has the largest population of big salmon-eating bears and currently holds the world record. The average trophy size taken during the spring season is over 9 ft. square.
Spring Okhotsk Far Eastern Brown Bear Hunt
Along the sea of Okhotsk shore during the spring hunt, it is possible to observe 30-50 bears at once from a single location. The success rate is over 100% because all hunters take 2 and sometimes more bears.
Winter/Spring Eastern Capercaillie
Black billed or Western capercaillie hunt is done by stalking along the roads during the winter season and on the lek during the spring season.
The allure of Russia’s abundant and diverse wildlife attracts hunters from around the globe. The current political challenges have reduced the number of hunters visiting Russia. However, decreased hunting pressure leads to unprecedented opportunities to bag record-breaking trophies!
Russia is home to some of the most remote, untouched, and wild terrain anywhere in the world. The Russian Federation alone has over 6.6 million square miles of territory, and up to 80% of that territory is estimated to be wilderness. This comprises vast mountain ranges, tundra, steppes, plains, and forests that stretch for thousands of miles, all studded with over two million lakes, cut by mighty rivers and spectacular waterfalls, and backed by majestic peaks and breathtaking alpine meadows. Backdrops for big-game hunts and fishing trips don’t come more mind-blowing or picturesque than this.
From Eurasian Brown Bear hunting in Russia’s wild northwest, wolf hunting in St. Petersburg and the northeastern tundra, or lynx hunting in Siberia or northwestern Russia to Atlantic salmon fishing on the Kola Peninsula, duck hunting in the European Arctic’s White Sea and woodcock, capercaillie, and black grouse hunting in St. Petersburg and Karelia, we boast a wide selection of unique, tailor-made hunts, fishing trips, and expeditions that cater for every wish and hunters of all levels of ability. One common factor to all our trips is that each one guarantees a once-in-a-lifetime experience in the company of highly professional guides in an utterly unique setting.
If you are looking for a big-game hunting safari in Russia, a fishing trip, or a bird collecting expedition that is truly unforgettable and unlike anything that might be found elsewhere, Russia and Central Asia are very much ‘the promised land’. Trips here combine a true challenge of your skills and offer the reward of matchless trophies and scenery, all while satisfying your spirit of adventure in locations without peer the world over. Hunting or fishing in Russia is more affordable than in many other countries. Please contact us to receive our latest and detailed price list.
