Russian Brown Bear Hunting (Hunting Consortium)

The Russian Far-East is the greatest brown bear hunting ground on earth. The density of Russian brown bears per square mile is almost double that found in Alaska today. Come discover what Alaska was like 50 years ago! Hunt the famous Kamchatka peninsula with Russia's most experienced outfitter. The Average Russian brown bear trophies for the past few years have been over 9 feet with many of our clients' Russian brown bear trophies exceeding 10 feet in size. Exclusive areas, best guides and professional travel staff attend to all details of the trip. The Hunting Consortium Ltd. has been working in Russia since 1987. This firm has established the best record in the industry for Russian brown bear hunts! Our success rate exceeds 100%, as many of our hunters take two (2) brown bears and NO hunter has ever returned without at least one brown bear during the 20 years Kamchatka has been open to foreign hunters - more than 400 brown bear hunts! We offer the best guides in the Russian Far-East and have a Hunting Consortium representative in every camp. Russian Brown Bear The Asiatic or Russian Brown Bear is found from the Pamir Mountains of Tajikistan throughout Eastern Siberia to the Pacific coast of Russia. By far, the largest brown bear is found in the Russian Far East, in the provinces of Kamchatka, Magadan, and Khabarovsk. These salmon-eating Russian brown bears compare favorably in size to the brown bears of Alaska and numerous brown bear trophies with hides squaring over 10 feet, have been taken. The largest specimens (several exceeding 11 feet) have come from the Kamchatka Peninsula (Kamchatka brown bear). The population is quite high at the moment and hunting pressure has been kept modest in our three outfitting areas. Normally, several shoot-able brown bears can be seen each day, so the hunt is a search for the biggest possible trophy. There are generous quotas on the number of licenses issued and we can routinely arrange two licenses per client.