Email: sergei@russianhunting.com
Location: Karelia, Belomorski District
Season dates: May 4 – 20
Hunting method: from the blinds over decoys
Accommodations: rustic cabins, outdoor toilet
Group size: 3-5
Price per person: $5,300 group of 5; $6,000 group of 4; $7,000 group of 3.
Reception and assistance in St. Petersburg; Transfer to the hunting area; Accommodation during the hunt; Meals and soft drinks during the hunt; Motorboats; Services of 1 guide per 1-2 hunters; Services of 1 interpreter in the camp; Gun rental; Invitation letter and voucher; Hunting license; Trophy export permit; Unlimited bag of birds; Trophy freezing.
International flight; Insurance of any kind; Hotel in St. Petersburg, if requested; Ammunition (approximately $25 per box of 25); Bird skinning; Preservation, shipping, or transporting of trophies from Russia; Cost of sightseeing tours; Ground transportation unrelated to hunting; Gratuities.s.
Day 1: arrival to St. Petersburg, 11-hour drive to the hunting camp.
Day 2-8: 7 days of hunting.
Day 8: return to St. Petersburg for a flight home.
The Kola Peninsula and the White Sea, on the peninsula's southern and eastern sides, form a unique ecosystem, home to several hundred bird species, including more than 20 duck species, including common, king, and Steller’s eiders, and long-tailed duck, common scoter, velvet scoter, smew, goldeneye, red-breasted merganser, common merganser, and Eurasian wigeon. The hunting area is very rugged and unpopulated, although it is relatively easy to access by car. Hunting is from the blinds over decoys.