GIANT MOOSE MAGADAN RUSSIA





BASE CAMP



THE RIDE FROM MAGADAN TO WHERE YOU GET THE BOATS TO BASE CAMP













MIDDLE OF NO WHERE VERY REMOTE



EVERY YEAR THEY TAKE A FEW BEARS ALSO



EVERY YEAR THEY SHOOT SOME 70"+





THE FISHING IS SUPPOSEDLY FANTASTIC



CARIBOU AN ADDED BONUS - GOOD CHANCE ON THE OCTOBER HUNTS













Dates: September/October
Duration of tour 10 to 15 days
Cost of hunt $15,000

Price includes
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Reception at Magadan airport
Hunting permit
Accommodation in heated tents
Professional guide
Transport during the hunt
1 moose trophy
Veterinary certificate

Does not Include
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Flights
Visa
VIP hall in Magadan $180 each way
Transfer by charter flight to hunting area $1,200
Licence $280
Rifle hire $360
First preparation of trophy $600
Trophy documentation, shipping and packing

Extra trophies possible

2nd moose $8,000
Kolma snow sheep $11,000
Brown bear $5,000+ CITES
Caribou $3,000

Getting there: fly from Moscow to Magadan, charter flight to Omolon, from here 4 hours by boat to base camp. After that each hunter will hunt individually with his guide out of smaller fly camps, along the river systems accessed by boat.

For sure a true adventure looking for some like minded souls to join me for 2020 Fall. Only 6 spots per Group and 2 groups a year. Already pretty booked up.

Thanks,



Arjun Reddy
www.huntersnetworks.com
30 Ivy Hill Road
Brewster, NY 10509
Tel: +1 845 259 3628
2019, DSC booth # 1222
2019, SCI booth # 4209

I have a friend the speaks fluent Russian and had spent several years in Magadan.

How much to bring along my personal translator.

$3,300 + heli charter of $1200

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Originally posted by p dog shooter:
I have a friend the speaks fluent Russian and had spent several years in Magadan.

How much to bring along my personal translator.

Love the size of those palms, on moose.First time I've seen caribou included in a russian hunt,are they migratory in the area? Btw what would be the cost to ship a split pair of moose horns to the east coast ? Ballpark figure ?

The Caribou are migratory and a target of opportunity. A bear skin costs about $1,000 packing and shipping from Moscow, so figure about $1,500+ possibly!

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Originally posted by hvrhunter:
Love the size of those palms, on moose.First time I've seen caribou included in a russian hunt,are they migratory in the area? Btw what would be the cost to ship a split pair of moose horns to the east coast ? Ballpark figure ?

reddy375
Is this hunt all on foot ? Is the meat salvage and does anybody speak english

Its a boat based hunt to cover ground, looking for moose, calling. The guides know the area so they will go to their sweet spots and hunt then move on depending on whats going on. But of course you have to walk as well. The guides speak a few words of english, it would help to know a few key hunting words in Russian to get by. in the base camp there will be an english speaking person.

This is a hunt for people who like wild places and adventure. If you need a lot of hand holding this is probably not the moose hunt for you.

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Originally posted by hvrhunter:
reddy375
Is this hunt all on foot ? Is the meat salvage and does anybody speak english

I am interested in a spring bear hunt in that Area. Do you do one? How much Etc.

I ask a few basic questions and you come back with a hand holding comment.Btw I've done my far share of russian hunts and others.So we are off to a bad start and will pass on this.

Sir, I am sorry if you took it that way, I realize I replied to you but my comment wasn't directed at YOU. I was just making a comment in general. I would far rather under sell a hunt than over sell it. I recently had a client who shot a massive Lord Derby eland, buff, roan and a bunch of other stuff and he came back upset that his eggs were not cooked properly and there were no books for him to read and everyone spoke French in a French speaking country!

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Originally posted by hvrhunter:
I ask a few basic questions and you come back with a hand holding comment.Btw I've done my far share of russian hunts and others.So we are off to a bad start and will pass on this.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by reddy375:
Sir, I am sorry if you took it that way, I realize I replied to you but my comment wasn't directed at YOU. I was just making a comment in general. I would far rather under sell a hunt than over sell it. I recently had a client who shot a massive Lord Derby eland, buff, roan and a bunch of other stuff and he came back upset that his eggs were not cooked properly and there were no books for him to read and everyone spoke French!

Im a PH/Guide & that made me laugh lol !

Sarg!! And I thought you were dead