Gray wolf in European part of Russia

The gray wolf (Canis lupus) is the largest representative of the canine family and the ancestor of the domestic dog. They can reach 91-152 cm in length, the tail length is 33-51 cm, the height at the withers reaches 66-81 cm, and the weight is 36-54 kg or even more. Female wolves are 20% smaller than males. Their habitat is forest, woodland, tundra and forests both on the plains and in the mountains. Habitats cover the entire continent of Asia, South and Southeast India, Indochina, the coast of China and Korea, as well as Europe and North America.

Territory
We organize this type of hunting in the Kirov and Vologda regions, which are located in the central part of European Russia.

Hunting season
Hunting is held from February to March.

Route
Arrival at Moscow International Airport. If necessary, our representatives will help with customs procedures. Overnight stay at a hotel or departure by train to the hunting area on the same day.

Camp and accommodation
Accommodation in regular hunting lodges.

Hunting
Traditionally, wolf hunting is done with flags. In this way, wolf packs are detected and localized. With the help of "flags" (red ribbons on a cord are fixed in the area where the pack was, in a large radius. After that, hunters are placed around this area and the movement towards the center of the zone begins. This form of hunting guarantees an unforgettable experience.

Climate
During the day, the temperature is from -10 to -15 ° C, and at night from -10 to -20 ° C.

Schedule
Day 1        Travel from Moscow by night train to the hunting ground

Day 2        Arrival, transfer by jeep to the camp

Day 3-7        5 days of hunting

Day 8        Return trip by night train to Moscow

Day 9        Arrival in Moscow and return home