Hunting in Kamchatka involves a variety of animal species that attract hunters: brown bear, snow sheep, moose, sable and others. The hunting of the brown bear, the symbol of the region, is especially popular! Hunting seasons vary depending on the type of animal. For example, the spring bear hunt begins in April and May, when the animals awaken from their winter hibernation. The summer season lasts until the end of July. Moose hunting is most often carried out in autumn. In early spring, hunting is carried out on skis or snowmobiles. In autumn, it is conducted using ATVs, all-terrain vehicles, motorboats and horses, in places where animals feed on cedar cones and berries, as well as on spawning grounds.

The Caucasus is famous for not only their hospitality but also fertile places to hunt and variety of animals. At the same has its own characteristics, time each region of the Caucasus and hunters have plenty to choose from. Hunting in the Caucasus is one of the most difficult mountain for hunts. You will be amazed by the grandeur of the Caucasian nature, blooming alpine meadows and rugged canyons, the rough mountain rivers and centuries-old frozen glaciers, steep mountains and clean air. The climate of the Caucasus: continental, warm temperate, characterized by cold winter with snow cover, cold waves, hot summers with thunderstorms. The highest parts of the North Caucasus, covered with snow caps and glaciers. In the North Caucasus mountains glaciorization, the area of which this region takes the first place among all regions of Russia. Flowing rivers here are fed by water formed by melting glaciers.

This unique region of Eastern Siberia is located in the south-eastern direction from Lake Baikal. It is home to a large part (about 60% of the total coastline) of one of the most freshwater lakes in the world. The nature of Buryatia is impressive in its diversity and beauty. The region is known for its unique natural landscapes. Here, you can find dense forests, steppes, mountain ranges, and rivers. Buryatia is also home to many rare species of plants and animals.

Khabarovsk Krai is famous for its rich hunting grounds. Thick forests, river floodplains, and vast territories create conditions for the habitation of wild animals and birds. Features of hunting grounds: In the far north, there are thickets of cedar dwarf trees, mountain tundra, and mountain rocky deserts. Along the riverbeds, there are grassy and shrubby larch forests, as well as striped plantations of chozenia and poplar trees. In the lower reaches of the Amur River and in the northern part of the Sikhote-Alin region, there are spruce and fir forests. The territory of the region is bordered by the natural habitats of most "hunting" animal species.

The Taimyr Peninsula is the largest peninsula in Russia, the northernmost mainland part of the Eurasian continent. It is located between the Yenisei Bay of the Kara Sea and the Khatanga Bay of the Laptev Sea.

The nature of the Krasnoyarsk region is diverse. The region is located in Eastern Siberia, in the basin of the Yenisei River. It is the only region in Russia where all natural zones have formed: from the Arctic deserts in the north to the steppes in the south.

The nature of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) is diverse and includes features of topography, climate, flora, and fauna. The territory of Yakutia falls within four geographical zones: taiga forests (almost 80% of the area), tundra, forest-tundra, and the Arctic desert

Most of the district's territory is located above the Arctic Circle, so the climate is harsh and subarctic. The coast has a maritime climate, while the interior has a continental climate.