Охота на белого медведя в Канаде в апреле-мае 2013 г. - $ 29500 Can
. 10 полных дней охоты
. Транспорт во время охоты (снегоход, сани с собаками или вездеход)
. Варианты проживания во время охоты за пределами деревни
. C.I.T.E.S. и все юридические документы для экспорта
. Первичная обработка шкуры
Не включено:
. Лицензия на белого медведя ($ 55 Can)
. Правительственный взнос за трофей белого медведя ($ 805 Can)
. Размещение в Оттаве и Монреале
. Размещение в деревне, в случае необходимости
. Перелет из Оттавы к месту охоты и обратно (около $ 2000 Can)
. Дополнительный день охоты ($ 600 может за день)
. Таксидермия и отбеливание черепа
. Доставка шкуры белого медведя в Монреаль (около $ 450 Can)
. Нотариально заверенное приглашение для получения визы,
в случае необходимости ($ 150 Can)
. Сопровождающий не охотник: $ 6000 Can
. Аренда вездехода или на снегохода: $ 300 Can в день (применяется, только если охотник или не охотник предпочитает кататься на собственном транспорте)
. Аренда карабина, в случае необходимости ($350 Can в том числе патроны)
. Доставка трофеев в Россию
. Чаевые
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"A good hunter is also good person!"
Это уже не белый медведь получается...а платиновый!!! 😊
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Это уже не белый медведь получается...а платиновый!!! 😊
Предложите медного, может больше заинтересует желающих.
Про проживание и условия быта и питания напишмите подробнее.
еще - какой калибр предпочтительней и какая дистанция стрельбы.
Размещение во время охоты в палатке, иногда в кабинах. Все зависит от выбора места охоты. Охотникам готовят стейки из мяса северного оленя или рыбы - арктический голец. На охоте на белого медведя используются карабины калибра от 300 Win Mag до 375 H&H Mag. Некоторые охотники предпочитают 338 Lapua Mag. 416 тоже хорошо.
Расстояние стрельбы до 100 метров, как правило стреляют на дистанции 50 метров.
Polar bears doing well in Foxe Basin
Recent survey results showing the Foxe Basin polar bear population to be stable and healthy was no surprise to Gabriel Nirlungayuk.
The director of wildlife for Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. said Inuit have been saying there's a lot more bears than science recorded for more than a decade. He said the latest survey results, done during September of 2009 and 2010 by the Government of Nunavut (GN), show Inuit hunters and trappers were right again.
"When Inuit hunters and trappers said there were more bears than what science was saying about 10 years ago, they upped the number a bit," said Nirlungayuk. "As evidenced by the latest results, there are even more bears than what Inuit agreed to and way more than what science was alluding to."
The recent aerial surveys put the number of bears in Foxe Basin at 2,580, with the annual quota for area communities set at 106. Nirlungayuk said the story of the differences in opinion between science and Inuit is a long one. He said when studies go to the national level in Canada or the international community, it's based strictly on science so other peers and jurisdictions can understand it.
"It was a different life back 40 or 50 years ago and, when a biologist would come here, he or she did pretty much anything they wanted to without talking to people. They may have come at the wrong time, went to a wrong area, or somewhere experiencing a downswing in the population because the bears migrated somewhere else. They never talked to locals and now Inuit are voicing their concerns and frustrations.
Nirlungayuk said Inuit understand people doing the science go to university for their specialized vocations and put a lot of effort into work that often becomes their life. But, he said, that doesn't mean Inuit aren't going to speak up when they disagree with what science is reporting.
"From an Inuk perspective, come on down and ask me if polar bears do hunt in the summer, which the scientific community still has not documented, for example. You look at the bowhead study awhile back, when science put the number at 300 and Inuit said there's way more than that. The scientific community listened, came back, and it turned out there was 14,000 of them out there. There are examples out there when science listens to what Inuit are saying, and that's something polar bear biologists might learn a thing or two from."
Repulse Bay, Chesterfield Inlet and Coral Harbour are the three Kivalliq communities directly affected by the Foxe Basin survey, along with Cape Dorset, Iglulik, Kimmirut, Hall Beach and four Nunavik communities.
Nirlungayuk said community consultations on the Foxe Basin survey began this past week. He said if the communities or the GN want to increase the quota, they would have to submit a proposal to the Nunavut Wildlife Management Board.
"With the season having just begun on July 1, there won't be any changes this year, of course. But, for next season, it might be an exercise for all parties involved to, perhaps, see some change in the quota."
Darrell Greer
Northern News Services
Предложение по цене $ 29500 Can - продано.
Для желающих поехать за белым медведем в Канаду есть новое
предложение $33,925 Can.
Организаторы объясняют повышение цены повышением уровня обслуживания, в первом случае были запланированы более примитивные условия быта.