Season's end for spring hunt in Kamchatka region
Headline: Reminder Issued for Waterfowl and Hazel Grouse Hunters in Kamchatka Krai, Russia
The hunting season for waterfowl and hazel grouse in Kamchatka Krai, Russia, concluded on May 23, 2025. Approximately three thousand permits were issued for public and assigned hunting grounds, with hunters showing a preference for territories with convenient transportation access, primarily located on the eastern and western coasts of Kamchatka.
Olga Gaycheva, the head of the permit department and state hunting registry of the regional Ministry of Forestry and Hunting, issued a reminder about the importance of submitting data on resources harvested within 20 days after the season's end. According to part 1 of article 8.37 of the RF CoA, late submission of information may result in a fine of four to five thousand rubles.
Failure to comply with this requirement may result in administrative liability, including fines and a ban on obtaining new permits for up to a year. Additionally, possible consequences of late submission of information also include confiscation of hunting tools or suspension of hunting rights for one to three years.
The hunting season was organized considering the climatic peculiarities of the regions, and the hunting periods in different districts of Kamchatka Peninsula concluded in stages. For additional information on permit issuance and return, contact the Goshuntregistry department by phone at +7 (4152) 25-83-74.
It's important to note that while specific information on the administrative penalties for late submission of harvest data after the spring recreational and sports hunting season in Kamchatka Krai, Russia, is not readily available, such penalties, if regulated, are usually defined in regional laws or federal hunting legislation. For precise penalties, consulting the official legal texts or contacting the Kamchatka hunting regulatory authority could provide authoritative answers.
The reminder is related to the organized hunting season in Kamchatka Krai, a region known for its unique and challenging hunting conditions. Hunters are encouraged to adhere to the regulations to ensure a successful and safe hunting season for all participants.
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