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Winter hunting in the Vladimir region for a hare and a black grouse. Timing and specifics of hunting in the hunting grounds of the Vladimir region Timing of autumn hunting for ducks and other game birds

Winter hunting in the Vladimir region for a hare and a black grouse. Timing and specifics of hunting in the hunting grounds of the Vladimir region Timing of autumn hunting for ducks and other game birds

03.10.2021

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Opening dates for autumn-winter hunting in 2019 in Russia by region

Every hunter must remember which animal and when it is allowed to hunt. This is akin to knowing the rules of the road. Failure to comply with the established deadlines for shooting ungulates, birds or fur-bearing animals can lead to serious troubles for the hunter, for example, a large fine, confiscation of weapons or even revocation of a license. Therefore, we suggest that you find out the periods of shooting fur-bearing animals, ungulates and birds in all regions with the help of our 2019 hunter's calendar.

Terms and conditions for the opening of the hunt

Hunters live from the beginning to the end of the season, waiting for the date when they can start hunting. Each season is unique and individual in its own way. Therefore, the timing and order of opening a hunt can vary significantly. This also affects the regions. For example, opening autumn hunting in the Moscow region in 2019 starts at the same time, and the hunting season in the autumn in the Leningrad region may start at a completely different time.

The exact time of opening and closing of the hunt is determined by weather conditions, the region of Russia and other parameters. Orders for the opening of the hunting season are formed separately in a specific administrative unit of our country and are communicated to the public through the media. In addition, the exact conditions and opening of the hunt can be found out:

1.on the websites of regional administrations;

2. in local newspapers;

3. in the departments of hunting farms.

Each of the periods involves the shooting of a certain type of animal. The timing of firing in the regions may shift somewhat. In addition, permits may be introduced regionally to shoot harmful animals throughout the entire period. Quite often, stray dogs, wolves, foxes or crows fall into this category. However, even in this case, an appropriate permit may be required to shoot them.

Traditionally, animals are shot in 3 periods:

1. Spring game shooting. In most cases, it is short and lasts 10 calendar days.

2. Summer-autumn. A special time for shooting enthusiasts, as its duration exceeds 3 months. This period is the longest.

3. Shooting in winter is usually allowed for 30 days.

Opening of the autumn hunting season 2019

The date of the opening of the autumn hunting in the Omsk region or the Republic of Bashkiria may be somewhat different. This is determined by weather conditions, but there are general dates that correspond to the starting time of the hunt in most hunting grounds. Usually for hunters, the starting day is August 8, the season closes on November 29. The exact time depends on the organizers and owners of the grounds, depending on the local specifics of the schedule.

To the attention of hunters!

It is important to remember the restrictions and prohibitions on the autumn hunting in 2019. According to the Hunting Rules in Russia, it is prohibited to hunt in autumn:

1.Use any self-traps for catching birds for sports and amateur hunting;

2. use any lighting devices;

3. use electronic devices that mimic the sounds made by animals;

4. to be in hunting grounds on aircraft, power-driven vehicles, this also applies to swimming vehicles with a running engine, including those that have not stopped after turning off the engine by inertia, with a firearm (pneumatic) loaded, uncovered or having cartridges in the store;

5. the use of firearms with a rifled barrel, including rifled barrels of combined weapons;

6. the use of a hunting smooth-bore firearm, which is equipped with a shot (buckshot) of more than five millimeters and bullets.

Hunting opening date in the autumn in the Altai Territory in 2019

Hunting season in the autumn in the Altai Territory in 2019:

5. for waterfowl, field, steppe, swamp-meadow game - the last Saturday of August - 20 November;

6. upland game - the last Saturday of August - the end of the year;

7. on field, swamp-meadow steppe game, including with gun dogs - August 5 - November 20;

Hunting opening date in the Republic of Adygea in 2019

Autumn hunting this year in the Republic of Adygea:

1.from the 3rd Saturday of August until the end of the year. It is allowed to hunt steppe, field and marsh-meadow game (pheasant, turtle dove, pigeon, quail), including with the assistance of gun dogs;

2.from the fourth Saturday in September until the end of the year. It is allowed to hunt for waterfowl (goose, moorhen, downhill, ducks and geese), upland game (woodcock), including with the assistance of gun dogs;

3. from 1 day of summer to 28 (29) February, you can go wild boar hunting (any age and sex groups);

4. From 20 May to 10 June it is allowed to hunt European roe deer (males). From October 1 to the end of December on roe deer of all age and sex groups;

5.From October 1 to January 25, you can enjoy hunting for a jackal, wolf, raccoon, weasel, marten, squirrel, muskrat, fox, raccoon dog, hare.

The opening of the hunting for the European hare in the Belgorod region

Hunting season in the autumn in the Belgorod region:

2. from 3 Saturday in August to mid-November, you can hunt for gray herons, steppe, field, waterfowl, as well as swamp-meadow game;

4. from 7 pm, starting from the third Saturday of August, on other days from dawn to 9 am in the morning and from 6 pm to dark in the evening, you can hunt in the fish-breeding reservoirs of the region's farms where there are natural springs (streams, rivers). From October 1, there are no restrictions;

5. From the 3rd Saturday of August until the end of the year, it is allowed to hunt rooks, hooded crows, and upland game;

6.From 25 July to 15 November you can hunt meadow game with continental and island pointing dogs, spaniels and retrievers;

7. from August 5 until the end of the year, it is allowed to hunt steppe, field and upland game with continental and island pointing dogs, spaniels and retrievers;

Hunting season in autumn in the Vladimir region

Autumn hunting in 2019 in the Vladimir region:

1.From July 25 to November 15, there is a hunt for marsh game with the help of gun dogs, from August 5 to November 15 - steppe and field game;

3. from 3 Saturday August to 15 November it is allowed to hunt steppe, field, upland and marsh-meadow game;

5.from September 15 to February 28 (29) - ferret, marten, squirrel, mink, fox, European hare, raccoon dog, white hare;

7.from June 1 to February 28 (29), it is allowed to hunt wild boar (any age and sex groups, except for females that have young animals up to 1 year old). This restriction is lifted from November 1 to the new year;

8. From the beginning of October to the end of the year, you can hunt moose (any age and sex group). Until the end of September from September 1 - adult males “roar” during the rut;

9. from October to the end of the year - spotted and red deer (any age and sex groups), males “to roar” - from the beginning of autumn to September 30.

Hunting opening date in the fall in the Republic of Buryatia

Hunting opening in the fall in the Republic of Buryatia in 2019:

3. the last Saturday of August until 31.12 - field and steppe game;

4.from the first Saturday of September until 28 (29) .02 - upland game in Severo-Baikalsky, Okinsky, Muisky, Kurumkansky, Bauntovsky Evenki and Barguzinsky districts. In other areas - from 4 Saturday in August to the end of February;

5. 01.11 - 31.12 - musk deer (all age and sex groups);

6. 01.08 - 30.11 - brown bear;

8.15 - 31.10 - badger;

9.01.10 - 01.04 - muskrat;

11. 01.08 until the end of February - forest subspecies of wild reindeer, except for the Altai-Sayan population;

12.01.11 - 31.12 - all age and sex groups of elk;

13.01.09 - 30.09 - adult males of red deer and elk during the rut;

14. 01.11 - 31.12 - all sex and age groups of red deer;

15.01.08 - 31.12 - all sex and age groups of the wild boar;

16. 01.11 - 31.12 - all age and sex groups of roe deer;

20. 25.08 - 20.09 - adult males of Siberian roe deer during the rutting season.

Autumn hunting season in the Vologda region

Opening of the autumn hunting in 2019 in the Vologda region:

1.from 3 Saturday in August until November 15, you can hunt field, marsh-meadow, as well as waterfowl, woodcock;

2. From June 1 until the end of the year, it is allowed to hunt wild boar (any age and sex group, except for females with offspring of a given year). From the beginning of the year to February 28 (29) - any age and gender groups.

Opening date of autumn hunting in the Volgograd region in 2019

Autumn hunting in the Volgograd region:

2. last Saturday of August to 1 Sunday of December - hunting for field, steppe, waterfowl, upland game is allowed, except for pheasant;

3.from 1 Saturday in November to 1 Sunday in February - brown hare;

4.from the first Saturday of November to February 28 (29) - hunting for weasel, ermine, polecat, marten, mink, raccoon dog, corsac, fox is allowed;

8.from July 01 to September 30, it is allowed to hunt ground squirrels (small, speckled), steppe marmots;

9.from October 01 until the end of the year - for elk, red deer, Siberian and European roe (all age and sex groups);

10.from June 01 to February 28 (29) - they hunt wild boar (different age and sex groups), except for adult females with offspring of this year. Adult females with offspring of a given year are allowed to hunt from November 1 straight until February 28 (29).

Hunting season in autumn in the Voronezh region

Opening time of the autumn hunting in 2019 in the Voronezh region:

2. from August 5 to the end of the year - it is allowed to hunt steppe, upland and field game with gun dogs;

4. from the last Saturday of August directly to November 15 - they hunt waterfowl, field, marsh-meadow, and steppe game;

5. the last Saturday of August until the end of the year - upland game;

6.from September 01 to September 30 - elk (adult males). All age-sex groups can be hunted from October 18 to the end of the year.

Hunting opening date in the autumn in the Jewish Autonomous Region in 2019

Autumn hunting in 2019 in the Jewish Autonomous Region:

4.from the fourth Saturday in August until October 25th, hunting woodcocks, pigeons, quails, and waterfowl is permitted;

10. from October 25 to January 10 - amateur and sport hunting for American mink, Siberian weasel, lynx, squirrel, raccoon dog, fox, as well as wolf and hare;

11. from October 25 directly to February 20 - commercial hunting for American mink, Siberian weasel, lynx, squirrel, fox, raccoon dog, as well as wolf and hare;

In 2019, a ban was introduced on hunting pheasant.

Hunting season in autumn 2019 in the Irkutsk region

Dates of hunting in the fall in the Irkutsk region:

1.from the 3rd Saturday of August to the end of February - upland game. From August 5 to the end of the year - hunting with gun dogs;

2. From the 3rd Saturday of August until the end of the year, hunting for waterfowl is possible;

3. from 3 Saturday in August until the end of the year - swamp-meadow game. With dogs - from July 25 to the end of the year;

4. from 3 Saturday in August until the end of the year - steppe and field game. With dogs - from August 5 to the end of the year;

5.from September 15 to February 28 (29), it is possible to hunt fox, wolf, brown hare, white hare;

6.from October to February 28 (29) - weasel, otter, wolverine, lynx, steppe polecat, ermine, flying squirrel, squirrel, American mink;

11. from October to the end of the year - red deer. Males with non-ossified horns - from June 1 to July 15, 2019. Adult males - from September to September 30;

15.from August to November 30 - brown bear except for individuals under one year old, as well as females with cubs of the given year of birth.

Opening date of autumn hunting in the Kaliningrad region in 2019

Autumn hunting in 2019 in the Kaliningrad region:

5.from October to February 28 (29) - muskrat, weasel, ermine, polecat, mink, marten, otter, beaver, raccoon dog and fox;

On the territory of the Kaliningrad region, it is forbidden to hunt the white hare and black grouse.

Autumn hunting season in 2019 in Kalmykia

Dates of hunting in autumn in Kalmykia:

1. 2 Saturday September until the end of the year - waterfowl, marsh-meadow, steppe, and also wild game;

5. 2 Saturday of November and until 15 February - weasel, steppe polecat, stone marten, mink, raccoon dog, corsac, fox, wolf and jackal;

Hunting opening in the autumn period in the Kaluga region in 2019

Autumn hunting in 2019 in the Kaluga region:

1.2 Saturday August to November 15 - swamp-meadow, field, waterfowl. From July 25 to November 15 - hunting with gun dogs;

2. 3rd Saturday of August until the end of the year - wild game, hunting with gun dogs is allowed from 5 August until the end of the year.

Autumn hunting season in Kamchatka Krai

Dates of hunting in the autumn in Kamchatka Krai:

2. 4 Saturday August to 28 (29) February - upland game (white and tundra partridges, wood grouse);

6.from October 25 to February 28 (29) - Arctic fox, wolverine, lynx, common squirrel, American mink;

Autumn hunting season in 2019 in the Karachay-Cherkess Republic

Hunting terms in autumn in the Karachay-Cherkess Republic:

1. 2 Saturday August until the end of the year - swamp-meadow, steppe, mountain, and waterfowl field game;

2. 3rd Saturday of August until the end of the year - upland game;

Hunting for stray dogs, wolves, jackals is allowed when performing other types of hunting.

Autumn hunting season in 2019 in the Republic of Karelia

Hunting terms in autumn in the Republic of Karelia:

1.from 3 Saturday of August directly to 15 November - field, marsh-meadow and waterfowl;

3. from November to the end of February - forest polecat, ermine, forest marten, lynx, common squirrel, American mink;

Autumn hunting season in the Kemerovo region in 2019

Dates of hunting in the autumn in the Kemerovo region:

1.from 3 Saturday of August to 31 October - waterfowl, marsh-meadow, field and steppe game, chipmunk;

2. from Saturday September to the end of the year - upland game;

6.from November to February 28 (29) - fox, hare (white hare and brown hare), from September 15 to February 28 (29) - with greyhounds;

8.from October 15 to February 28 (29) - weasel, ermine, steppe polecat, wolf, wolverine, lynx, flying squirrel, Siberian weasel, Siberian weasel, American mink, sable;

Autumn hunting in 2019 in the Kirov region

Dates of hunting in the autumn in the Kirov region in 2019:

1.from 3 Saturday in August directly to November 15 - swamp-meadow, field and steppe game;

2.from Saturday 3 August to 28 (29) February - wild game (except woodcock), magpie, jackdaw, crow, hooded crow;

8.from October 20 to February 28 (29) - weasel, forest polecat, ermine, marten, wolverine, lynx, flying squirrel, squirrel, American mink;

Autumn hunting season in the Komi Republic in 2019

Hunting terms in autumn in the Komi Republic:

1. from 2 Saturday of August right to 15 November - field, steppe, waterfowl and marsh-meadow game;

2.from the 3rd Saturday of August to the end of February - upland game.

Autumn hunting in 2019 in the Kostroma region

Dates of hunting in the fall in the Kostroma region in 2019:

Autumn hunting season in the Krasnodar Territory in 2019

Dates of hunting in the fall in the Krasnodar Territory:

1.from the 3rd Saturday of September until the end of the year - waterfowl;

2. from the 3rd Saturday of September until the end of the year - swamp-meadow, field and steppe game;

3.from 1 Saturday in October until the end of the year - pheasant;

4.from the 4th Saturday of September until the end of the year - upland game;

10.from November to February 28 (29) - jackal, wolf, raccoon, weasel, polecat, marten, squirrel, fox, raccoon dog;

Autumn hunting in 2019 in the Krasnoyarsk Territory

Dates of hunting in the fall in the Krasnoyarsk Territory:

2. from 4 Saturday in August until the end of the year - field, marsh-meadow, mountain, waterfowl and steppe game;

Autumn hunting in 2019 in the Republic of Crimea

Hunting terms in autumn in the Republic of Crimea in 2019:

1.from 3 Saturday of August until the end of the year - steppe, upland, marsh-meadow, waterfowl and field game;

Autumn hunting in 2019 in the Kurgan region

Dates of hunting in the fall in the Kurgan region in 2019:

2. the last Saturday of August until the end of the year - steppe, field and upland game;

Autumn hunting in 2019 in the Kursk region

Dates of hunting in the fall in the Kursk region in 2019:

1.from 3 Saturday of August to 15 November - steppe, field, marsh-meadow, and also waterfowl;

2. from 3 Saturday in August until the end of the year - upland game;

4.from Saturday 3 August to the end of February - raccoon dog, American mink, forest ferret, marten;

Autumn hunting in the Leningrad region in 2019

Dates of hunting in the autumn in the Leningrad region:

1.from 3 Saturday of August to 15 November - swamp-meadow, steppe, field, waterfowl, hazel grouse and woodcock;

2.from October to the end of February - fox, raccoon dog, hare (white hare, hare), weasel, marten, forest polecat, ermine, lynx, squirrel, American mink;
3. from October 15 to the end of the year - elk;

Autumn hunting in 2019 in the Lipetsk region

Dates of hunting in the fall in the Lipetsk region in 2019:

1.from 3 Saturday of August to 7 November - steppe, upland, field, marsh-meadow, waterfowl;

2.from November to February 28 (29) - European, ermine, European beaver, American mink, water vole, muskrat, fox, raccoon dog;
3. from October to the end of the year - European roe deer.

Hunting badger and gray partridge is prohibited.

Autumn hunting in the Moscow region in 2019

Dates of hunting in the autumn in the Moscow region:

3. from 3 Saturday in August until the end of the year - upland game;

Autumn hunting in 2019 in the Republic of Mari-El

Dates of hunting in the fall in the Republic of Mari-El in 2019:

1.from 3 Saturday in August to 15 November - blackbirds, rooks, magpies, gulls, gray herons, field and waterfowl;

On June 1, the boar hunting season opens in the Vladimir region. It will last until February 28. The region has more than two million hectares of hunting grounds. Compared to other regions of central Russia, not so much, but not so little, says the head of the State Hunting Inspection of the region, Valery Kuftin. Unlike other areas, almost all areas are secured - 78% versus 22% public. For example: in the Vologda Oblast there are only 30% of assigned hunting grounds, in the Arkhangelsk Oblast - 10%. At the same time, according to statistics, 95% of all game animals are concentrated in the designated areas. The journalists were shown how professionals work on the example of the Pavlovskoye farm in the Kovrovsky district. Here for the moose in the forest there are salt licks - feeders with salt. And for the wild boars, wheat is scattered on the feeding grounds.

- Well, there are 17 feeding grounds in our hunting farm. This one is located next to the base - just a kilometer away. Top dressing is carried out mainly in the winter and also in the summer, when hunting starts from June 1,- said Mikhail Shcherbakov, director of the Pavlovskoye hunting farm.

Here, at the feeding grounds, from the rangers' towers, the number of individuals is counted. Hunting is also allowed here, but only by all the rules. Alas, the hunting legislation is still too damp, experts say. That is why most poachers still go unpunished.

- In a corn field, several people shot a wild boar in front of us practically. The only question was with the detention, because it is possible either to detain the hunters themselves (and they are now smart, first they take away the weapons, and then they take the prey), or those who come next to pick up the carcass. We decided to wait for those who would come for the wild boar. As a result, they were detained. The case is still ongoing, but they cannot prove their involvement yet, because there are problems in the legislation, - says Mikhail Shcherbakov.

Boars are not so bad. Basically, moose populations suffer from poachers. When detained, the "black hunters" say that the carcass was simply found. The maximum that can be done in this case according to the law is to apply a fine of 4 thousand rubles for illegal transportation. In March of this year, at a meeting in the State Duma, the head of the Vladimir State Hunting Inspection, Valery Kuftin, spoke categorically: it is time to change the legislation. And the regions fully supported him.

- I have already cited an example: if in Belarus for the unauthorized hunting of moose the claim is 2 million in our Russian rubles, then in our country it is 200 thousand. When poachers are detained, they are ready to pay right on the spot. They just say: “Do you want us to pay right now, and that's it? Just don't touch us. " And the same penalties. The maximum fine is 4 thousand rubles. It's about nothing simple- said the head of the State Hunting Inspection of the Vladimir Region Administration Valery Kuftin.

The main proposal is to recognize any finds as poaching. If you find something, you must inform the authorities or the hunting user. You have no right to take it yourself. Another complaint is about a hunting ticket. Anyone can get it today. 33.5 thousand people in the region have already done this. Of these, 20-30 percent are real hunters. The rest of the document is needed only in order to have a hunting weapon, Valery Kuftin is sure.

- When receiving a hunting ticket so that people know why they are doing all this, why they are joining the ranks of hunters. It doesn't exist now. Everyone who wishes today receives a hunting ticket, does it for free and without any exams. It is not right. Even wild beasts train their children hunting rules, - says Valery Kuftin.

According to the plan, they expect to improve the federal legislation by the end of this year. It is expected that the updated legislation will separately spell out the rules for the construction of various biotechnical structures on the territory of public hunting grounds and "green" zones: feeding grounds, salt licks, forage fields. So far, no law has regulated this, and poachers also use this. The regions and the State Duma understand the problem. This means that there is also hope that they will help to protect their native nature from poaching.

In the Vladimir region for a hare and a black grouse.

Hunting parameters have been changed in the Vladimir region.

Let us remind you that in the spring and summer-autumn hunting seasons for game birds were 200 hectares per hunter in fixed and 100 hectares in public areas, and in winter, respectively, 400 hectares and 200 hectares. The number of permits for this is limited, hunters simply cannot get into some hunting grounds. The first step in changing the state of affairs has been taken recently.

On September 27, 2016, the State Hunting Inspection of the Vladimir Region adopted Resolution No. 10 / 01-06 "On approval of the norms for the permissible production of hunting resources, in respect of which there is no production limit, and norms for the carrying capacity of hunting grounds", signed by the head of the State Hunting Inspection V.A. Kuftin. New norms of permissible production of hunting resources have been approved, in respect of which no production limit is established, as well as norms of the carrying capacity of hunting grounds.

According to Appendix 1 to this regulation, the production rates are now as follows.

1. In the spring:

1) woodcock - 3 individuals per hunting day for one hunter;

2) drakes of ducks - 3 individuals per day of hunting for one hunter;

3) geese (white-fronted goose, bean goose) - 3 individuals per day of hunting for one hunter;

4) common wood grouse - 1 individual per hunting season for one hunter, with the withdrawal of no more than 5% of the number of this type of hunting resources in the hunting area;

5) black grouse - 1 individual per hunting season for one hunter, with the withdrawal of no more than 5% of the number of this type of hunting resources in the hunting area.

2. In the summer-autumn period:

2) swamp-meadow and field game - 5 individuals per day of hunting for one hunter;

3) woodcock - 3 individuals per hunting day for one hunter;

4) hazel grouse - 2 individuals per hunting day for one hunter;

5) pigeons (pigeon, dove) and turtledoves (common turtledove, ringed turtledove) - 5 individuals per day of hunting for one hunter;

6) black grouse - 2 individuals per hunting season for 1 hunter, with the withdrawal of no more than 20% of the pre-commercial population in the hunting

3. Norms of permissible production of animals in the autumn-winter period:

1) fox - 1 individual per day of hunting for one hunter (due to the catastrophic situation in the region for rabies, the presence of daily norms for fox production is perplexing. - S.F.)

2) raccoon dog - 1 individual per hunting day for one hunter;

3) weasel - 2 individuals per hunting season for one hunter;

4) ermine - 2 individuals per hunting season for one hunter;

5) Hori (forest polecat, steppe polecat) - 2 individuals per hunting season for one hunter;

6) minks (European mink, American mink) - 2 individuals per hunting season for one hunter;

7) martens (forest, stone) - 2 individuals per hunting season for one hunter;

8) hares (white hare, brown hare) - 2 individuals per hunting season for one hunter (seasonal norms of hares, as species with rapidly changing numbers, are clearly underestimated. They should be different for the white hare and the brown hare, the dynamics of which are different . - S.F.).

9) common beaver - 3 individuals per hunting season for one hunter;

10) common mole - 50 animals per day of hunting for one hunter;

11) common squirrel - 2 individuals per hunting day for one hunter;

12) common hamster - 2 individuals per day of hunting for one hunter;

13) muskrat - 5 individuals per day of hunting for one hunter;

14) water vole - 3 individuals per hunting day for one hunter.

In accordance with Appendix No. 2, the norms of the carrying capacity of the hunting grounds are as follows.

1. In the spring and summer-autumn periods:

1.1. When hunting in fixed hunting grounds for wild game - 200 hectares of land per one hunter.

1.2. When hunting in public hunting grounds for wild game - 100 hectares of land per one hunter.

1.3. From the third day of the hunting season for wild game - 50 hectares of land per hunter (in other words, the throughput capacity increases 4 times for fixed and 2 times for public areas, but only from Monday following the opening of hunting, which is always on Saturday. Undoubtedly, hunting users will take advantage of this to significantly increase prices for permits issued for the season to those hunters who want to go to the opening of the hunt. the first days are not always more successful than the next.

2. In the autumn-winter period:

2.1. When hunting in assigned hunting grounds for fur-bearing species - 200 hectares of land per hunter.

2.2. When hunting in public hunting grounds for fur-bearing species - 100 hectares of land per one hunter.

(With a hound with one dog, as a rule, several hunters hunt, and therefore it would be necessary to increase the rate for this particular hunt. But this can be corrected by paying attention to the next point - 3. - S.F.)

3. If there are previously developed projects of on-farm hunting management in the assigned hunting grounds, which have a positive conclusion of the state ecological expertise, it is allowed to use the norms of the throughput of hunting grounds determined by these documents.

4. In the absence of an approved quota for the extraction of ungulates in the assigned hunting area, the norms of the carrying capacity of the hunting grounds provided for in subparagraphs 1.2 and 2.2 shall apply.

Hunter's calendar for the Vladimir region

Who to hunt in the Vladimir region	When to hunt
Hunting for elk, red deer (European, red deer), sika deer adult males
Other age and gender groups
Wild boar hunting (all age and sex groups, except for adult females with offspring of the current year)
Adult females having offspring of the current year
Badger hunting
Water rat hunt	year-round
Common mole hunting
Hunting for river beaver, muskrat, raccoon dog
White hare hunting, brown hare hunting
Hunting for forest marten, ermine, weasel, forest ferret, mink (European, American), squirrel (common, flying squirrel), fox
Hunting for wood grouse on the current (males); Hunting for black grouse from shelter (males); Woodcock hunting on the evening draft; Hunting for a drake with a decoy duck from a shelter; Goose hunting with cover profiles.
Spring hunting in the Vladimir region for wild birds	10 days Opening dates of the spring hunt 2017 in all regions
Animals that harm hunting grounds (wolves, hooded crows, stray dogs and cats)	All year round

The winter hunting season in the Vladimir region closes on 15 February. After a little rest, hunters will prepare for the spring 2014 game of bird hunting - a short but exciting one. In the Vladimir region, the hunter has a place to roam - hunting grounds occupy almost 90% of the region's area, and reserves, where hunting is strictly prohibited or limited, in the region makes up only 1% of the entire territory. Hunting is allowed only on the territory of 4 reserves - Klyazminsko-Lukhsky, Oksky, Krutovsky and Davydovsky. In total, there are 135 hunting grounds in the Vladimirovskaya oblast, of which 102 belong to legal entities or entrepreneurs, that is, hunting for them is limited.

What you need for hunting in the Vladimir region

What must a hunter take with him (except for a gun and cartridges, of course)? To avoid being written down as poachers, you need to have with you on the hunt:

hunting ticket,
permission to keep and carry weapons,
permission for the extraction of animals,
a permit if you are hunting on hunting grounds owned by a legal entity or individual entrepreneur.

How to get a hunting ticket in the Vladimir region

A hunting ticket is issued by the State Hunting Inspectorate for free. The only restrictions are that a citizen must reach the age of majority and not have an outstanding criminal record. The cost of a hunting voucher to public lands this year is 400 rubles, in private hunting farms the prices for vouchers are set independently.

To get a hunting ticket, you need to fill out an application, a sample of which can be downloaded from the website of the Vladimir region administration (gohi.avo.ru). The application must be completed by hand and delivered to the State Hunting Inspection personally by the applicant.

In addition to the statement, you need to have:

Hunting or hunting membership card (if any) not expired;
2 personal photographs in black and white or color, 25x35mm in size, with a clear image of the face, strictly in front view, without a headdress;
A copy of your passport or other identity document.

How to get a hunting permit in the Vladimir region

A permit is also issued at the State Hunting Inspection of the Vladimir Region. To obtain a permit for hunting in the Vladimir region, you must provide:

Statement;
Hunting ticket (original is required);
A receipt for payment of the state fee (400 rubles).

Then you need to pay the cost of services and get a ticket.

How to get a weapon permit in the Vladimir region

In order to become the owner of a gun, you must obtain a license for the right to purchase it. This is done at the police station at your place of residence, where you need to provide the following documents:

statement;
the passport;
documents on the completion of weapons courses;
medical certificate in the form;
hunting ticket.

Hunter's calendar for the Vladimir region

Who to hunt in the Vladimir region	When to hunt
Hunting for elk, red deer (European, red deer), sika deer adult males
Other age and gender groups
Wild boar hunting (all age and sex groups, except for adult females with offspring of the current year)
Adult females having offspring of the current year
Badger hunting
Water rat hunt	year-round
Common mole hunting
Hunting for river beaver, muskrat, raccoon dog
White hare hunting, brown hare hunting
Hunting for forest marten, ermine, weasel, forest ferret, mink (European, American), squirrel (common, flying squirrel), fox
Hunting for wood grouse on the current (males); Hunting for black grouse from shelter (males); Woodcock hunting on the evening draft; Hunting for a drake with a decoy duck from a shelter; Goose hunting with cover profiles.
Spring hunting in the Vladimir region for wild birds	10 days
Animals that harm hunting grounds (wolves, hooded crows, stray dogs and cats)	All year round

It must be remembered that all hunting periods and the list of species of animals permitted for hunting are established before each hunting season by orders of the hunting management department of the Vladimir region. You can find out this information in the media, it must be published no later than 2 weeks before the opening of the hunt. There are a number of conditions under which the timing of hunting for a particular animal can be changed on an individual basis.

In addition, there are some types of animals that can be hunted throughout the year. These are pests, the number of which requires regulation: wolves, hooded crows and others. For hunting a wolf, according to the decree of the head of the regional administration N 129 dated 04/07/94, the hunter was also awarded a reward. For the production of an adult wolf - 5 minimum wages, a wolf cub - 3 minimum wages. Moreover, hunting grounds have the right to independently determine the amount of remuneration for the shooting of other harmful animals.

A hunter is automatically considered a poacher who:

Hunting without a hunting ticket or with an invalid ticket;
- hunts species of game animals prohibited for prey;
- hunts in prohibited places (reserves, green areas, other specially protected natural areas, reproduction areas);
- hunts for this type of animal at prohibited times;
- hunts without a license and vouchers or their expiration date has expired long ago;
- hunts without a contract for licensed species of fur-bearing animals;
- hunts using prohibited weapons or hunting methods.

The poacher, according to the current laws, is brought to civil or criminal liability, that is, they can take away the gun, deprive him of the right to hunt and write out a fine. Also, those who allowed poaching can be brought to administrative responsibility.

In addition, if an unregistered gun is found in your possession, you can be imprisoned for between six months and four years. An alternative could be correctional labor for up to four years. However, you can get off with a fine - up to 80 thousand rubles. It is criminally punishable to hunt animals and birds outside the hunting season for them or if they are included in the Red Book; hunting with explosives or poisonous gases; hunting in the zone of ecological disaster or emergency.

For information, you can contact the State hunting inspectorate of the Vladimir region at the address Vladimir, Lunacharsky st., 3. Phones for inquiries in Vladimir: 53-17-61; 53-86-06; 33-14-26.

Alexandra Korneva

Our newspaper has repeatedly published letters from hunters about the unfairly lowered norms of the carrying capacity of hunting grounds in the Vladimir region.

Let us remind you that in the spring and summer-autumn hunting seasons for game birds were 200 hectares per hunter in fixed and 100 hectares in public areas, and in winter, respectively, 400 hectares and 200 hectares. In this regard, the number of hunting permits is limited; hunters simply cannot get into some hunting grounds. The first step in changing the state of affairs has been taken recently.

According to Appendix 1 to this regulation, the production rates are now as follows.

1. In the spring:

1) woodcock - 3 individuals per hunting day for one hunter;
2) drakes of ducks - 3 individuals per day of hunting for one hunter;
3) geese (white-fronted goose, bean goose) - 3 individuals per day of hunting for one hunter;
4) common wood grouse - 1 individual per hunting season for one hunter, with the withdrawal of no more than 5% of the number of this type of hunting resources in the hunting area;
5) black grouse - 1 individual per hunting season for one hunter, with the withdrawal of no more than 5% of the number of this type of hunting resources in the hunting area.

2. In the summer-autumn period:

1) waterfowl - 4 animals per day of hunting for one hunter; in assigned hunting grounds, in which hunting users release waterfowl into hunting grounds, confirmed by release certificates - 20 individuals per day of hunting per one hunter;
2) swamp-meadow and field game - 5 individuals per day of hunting for one hunter;
3) woodcock - 3 individuals per hunting day for one hunter;
4) hazel grouse - 2 individuals per hunting day for one hunter;
5) pigeons (pigeon, dove) and turtledoves (common turtledove, ringed turtledove) - 5 individuals per day of hunting for one hunter;
6) black grouse - 2 individuals per hunting season for 1 hunter, with the withdrawal of no more than 20% of the pre-commercial population in the hunting
land.

3. Norms of permissible production of animals in the autumn-winter period:

1) fox - 1 individual per day of hunting for one hunter (due to the catastrophic situation in the region for rabies, the presence of daily norms for fox production is perplexing. - S.F.)
2) raccoon dog - 1 individual per hunting day for one hunter;
3) weasel - 2 individuals per hunting season for one hunter;
4) ermine - 2 individuals per hunting season for one hunter;
5) Hori (forest polecat, steppe polecat) - 2 individuals per hunting season for one hunter;
6) minks (European mink, American mink) - 2 individuals per hunting season for one hunter;
7) martens (forest, stone) - 2 individuals per hunting season for one hunter;
8) hares (white hare, brown hare) - 2 individuals per hunting season for one hunter (seasonal norms of hares, as species with rapidly changing numbers, are clearly underestimated. They should be different for the white hare and the brown hare, the dynamics of which are different . - S.F.).
9) common beaver - 3 individuals per hunting season for one hunter;
10) common mole - 50 animals per day of hunting for one hunter;
11) common squirrel - 2 individuals per hunting day for one hunter;
12) common hamster - 2 individuals per day of hunting for one hunter;
13) muskrat - 5 individuals per day of hunting for one hunter;
14) water vole - 3 individuals per hunting day for one hunter.

In accordance with Appendix No. 2 the norms of the carrying capacity of the hunting grounds are as follows.

1. In the spring and summer-autumn periods:

1.1. When hunting in fixed hunting grounds for wild game - 200 hectares of land per one hunter.
1.2. When hunting in public hunting grounds for wild game - 100 hectares of land per one hunter.
1.3. From the third day of the hunting season for wild game - 50 hectares of land per hunter (in other words, the throughput capacity increases 4 times for fixed and 2 times for public areas, but only from Monday following the opening of hunting, which is always on Saturday. Undoubtedly, hunting users will take advantage of this to significantly increase prices for permits issued for the season to those hunters who want to go to the opening of the hunt. and in the early days the hunt is not always more successful than in the following.

2. In the autumn-winter period:

2.1. When hunting in assigned hunting grounds for fur-bearing species - 200 hectares of land per hunter.
2.2. When hunting in public hunting grounds for fur-bearing species - 100 hectares of land per one hunter.
(When hunting with a hound with one dog, as a rule, several hunters are hunting, and therefore it would be necessary to increase the rate for this particular hunt. But this can be corrected by paying attention to the next point - 3. - S.F.)