A: The Kuban Tur is one of the most geographically isolated and visually distinct mountain trophies. Its massive, heavily-ridged horns sweep back in a dramatic arc, different from other Tur species. Hunting them is a true mark of a dedicated mountain hunter, and securing one is a significant achievement due to the extreme difficulty of the terrain they inhabit.

A: This is an extremely demanding hunt, rated as one of the toughest mountain hunts available. A high level of physical fitness is not just recommended, it is essential for success and safety. You must be prepared for daily strenuous climbs in steep, rocky, and often vertical terrain. A dedicated training program focusing on cardiovascular endurance and strength is mandatory.

A: The official hunting season runs from August 1st to November 30th. The early season (August-September) generally offers milder weather, while the later months can bring colder temperatures and a higher chance of snow, which can make spotting the animals easier against the landscape.

A: A lightweight rifle chambered in a flat-shooting magnum caliber is ideal. Cartridges such as .300 Win Mag, .300 WSM, or 7mm Rem Mag are perfect choices. Your rifle should be topped with high-quality optics, and you must be confident in making precise shots up to 400 meters, often from challenging field positions.

A: The logistics are streamlined. The most efficient route is to fly to Istanbul, Turkey (IST) and then take a direct connecting flight to Mineralnye Vody, Russia (MRV). Our team will greet you at MRV airport upon your arrival, handle all customs procedures for your firearm, and provide ground transportation to the hunting camp.

A: Yes, a CITES permit is mandatory for the legal export of a Kuban Tur trophy from Russia. Our organization manages the entire application process on your behalf to ensure all legal requirements are met for a smooth and legal importation back to your home country.