Wild boar hunting banned in Khabarovsk Territory

The Khabarovsk Territory authorities have extended until January 10, 2029 the ban on all types of wild boar hunting in publicly accessible and secured hunting grounds in the region. The exception is hunting for scientific purposes and for population regulation.

According to IA AmurMedia, with reference to the press service of the regional hunting department, initially the ban on hunting wild boars was in effect until October 10, 2026.

Since October 15, you can hunt squirrel, colonna, weasel, American mink, ermine, sable, lynx, wolverine and flying squirrel in the region.

In mid-October, it was reported that the autumn-winter hunting season for fur-bearing animals had begun in the Lipetsk region. According to the norms, one hunter can get one marten, beaver and hare per day of hunting. And in a season it is allowed to get no more than two individuals of these animals.

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