Hunting in Kyrgyzstan. Hunting tours. Methods of hunting animals in Kyrgyzstan

CAPRICORN

10-12 days of travel / 7 -8 days of hunting

Hunting ground: Ak-Suu district
Hunting season: from August 15 to December 1 - from January 15 to March 01
Hunting place: Issyk-Kul region, Ak-Suu district (Enilchek tract).
Hunting methods: equestrian approach
Number of hunters: preferably 1-2 (maximum 4 people).
Features of hunting for ibex: hunting is carried out on horseback from the approach. For each hunter, the direction and location of the hunt is made individually, in order to achieve the most positive result. If the animal is not shot, the client is returned an amount equal to the cost of the trophy without service.

PROGRAM

1 day: Arrival in Bishkek, transfer to Karakol. Rest. Transfer to Base Camp At-Jailoo. Accommodation at Base Camp.
Day 2: Rest and sighting of weapons
3-8 days: Hunting, return to Base Camp
Day 9: Rest in Base Camp At-Jailoo
Day 10: Return to Karakol. Transfer to Bishkek
Day 11: Departure from Manas airport

Note: The duration of the hunting tour can be changed in accordance with the wishes of the customer. You can extend or shorten the duration of the tour by prior agreement. We are also ready to consider any proposals to change the cost and tour program.

The cost of accommodation for an accompanying person who comes and lives with the hunter, and is not involved in hunting, is paid separately and is not included in the cost of the tour.

During the hunt you will be offered:

3 meals a day, at the request of the hunter. The menu includes both European and national cuisine, translation services (if necessary), support by experienced local hunters and rangers (one huntsman for each hunter),
horses (based on a horse per hunter), preparation and packaging of the trophy for further transportation.
The At-Jailoo base camp is located in the Enylchek gorge and provides its clients with comfortable rooms, a sauna, a bar, and a dining room.
All transshipment camps are equipped and equipped with everything necessary for successful and enjoyable hunting tours

The hunter must be in good physical shape and bring with him:

personal hunting weapon with optical sight;
optical instruments: binoculars, rangefinder (will be issued if necessary);
comfortable shoes suitable for walking in the mountains (autumn, winter and replacement);
special clothing (if possible, light and warm, including camouflage), headwear (cap and woolen hat), warm underwear (changeable), light gloves;
white camouflage robe-suit
sun-windproof glasses;
sleeping bag (will be provided if necessary);
sunscreen.

A country of high mountains and blue lakes stretching from west to east between the 39th and 43rd parallel. The majestic Tien Shan and Pamir mountain systems stretch across the entire territory of Kyrgyzstan with such famous highest world peaks as Victory Peak (7439m), Lenin Peak (7134m) and the beautiful Khan Tengri Peak (6995m).
Enormous amplitudes of absolute heights, complex terrain, long-term geological development and other factors determined the diversity of natural conditions and the wealth of natural resources.
It is in these places that the hunt for one of the most beautiful wild sheep and one of the most outstanding hunting trophies in the whole world is carried out - the Marco Polo argali.
Argali is considered a difficult animal to hunt, firstly, because it lives at high altitudes, and secondly, because of the difficulty of obtaining a hunting permit and its high price. In addition to all this, not every hunter will be physically able to endure hunting conditions in the highlands due to oxygen starvation.

Location
Republic of Kyrgyzstan, Tien Shan mountains

How to get there
- by plane to Bishkek
- transfer by car or helicopter to the hunting camp

Season
from August 15 to December 1 and from January 6 to March. The best time is October-November and January-February. In August, the ram climbs high into the mountains due to the heat.

Duration
10 days

Hunting
The goal is to obtain a trophy specimen of the Marco Polo ram or argali, named after the famous Italian traveler and merchant of the 13th century, who admiringly described the large number of wild rams with incredibly large horns he encountered on the snowy slopes of the Pamirs.

Specific mountain sickness due to lack of oxygen and a sharp drop in atmospheric pressure necessarily requires special preparation. Base camps are located at an altitude of about 2800 - 3300m, and hunting is carried out in the upper zone, at an altitude of 4800m above sea level. Below 3000m it is practically impossible to find it. Upon arrival at the base, you will need a couple of days to acclimatize.
They leave the base before dawn on foot, on horseback or in off-road vehicles. Most often they travel on horses, because... this makes it possible to penetrate into the most remote places. The feeding or resting areas of rams during the daytime are examined. Be prepared to spend 8 hours in the saddle.
Hunting methods - approach or standby. When a trophy specimen is discovered, the approach is carried out on foot. The hunter must also be prepared to confidently shoot at the threshold of detection by animals - a distance of 400-600m.
In the mountains, apparent distances seem much smaller than real ones, and determining the distance can be very difficult, because clean air and open areas create the impression of proximity of objects. When shooting in the mountains, the bullet's flight range is greater than in low-lying areas due to the decrease in atmospheric density. Thus, when shooting in the mountains with rifled weapons, it is necessary to make adjustments.

Accommodation
Depending on the season and trophy, accommodation in six hunting camps located north and south of the Naryn River:

Hunting camp "Ulan" is located in the northeast of the Naryn region at an altitude of 2800m above sea level. The road from Bishkek takes about 8 hours. The hunting camp is a residential building with heating and a sauna.

Hunting camp "Boz-Zhalpak" is located in the west of the Issyk-Kul region at an altitude of 3300m above sea level. The road from Bishkek takes about 9 hours. The camp is equipped with a residential cottage, tents, as well as yurts, a sauna and a dining room.

Hunting camp "Emegen" is located in the south-eastern part of the Issyk-Kul region at an altitude of 3600m above sea level. The road from Bishkek is about 10-12 hours drive. The hunting camp has cottages and trailers with heating, a dining room and a sauna.

Hunting camp "Zhany-Zher" is located in the southeast of the Naryn region at an altitude of 3600m above sea level. The road from Bishkek takes 14-16 hours. The hunting camp is equipped with cottages (with heating), a trailer-dining room, and a sauna.

When hunting outside the base camp, camping in tents is possible.

Price
Organization of hunting + trophy for a group of one person - 20,000 euros/person
Organization of hunting + trophy for a group of two people - 19,500 euros/person

A wounded and not found animal is 50% of the cost of the trophy.

The tour is considered booked from the moment of making an advance payment in the amount of 150,000 rubles. (2,000 €) per participant. In case of cancellation less than a month before arrival, the amount is not refunded.

Included
Meeting and seeing off at airports, transfer to/from sites, use of horses, fuel, accommodation in stationary and tent camps, camp equipment, 3 meals a day, obtaining permits for the import and export of weapons, services of professional guides, rangers and working personnel. Permission and licenses for hunting. Primary processing and packaging of trophies, veterinary certificate, CITES certificate.

Not included
Air travel, visas, excess baggage, insurance, hotel accommodation and meals; any additional entertainment program. Shipping trophies to Russia. Alcoholic drinks, cigarettes, etc. Escort from the Sodis company.

Timezone
UTC +6, relative to Moscow time +2 hours

Climate
There are an average of 247 sunny days per year. In the lowlands, temperatures vary from -4° to -6°C in January to +16...+24°C in July. In the highlands from -14° to -20°C in January to +8...+12°C in July. Winter is characterized by heavy snowfalls. Average temperatures in the valleys: January from -1°C to -8°C, July - from +15°C to +27°C. The coldest month is January.

Introduction

Halfway from Paris to Tokyo, west of China, south of Kazakhstan and east of Uzbekistan, 5000 km southeast of Moscow, lies a beautiful mountainous country - Kyrgyzstan. Mountains occupy 94% of the state's territory. The peaks of the Tien Shan and Pamirs, forever covered with snow, alpine meadows with scatterings of flowers, stormy rivers and waterfalls among the rocks, the aroma of steppe wormwood, blue lakes and green valleys - this is the nature of Kyrgyzstan. The pearl of Central Asia is the emerald blue Lake Issyk-Kul. However, not only the huge variety of natural landscapes, the abundance of mountain lakes and waterfalls, alpine meadows and glaciers, as well as exclusive natural resort areas attract travelers from all over the world, but also the rich historical and cultural heritage and wonderful traditions of the Kyrgyz people.

The climate of Kyrgyzstan is continental, with hot summers and frosty winters. Temperatures can vary significantly within one day, especially high in the mountains. In November: the weather is usually windy, around +1 +7 C during the day, -1...-4 C at night.

For Russian citizens, entry into Kyrgyzstan is visa-free.

Hunting season

Marco Polo Argali- from August 15 to December 1. It is best to plan your trip no earlier than November 1st.

Trophy

Argali Marco Polo

Also called Pamir argali. Named after Marco Polo, the Venetian merchant and traveler who was the first European to describe this species. Height at withers 112-120 cm, weight up to 135 kg. Females are significantly smaller in size than males. This is a big ram, his legs are high and slender. Both males and females have horns, but in males they appear much larger and more impressive, and can make up up to 13% of the total body weight. The horns are twisted into a spiral with the ends outward and upward and represent the most spectacular trophy of all subspecies of rams. The horns are triangular in cross-section, with a sharp frontal-occipital edge. The longest horns were registered in 1895, the length of the horn was 190.5 cm. However, in this subspecies the horns are relatively thin, reaching only 43 cm in circumference for record trophies, and on average up to 36-39 cm. The skull together with the horns weighs only 11-12 kg. Due to the relative narrowness in diameter, the horns look even longer than they actually are. Body color varies from light sand to dark gray-brown, but the lower part of the body usually looks noticeably lighter. On the sides along the entire body there are dark brown stripes, clearly separating the darker top and lighter bottom. The muzzle and tail are light. Males are distinguished by the fact that they have a ring of light hair around the neck, as well as elongated hair on the nape. Animals shed twice a year, and the winter coat is noticeably lighter than the summer one, the fur is much longer, making the animal appear larger than it actually is. The average trophy of a Marco Polo ram in Kyrgyzstan reaches 127-133 cm, the best trophies are 140-153 cm. The Marco Polo ram is rightfully considered one of the most beautiful animals and one of the best hunting trophies. It lives at heights that not every hunter can handle.

Central Asian ibex

This subspecies of mountain goat may be the largest in body size and horn length. Males reach a weight of 130 kg and even more. The coloration is very different from the Siberian ibex and Gobi ibex. In winter, males are light brown in color, with darker sides, shoulder blades and thighs. Usually a dark dorsal strap and a lighter "saddle" are clearly distinguishable, which can vary greatly in size, shape and location. A dark stripe separates the sides from the whitish belly. There are clear dark stripes on the front side of the front legs, while the hind legs have lighter stripes. The head is gray, the beard is brown. A large number of individual color variations in coloration and markings are possible. The horns are very long, relatively thin, and the ridges are relatively small.

Hunting territory

Issyk-Kul region, Muz-Bulak, Koychi, and Kaindy districts.

The main attraction of the Issyk-Kul region is Lake Issyk-Kul itself, located in the north and surrounded by the Tien Shan mountain ranges. This is where most of the region's population lives. In the south there are mountains and mountain meadows used as summer pastures. The highest peaks of the Tien Shan are located here, including Khan Tengri at 7010 meters and Pobeda Peak (7439 m).

Naryn region, hunting areas Arpa, Ak-Sai.

Naryn region is located in the central part of Kyrgyzstan. Occupies the valleys and slopes of the Inner Tien Shan mountains.

Hunting process

Hunting in Kyrgyzstan requires the ability to sit well in the saddle. Starting early in the morning, the hunter is in search of trophy males, riding around the surrounding area on horseback and inspecting the mountain slopes and feeding areas. The approach is made on foot as soon as a trophy of the desired size is spotted. It is advisable to be in good physical shape. During a hunt, you often have to spend the night at a flying camp; this allows you to stay at the heights where the big males live and save your energy. The shot is most often fired from a long distance, 200-500 meters.

SyncMaster753df 27-07-2008 20:32

Hunting in Kyrgyzstan
Exciting hunting for Siberian ibex and argali
Sport mountain hunting in Kyrgyzstan, in the Tien Shan mountains. Opportunity to shoot REALLY BIG TROPHIES. Hunting is carried out in the mountains at an altitude of 3500 - 4500 meters from the approach or drive at the request of the hunter. After obtaining a trophy, the client can hunt other animals - roe deer, pheasant, hare and chukar, living at an altitude of 700 - 2500 meters above sea level. Unique nature, amazingly beautiful mountains, acquaintance with the customs and traditions of the local population and high quality service will leave you with unforgettable impressions for a lifetime.
Cost of tours per hunter, including all services Bishkek - Hunting camp - Bishkek based on 1 hunter - 1 guide:
. Mountain goat tour - $3,800, including removal of the trophy - $1,200 (refundable if the trophy is not shot).
. Tour for argali (Marco Polo sheep) - $18,000, including removal of the trophy - $9,000 (refundable if the trophy is not shot).
The tour price includes:
. Meeting/seeing off at Manas airport, Bishkek
. Booking flights and hotels
. Transfers by car from the airport to the hotel, from Bishkek to the hunting area and back, from the hotel to the airport
. All hunting trips by car and horseback
. Accommodation and meals in the hunting camp
. Services of rangers, cooks, translators and attendants in the hunting camp
. All documents and hunting licenses
. Shooting 1 trophy regardless of size
. Primary processing and packaging of the trophy
The cost of the tour does not include the cost of travel to Bishkek from the hunter’s country of arrival.
You can immediately take all the trophies you get with you. After the hunt is completed, hunters are given all the necessary documents for the export of the trophy.
Duration of the tour is 10 days.
Hunting area - Tien Shan mountains, southern coast of Lake Issyk-Kul, altitude 3500 - 4500 meters above sea level
Hunting season - from August 15 to November 15, from March 15 to April 15
Accommodation - in a hotel, hunting lodges with heating.
The composition of the group is 1 - 4 hunters, participation in the group of non-hunters is possible.
Hunting schedule:
. Day 1 - Arrival in Bishkek, transfer to the base hunting camp, accommodation, overnight.
. Day 2 - Departure to the mountains by car or horse, start of the hunt
. 3-8 days - Hunting for the selected trophy and other animals;
. Day 9 - Departure to Bishkek, overnight at the hotel.
. Day 10 - Departure from Bishkek.
The hunting schedule can be changed at the request of the client. If you want to shoot a really big trophy or you are not confident enough in your physical condition, we recommend increasing the number of hunting days.
We provide a flexible system of discounts - if there is more than one hunter in the group - a $250 discount for each hunter.
Refund if the mountain goat is not shot $1200
Refund if argali are not shot $9000
Tour cost for non-hunters is $2300
Additional Trophies:
. 2nd mountain goat regardless of size - $1200
. Roe deer regardless of size - $1100
. Pheasant - $25
. Hare, chukar - $10
Additional payments:
. Organizational fee for 1 hunter (visa and permission to import weapons and ammunition to Kyrgyzstan) - $ 100
. Hotel in Bishkek 1 night for 1 hunter - $80-200
. Additional day for 1 hunter - $150
Additional Information:
Hunters interested in the culture and traditions of the indigenous population of Kyrgyzstan are offered a unique cultural program, including Kyrgyz equestrian competitions (goat wrestling and wrestling), horse racing, falconry, acquaintance with national rituals, etc. Those wishing to take part in the cultural program must notify the tour organizers 90 days before the start of the hunt. The composition of the cultural program, its duration and cost are discussed with each client separately and are not included in the tour price

1. Allow spring hunting for drakes of duck birds (mallard, pintail, shoveler, wigeon, teal, teal, tufted duck, red-headed pochard, red-nosed pochard, gray duck) on the territory of the assigned hunting grounds of the ChBOOiR state

Order
According to the Chui-Bishkek Society of Hunters and Fishers
March 7, 2019 Bishkek
№ 4
According to the Decree of the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic “On approval of the Rules of hunting on the territory of the Kyrgyz Republic” dated March 23, 2015 No. 143 (as amended by the Decree of the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic dated June 19, 2017 No. 383 “On spring hunting for drakes of duck birds”), the order of the State Agency for Environmental Protection Environment and Forestry under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic No. 01-9/76 dated March 7, 2019
I order.
1. Allow spring hunting for drakes of duck birds (mallard, pintail, shoveler, wigeon, teal, teal, tufted duck, red-headed pochard, red-nosed pochard, gray duck) on the territory of assigned hunting grounds of the ChBOOiR with full-time ranger guards, within the period from March 9 to March 23, 2019.
2. Hunting is closed every Tuesday and Wednesday (“quiet days”).
3. Avoid shooting from the approach and at flying birds.
4. Use decoy ducks for this hunt (per hunter - at least one live or five stuffed decoy ducks).
5. Production rate:
One-time voucher – 3 drakes;
Seasonal voucher – 15 drakes.
6. According to the decision of the Council dated February 14, 2019, determine the cost of the targeted contribution for the use of ChCW&R lands in the amount of:
- for members of ChBOOiR – 300 soms for the entire period of the hunt;
- for hunters with whose societies ChBOOiR have agreements – 300 soms for the entire hunting period;
- for all other hunters – 600 soms for the entire period of the hunt;
- WWII participants, honorary members of society and full-time employees - free of charge.
6. Registration with rangers is mandatory for every hunter.
7. Hunting manager of ChBOOiR V.V. Kochura. ensure strict control over the spring hunt for waterfowl, organize operational raids to combat poaching together with public inspectors and employees of the ChPDOOIPR.
Chairman of the association E.Yu. Katulevsky

Amount of membership and entrance fees according to ChBOOiR for 2019

Order

According to the Chui-Bishkek Society of Hunters and Fishers

№ 40

I order.

Leave entrance fees, membership fees and compensation for labor participation members of society with hunting rights for 2019 at the level of 2018:

Entry fee - 1200 soms;

Membership fee - 1000 soms;

Compensation for labor participation – 600 soms.

For fishermen:

Entry fee – 600 soms;

Membership fee – 500 soms;

Compensation for labor participation – 300 soms.

2. Members of society, have not paid for one or more years install the amount of the membership fee for previous years in the amount of current year contributions for each missed year.

3. Members of society, over 60 years of age, disabled people of any group pay membership fee in the amount of 50% from the above, are exempt from compensation for labor participation.

4. Participants in the Afghan war, participants in the liquidation of the Chernobyl accident, students pay introductory, membership fees 50% from the above, from compensation for labor participation are not released.

Chairman of the association E.Yu. Katulevsky

In order to popularize the sport of fishing, the Chui-Bishkek Society of Hunters and Fishermen is holding an ice fishing competition. The competition is held in the hunting and fishing farm "Ala-Archinskoye Nalivnoe" reservoir of the Chui-Bishkek hunting society

PROVISION
about ice fishing competitions on
Championship of the Society of Hunters and Fishermen

In order to popularize the sport of fishing, the Chui-Bishkek Society of Hunters and Fishermen is holding an ice fishing competition.
The competition is held in the hunting and fishing farm “Ala-Archinskoye Nalivnoye” reservoir of the Chui-Bishkek hunting society.
The competition starts on February 4, 2018. at 10-00 o'clock, ending at 13-00 o'clock.
Formation of teams at 09 - 30 hours.
The general management is carried out by the board of the Chui-Bishkek hunting society.
Direct management is entrusted to V.K. Rusinov.
Panel of judges:
- Chief judge – Rusinov V.K.
- Secretary - ___________________________________________________
- Judges - ______________________________________________________

I. Competition procedure:
1. The nature of the competition is personal and team, the results are counted simultaneously to the participants and the team as a whole. The team consists of 4 people.
2. Fishing is allowed with two fishing rods. No more than 2 hooks per tackle per participant.
3. There are no restrictions on fishing.
4. Participants do not have the right to help each other catch fish or accept it from other participants or strangers.
5. During the competition, participants store their catch on ice, but hand it over to the panel of judges in plastic bags issued by the judges.
6. Weighing the catch only after the judge has taped the bag with the catch.
7. There are no restrictions on fishing.
8. Groundbait - up to 1 kg.
9. Number of holes – no more than three.
10. On ice you are allowed to have a chair, two fishing rods and spare tackle.
11. Transfer of fish to other participants is strictly prohibited.
12. Weighing the catch only after the judge has taped the bag with the catch.
13. At the judge’s signal, the competition ends, participants who continue to catch after the “stop” signal will be disqualified, the catch is handed over to the team captains, after which the team captains bring the catch to the judges in a plastic bag sealed with red tape.
14. Drinking alcoholic beverages during the competition is strictly prohibited.
II. Panel of judges:
The panel of judges includes: the chief judge, the secretary and the supervisory judges.
The chief judge - leads the competition and heads the work of the panel of judges, distributes responsibilities among the judges, monitors the correct course of the competition, resolves issues that arise, considers incoming protests in the prescribed manner and makes decisions on them. Has the right to exclude from participation in competitions violators of order and these Regulations, Participants who have committed unsportsmanlike behavior, as well as judges who cannot cope with their duties. Submits a written report and other documents to the board of the Chui-Bishkek Hunting Society within 10 days after the end of the competition.
The chief judge has the authority to cancel or temporarily interrupt the competition due to unfavorable conditions that interfere with the normal course of the competition. If more than half of the allotted time has passed before the competition is terminated, the competition is considered completed.
1. The competition secretary accepts applications for participation in competitions, registers judges and is responsible for completing all judicial documentation.
2. Judge-controllers monitor compliance with the rules and Regulations of these competitions by the participants assigned to them. The participant is warned, and in case of repeated violations the chief judge is informed about this. In the presence of the participant, he counts and records the number of specimens in the catch, and weighs the catch. Prepares the results of the competition and submits the protocol along with the catch to the competition secretary.
III. Applications for participation in competitions:
1. Applications for participation in competitions are submitted to the secretariat.
2. Entry fee from each participant – 200 soms.
3. The application must indicate: last name, first name, patronymic (in full) of the participant, year of birth, membership card number.
4. The application indicates the team captain.
IV. Protests:
1. Each participant in the competition has the right to file a protest against the judge’s decision. The protest is submitted through the team captain to the chief judge in writing no later than 30 minutes. after the incident that sparked the protest.
2. Protests regarding violations by participants or judges of these Regulations are submitted to the chief judge in writing no later than an hour after the finish.
3. Decisions on submitted protests must be made by the chief judge as soon as possible and before the approval of the technical results of the competition.
4. The team captain who filed the protest has the right to be present at the meeting of the panel of judges during the analysis of the protest.
5. The decision on the filed protest is made by an open vote of the panel of judges by a majority of votes, is final and is documented in a protocol.
V. Determination of results:
1. Fish submitted for competition are weighed to the nearest 10 g.
2. For fish presented for competition, the participant is awarded 1 point for each specimen and 1 point for every 10 grams of weight, the sum of points for the weight of the catch in grams and the number of specimens.
3. At competitions in team and individual competitions, three winners are determined (first, second, third places).
4. The winner in the individual competition is determined by the highest amount of points awarded for the catch. In the team competition, the winner is determined by the highest total score of the entire team.
5. If the points are equal, the team or participant with the larger number of fish in their catch gets an advantage.
VI. Winner's reward ceremony:
1. Teams that take the first three places are awarded: certificates and prizes.
2. Individual competition participants who take prizes are awarded certificates and prizes.
3. Incentive prizes are awarded to the participants who caught the largest fish, the oldest and youngest participant, the female winner, as well as for the first fish caught.
Chairman of the Board
Chui-Bishkek Society
hunters and fishermen E.Yu.Katulevsky

Restrictions have been introduced on the special use of certain species of fauna

In order to preserve, reproduce the animal world, maintain and increase their numbers, restrictions have been introduced on the special use of mountain sheep, mountain goats, roe deer, wild boar and snowcock in the following regions:
- from July 1, 2017 to July 1, 2020 in Talas and Jalal-Abad regions, Alamudun, Sokuluk, Zhaiyl and Kemin districts of Chui region;
- from July 1, 2020 to July 1, 2023 in Osh and Batken regions, Chui, Issyk-Ata, Moskovsky and Panfilov districts of Chui region;
- from July 1, 2023 to July 1, 2026 in the Issyk-Kul and Naryn regions.

The resolution comes into force ten days from the date of official publication.

IN THE DRAFT: What should be the fines for damage caused to objects of flora and fauna, mummies-containing mineral raw materials and mushrooms by legal entities and individuals

GOVERNMENT OF THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC

RESOLUTION

“On introducing amendments and additions to the resolution of the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic “On approval of taxes for calculating the amount of penalties for damage caused to objects of flora and fauna, mummies-containing mineral raw materials and mushrooms by legal entities and individuals”
dated May 03, 2013 No. 224

In order to strengthen the protection of flora and fauna in the republic, increase responsibility for compliance with the established order in the implementation of environmental management, the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic decides:

1. Amend the Taxes to calculate the amount of penalties for damage caused to wildlife objects on the territory of the Kyrgyz Republic by legal entities and individuals in accordance with Appendix No. 1.
2. This resolution comes into force after ten days from the date of official publication.
3. Control over the implementation of this resolution shall be assigned to the department of agro-industrial complex and ecology of the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic.

Prime Minister
Kyrgyz Republic

Appendix No. 1
to the Government resolution
Kyrgyz Republic
from ___ __________ 20___
№ _______

Dachshunds
to calculate the amount of penalties for damage caused to wildlife objects on the territory of the Kyrgyz Republic by legal entities and individuals

For illegal shooting, trapping and destruction of animal species
(except fish):
No. Types (subspecies) of animals Dachshund sizes for each individual (head, skin, 1 copy) regardless of age, size, weight (in soms)
Listed in the Red Book of the Kyrgyz Republic:
Mammals

Current Proposed
1 Snow leopard (ilbirs) 500,000 1,500,000
2 Mountain sheep (argali) Brown bear, red deer (deer), goitered gazelle, 400,000 1,000,000
3 Otter 200,000 200,000
4 Red wolf, manul, lynx 25,000 50,000
5 Stone marten, dressing 5 000 10 000
6 Menzbir's Marmot 3,000 6,000
7 Long-spined hedgehog, Indian porcupine 2,000 5,000
8 Common shrew, chiroptera (Bukhara and lesser horseshoe bats, Asian broad-eared bat, white-bellied arrow-eared and broad-eared folded-lipped bat), jerboas (lesser, jumper and Severtsova)
1 000 2 000
Birds
1 Avdotka 2 000 5000
2 White stork 10,000 25,000
3 Black stork 10,000 25,000
4 Saker falcon 80,000 250,000
5 Small cormorant 1,000 5,000
6 Berkut 25,000 100,000
7 Bearded man 25,000 50,000
8 Snowy vulture (Himalayan, Kumai) 25,000 100,000
9 Black neck 25,000 100,000
10 Bustard 25,000 200,000
11 Bustard (jack) 25,000 200,000
12 White-winged woodpecker 1,000 2,000
13 Great spotted woodpecker 1,000 2,000
14 Demoiselle Crane 4,000 15,000
15 Whooper swan 5,000 25,000
16 Steppe harrier 6,000 10,000
17 Pygmy eagle 6,000 10,000
18 Steppe eagle 25,000 50,000
19 Hawk eagle 25,000 50,000
20 White-tailed eagle 25,000 50,000
21 Long-tailed Eagle 25,000 50,000
22 Pelican curly 15,000 50,000
23 Pelican pink 15,000 50,000
24 Great spotted eagle 25,000 50,000
25 Steppe kestrel 3,000 20,000
26 White-bellied sandgrouse 5,000 20,000
27 Black-bellied sandgrouse 5,000 20,000
28 Savka 5,000 20,000
29 Saja 5,000 20,000
30 Sapsan 70,000 200,000
31 Sicklebeak 3,600 25,000
32 Griffon vulture 25,000 70,000
33 Red-headed falcon (desert, shahin) 70,000 200,000
34 Osprey 25,000 70,000
35 Vulture 10,000 30,000
36 Strepet 15,000 50,000
37 Teterev 6,000 25,000
38 Tirkushka steppe 1,000 3,000
39 Turkestan Tyuvik 3,000 10,000
40 Owl 10,000 25,000
41 Common flamingo 15,000 70,000
42 Black-headed gull 1 000 10 000
43 White-eyed blackling 2,000 6,000
Amphibians and reptiles
1 Gray monitor lizard 4,000 20,000
Not listed in the Red Book of the Kyrgyz Republic
1 Boar 15,000 50,000
2 Capricorn 55,000 100,000
3 Roe deer 15,000 50,000
4. Saiga 20,000 100,000
5 Corsac, fox, badgers (European and Tien Shan) 2,000 5,000
6 Mink, solongoy 2,500 5,000
7 Muskrat, marmots 1500 3 000
8 Gophers 500 1,000
9 Ferret, ermine, weasel, squirrel, hare, large and bushy-footed jerboas 1,000 2,000
10 Pigeons, turtle doves, waders, waterhens, quail 500 1000
11 Geese 1,600 3,000
12 Partridges 1,000 1,500
13 Owls, birds of prey 2,000 5,000
14 Ular 2,000 5,000
15 Ducks of all types, coot 500 1,000
16 Pheasant 1,500 2,000
17 Herons, bitterns 600 2,000

Note:

1. For illegal hunting (shooting, catching) or destruction of wild animals on the territory of the Kyrgyz Republic by foreign citizens, an amount of three times the fee for the corresponding type of damage is collected.

Chief of staff
Government of the Kyrgyz Republic

Rules of the border regime and border strip regime of the Kyrgyz Republic

These Rules determine the procedure for entry (passage), exit, temporary stay, movement, residence of citizens, performance of work, conducting economic, fishing and other activities, holding socio-political, cultural and other events (hereinafter referred to as the conduct of work and events) in the border area and in the border strip.

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March 30, 2019 at 10-00 o'clock a general meeting of members of the Chui-Bishkek Society of Hunters and Fishers will take place

March 30, 2019 at 10-00 o'clock A general meeting of members of the Chui-Bishkek Society of Hunters and Fishers will be held at the address: Bishkek, Kievskaya street, 44 (KRSU assembly hall). Entrance to the meeting upon presentation of a hunting license with payment of membership fees for 2018 and the current year.