Dolivnovka Severokorf Wilderness Reserve [ Kamchatka, Chukotka, Far Eastern Russian Federation ]

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Welcome to the land of ice and fire in the far east of the Russian Federation this is two of many oblasts in the Russian Federation and arguably some of the best locations to hunt in Russia ranging from the tall and powerful Kamchatka Moose and bulky and ginormous Kamchatka Brown Bear to the rare yet magnificent Emperor Goose and Brant Goose. You are hunting in a land of volcanoes so you may want to be careful but we have volcanologists in the Reserve so you will get a notification on your hunter mate if there is a potential volcanic eruption.

Any ideas on Weapons, Equipment, Regions, Geography etc are more than welcome.

Species List:

○ Returning Species
● New Species
LP [ Low Population ]
ELP [ Extremely Low Population ]
PGO [ Potential Great One ]
GOE [ Great One Existing ]

Class 1 Species:

● Emperor Goose [ LP ]
● Taiga Bean Goose
● Pacific Brant Goose

● Spectacled Eider [ LP ]
● Common Eider
● King Eider
● Steller's Eider [ LP ]

○ Rock Ptarmigan
○ Willow Ptarmigan
○ Hazel Grouse [ LP ]
● Black Billed Cappercallie

○ Mountain Hare

Class 2 Species:

● Arctic Fox
● Wolverine

Class 3 Species:

○ Eurasian Lynx

Class 4 Species:

□ Chokotka Snow Sheep
□ Koryak Snow Sheep
□ Kamchatka Snow Sheep

Class 5 Species:

● Tundra Wolf

Class 6 Species:

○ Reindeer

Class 8 Species:

□ Kamchatka Brown Bear
□ Kamchatka Moose

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It would be interesting if we got a reserve set in Kamchatka. Also fun fact the Kamchatka Moose is also known as the Chukota Moose and East Siberian Moose and apparently the Chukota Moose were brought to Kamchatka in the 70s

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Huh I didn't know that I always assumed that they were always there thanks for the fact btw

I was thinking that if there isn't enough variety that I would add more regions like Yakutia, Magadan, Khabarovsk, Primorsky, Sakhalin Oblasts

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Also if you want another small game mammal there is the Black-capped Marmot, they live in the area, also I think this reserve is fine where it is set

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Could be comparable to Alpine Marmots on a Alpine map
OK I'll leave it as is

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If you wanted too, there is also potential for pinniped species for this reserve and while I am very certain that we will most likely be getting Polar Bears with either a Canadian or Greenlandic reserve, I see no harm in including them on this list since they do live in Chukotka and the Chukchi subpopulation is one of the several stable polar bear subpopulations. Now for pinniped species there is the Pacific Walrus, Ribbon Seal, Spotted Seal and most of the Northern Fur Seals breed near the Kamchatka Peninsula

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I personally feel like they would be better on a Canadian Arctic map rather than a Russian map I don't really know why but I kinda like Canada and Greenland for an Arctic map with Polar Bears and Seals rather than the Russian Federation