Autumn Hunting in Brest Region: Estates, Permits, Contacts

In autumn the hunting estates of the region reach peak season: the main forms of hunting are open, lodges operate at capacity and group outings are arranged. Season dates, permitted methods and bag limits are set by the national hunting regulations and revised annually, so confirm exact dates with the estate.

Documents a hunter must carry

• State hunting licence
• Proof of the state duty paid for the current season
• A hunting permit issued by the specific estate
• A harvest authorisation for quota species
• Firearms storage and carrying permit, if hunting with a gun
• Identity document

For foreign visitors the estate arranges everything: paperwork, a game warden and supervision throughout. Unaccompanied access to the grounds is not available, so all details are settled in advance by phone or correspondence.

Hunting complexes and lodges

The region has a network of hunting complexes attached to forestry enterprises. Besides organising the hunt they provide accommodation, a sauna and a warden, which makes them a practical base for a two or three day trip.

Pruzhany and Ivatsevichi districts

• Berezovka hunting complex - +375 16 32 6-82-60
• Guta hunting complex - +375 16 32 2-15-52
• Ivatsevichi hunting lodge - +375 16 45 4-25-45
• Vygonovsky hunting lodge - +375 17 394-49-11

Pinsk, Stolin, Luninets and Gantsevichi districts

• Vyaz hunting complex, Pinsk - +375 16 5 32-26-77
• Logishin hunting complex - +375 16 45 3-11-51
• Kohno hunting complex, Stolin - +375 16 55 2-49-20
• Na Knore lodge, Luninets district - +375 16 47 2-45-52
• Gantsevichi hunting complex - +375 16 46 2-67-10

Brest, Kobrin and Baranovichi districts

• Selyahi hunting estate - +375 16 2 96-77-99
• Brest forestry hunting lodge - +375 16 2 43-46-60
• Lyuban base, Kobrin forestry - +375 16 42 2-31-84
• Gat lodge, Baranovichi district - +375 29 306-89-99
• All hunting facilities in the directory

Ask the organiser

1. Which species are open on my date and in which grounds?
2. What do the permit, authorisation and warden services cost?
3. How is a trophy charged and what happens with a wounded animal?
4. Is a warden mandatory and how large is the group?
5. Are accommodation, sauna and meals available, and where do vehicles park?
6. What are the requirements for firearms, ammunition and high-visibility clothing?
7. How is harvested game documented and veterinary-checked?
8. What happens if the outing is cancelled for weather or quarantine reasons?

Safety on driven hunts

Most serious incidents occur on driven hunts and involve shooting at an unidentified target or along the firing line. The rules require high-visibility clothing, a briefing before each drive and a strict ban on leaving your stand before the end signal.

Agree on communication too. Mobile coverage is patchy across the Polesie grounds, so the hunt leader normally sets a control time and assembly point rather than relying on phones.

African swine fever

Veterinary restrictions linked to ASF apply in the region. Depending on the situation they may close sections of forest, require vehicle disinfection and impose special handling rules for harvested wild boar. The estate or the local forestry enterprise will confirm the current status.

• Forestry enterprises of Brest Region
• Pruzhany forestry enterprise
• Stolin forestry enterprise