Охота на зайца 2026 | Заяц в бронежилете!

Real winter had finally arrived—a friend and I went ski hunting in the fresh snow. The fields were blanketed in white, the frosty air rang, and every track on the crust was readable as if in a book. On days like these, hunting becomes special—calm, thoughtful, without unnecessary fuss. We went out to follow a hare on a fresh trail—a winter classic. Skis give you freedom of movement, allowing you to move further and carefully check out interesting spots. This time there were plenty of tracks, and soon we were lucky enough to bring down two hares at once. The first one didn't let us in—the shot at him was inaccurate. The second one was more interesting: after the shot, there was a clear sign of a hit—the hare somersaulted, but then got up and walked away. Why he didn't lie down right away is a mystery. Winter hunting always leaves room for such unexpected moments. The January holidays are just beginning, and there are still many routes, observations, and tracking work ahead. Winter sets its own rhythm—more patience, more analysis, and real hunting practice. If this kind of hunting appeals to you—on skis, in fresh snow, and with respect for the process—stay with us. #hunting #winterhunting #skihunting #januaryhunting #hare #huntingseason #huntinginrussia #russiannature #activerecreation #fieldtrips #russianwinter #hunting2026