[en] Anisotropy and field dependences of transverse magnetoresistance and Hall resistance of molybdenum monocrystals with ρ_{293,2k/ρ4,2K} ∼ 3200 were measured in magnetic fields 0,8-15 Tl at T=4,2 K. Drastic statistic skin-effect where density of direct electric current at crystal surface more than by a factor of 10² exceeded current density in it's volume was shown to occur in molybdenum monocrystals in strong magnetic fields. Hall factor linearly increased with magnetic field ehnancement under static skin-effect. The process was similar to high-pure tungsten monocrystals