Our client's success means our success so each hunt is customized, within reason, to our client’s wishes and abilities rather than presenting one set agenda. We’ve chosen areas where we believe clients will have the best possible chance at taking the species they’re after while participating in the type of hunt they wish to experience. These choices are based on years of personal and professional experience. It is important that you prepare for any hunt in Alaska by being in good shape, practicing with your rifle and selecting the proper personal gear.

We hunt GMU 20 with horses for moose, sheep and grizzly. The terrain is a mixture of spruce forest, open tundra hillsides and ridges leading up to alpine tundra and shale covered mountain slopes. Elevations run from about 3000-6000 ft. This area, located on the north side of the Alaska Range, is restricted to non-motorized hunting during the Fall season which means fewer hunters putting pressure on the game. The terrain is good for horseback travel and having the stock gives us the advantage of extra mobility with less backpacking. Base camp consists of a large wall tent for cooking, dining and gathering and 2 person sleeping tents equipped with cots and a wood stove or propane heater. A portable shower is provided and there is always plenty of food.


The moose population in this area has been stable or increasing for several years. Numbers are high enough that the season was extended an additional five days the past two years. Chances of taking a moose are very good with antler spreads averaging in the high fifty inch range. Antler spreads of 60 plus inches are not uncommon.


Dall sheep population here varies depending on past Winter snow conditions and lamb survival rate. Rams average 35”. Sheep hunting is tough, even with horses. The stalk is always a climb on foot while carrying backpacks but the horses enable us to get from camp to the climbing point with less effort, saving your legs for the big push.


Grizzlies in this area average about 6.5’. The population is healthy but spread out. There are nice sized interior grizzlies here but this is NOT the area to come for a bear hunt only. It is recommended as an addition to a moose or sheep hunt.
 

We backpack hunt in Game Management Unit 17 for Brown Bear. Caribou and moose may be optional add-ons. Camps and hunt areas are accessed by river boat and/or bush plane. Hunts in Game Management Unit 9 for Brown Bear are also on foot with access to the area by bush plane. Base camp consists of a wall tent for cooking, dining and gathering and 2 person sleeping tents equipped with cots and woodstove or propane heat. The terrain is tough and the weather extreme in these areas but the bears are numerous, averaging 8ft.
 


Bear or Sheep or Moose $10,000
Each additional species harvested $2,000
 
Fee includes:
Base camp accommodations to include food, tent lodging, necessary supplies and equipment;
Field care and transport of game and trophies from field;
Guide service consisting of 1 guide for each 1 client unless otherwise specified.

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