Our baited hunts are out of our camp just outside the Denali Preserve. We have comfortable blinds as well as cabins for sleeping and cooking. Trophies are up to 7 ½ ft.; This is a great spring hunt when combined with a Brown bear at $10 000 trophy fee.

Baiting Rifle Hunting

Black bear

This 7 day all inclusive cabin based hunt takes place on the edge of the 13 million acre Wrangell-St.Elias National Park & Preserve, near the Copper River, famous for it’s huge run of sockeye salmon. Due to thick brush and rugged landscape we generally hunt over bait which allows for better shot placement and more time to judge the size and quality of your trophy bear. You can expect some long days in the stand but your patience will be rewarded with the opportunity to watch multiple bears and a chance to harvest the trophy of a lifetime. ATV's are used to access the the area. If you do not have any experience operating an ATV we will teach you some basic operating skills before going into the field. After the hunt you can spend your time fishing in the area's many lakes, sightseeing, exploring, or just relaxing at the bunkhouse. Outfitter will take possession of any black bear meat that is required to be salvaged unless prior arrangements have been made. Contact the Outfitter for more details.

Bow Hunting High Seat Hunting From A Blind Muzzleloader Rifle Hunting

Black bear Grizzly

Alaska is home to 80% of the brown/grizzly bears. The term grizzly bear is often used in reference to brown bears. The difference between the two is defined by the location in which they inhabit, SCI does this by game management area and B&C us the 62nd parallel. Our camp located in western Alaska is within the SCI boundaries for grizzly bears. During August and September in Western Alaska, grizzly hunts are at peak. As the banks of streams thrive with thick stands of wild berries, the interior grizzlies wander down the hillsides to claim their share. This is the annual fall feast that fuels these giants for the winter, and there can be little wonder why it makes for some of the finest bear hunting found anywhere. Our success also hinges on using modern, dependable, and well maintained gear. We have much invested in our operation, and we maintain it as such. We operate from an array of various out-camps that were chosen for their proximity to wild game. This ensures that valuable time is maximized, so that every client has the best chance of finding success. By operating all of our own planes, jet boats, and snow machines, we take full control over every variable that might present itself. No two grizzly bear hunts are ever identical, but our experience means that there is little we aren’t prepared for. We take 8 hunters per year on this hunt and have averaged 90% success rate, with the average bear squaring 7.5 foot. Hunts can be 1x1 or 2x1 and will be from tented spike camps. Each camp has two tents so the client get their own tent, camps will have cots and sleeping pads.

Rifle Hunting Stalking

Grizzly

Our hunting areas have a good, stable population of Brown Bear, and a longer season than many areas of Alaska. We start our first spring hunt in mid-April and hunt through the end of the season on May 31st, then again from September 1st until early November. Our goal is to take bear that are 8 foot or better. We get quite a few in the 9-plus range with a few reaching 10 feet. Our available fall hunt trip days (including travel days) are: September 24-October 5

Rifle Hunting Stalking

Brown bear Wolf

Coastal Brown Bear of the Alaska Peninsula are contenders for the biggest predators in the world. Regularly producing top-entry Boone & Crockett specimens, this area rivals any area in the world for record book bears. Hunting over salmon streams in the fall, we focus on finding trophy bear as they prepare for hibernation. This is a spot and stalk style hunt, but we often focus our efforts on select feeding locations and salmon streams. The weather can be very brutal with high winds and frequent rain. This area boasts very high population densities of trophy brown bear. Hunting on special permitted federal refuge land, we have a very high success rate in an area that was relatively untouched (and not hunted for bear) for more than 15 years prior to our acquisition in 2014. This hunt is 1 guide per 1 hunter and includes 1 trophy Brown Bear. Wolves may be hunted for no additional fee. 15 hunting days and 17 total trip days.

Bow Hunting Rifle Hunting

Brown bear

The low hunting pressure in the Sugarloaf exclusive guide use area gives hunters a great chance at harvesting potential record book brown bears that travel into and out of the Katmai Park, where hunting is prohibited. With the large concentrations of brown bears moving throughout the preserve, helps harbor some of the largest brown bears in the state. With a limited amount of permits and pressure, we focus on mature boars in the 9 foot class, with bears averaging over 9’10 for the last 5 years. With ten foot bears around, patience is the name of the game. We offer one 12 day hunt option, the 12 day hunt consists of 10 full days of hunting and the extra two days are used for travel in and out of the field. Wolf harvest in the spring is at no extra charge, as long as the hunting season is open. Option 1: May 9th – May 20th - Hunters should expect to fly into Anchorage on May 7th and to King Salmon on May 8th. Transportation into the field will occur on May 9th for the start of the season on May 10th. Transportation out of the field will be on May 20th. Lodging in the field One 10 x 10 sleep tent and a 10 x 10 or 8 x 8 cook tent will be used. Tents will be of the highest quality and include Alaska Tent and Tarp Arctic Ovens, Bombshelter tents, Cabela’s Outfitter tents or a combination. Meals will consist mostly of fresh cooked meals and then freeze dried meals towards hunts end. Modifications can be made upon request.

Rifle Hunting Stalking

Brown bear

Hunt giant coastal Black Bears in Southeast Alaska’s protein-rich, salmon-fed Rainforest! We have hunts available in both spring and fall every year. Hunts take place from one of our Yachts that serve as "base camp." From there you access the hunting areas in smaller 16 -18 ft boats or “Skiffs.” Spring bear hunting begins in mid-April extending into mid- June. During the spring season, bears emerging from their winter dens venture to the shoreline and grass flats in search of the major source of food this time of year - new plant growth, kelp, and small crustaceans along the coastline. Hunting is a spot-and-stalk style. Skiffs launched from the base-camp vessel are used to cruise promising stretches of shoreline, or to access grass flats where bears come to feed, typically in late evening - often at last light. This is a totally free-range, fair chase hunt that brings you to some of the most magnificent country on Earth - with the added bonus of a chance at a phenomenal World-class Black Bear; often the size of Grizzlies! Hunters should be prepared to hunt in Simms waders and wading boots, and be able to walk at least 2 miles over slick, uneven ground. Shooting distances typically are under 100 yards and hunters should be prepared to shoot from many different positions as a dead rest is not always possible, and shooting sticks are generally not functional in our area. Good optics are a must, as many hours are spent sitting and glassing shorelines. There is always a myriad of wildlife to see other than bears - sea mammals, birds, and whales. Wolf season is open for much of our spring season and we recommend all hunters obtain a tag just in case you are lucky enough to get a chance at one. Our Black Bear hunts are typically 5-6 days long. Black Bear square from 7ft to 8 1/2ft+ with skulls ranging from 17 - 22 inch. Please inquire for available dates!

Bow Hunting Rifle Hunting Stalking

Black bear

Brown Bears - We are fortunate to be hunting an area that has produced exceptionally large bears. They grow big because there is an enormous amount of food, salmon, blue berries, and other rich foods to consume each year. These bears also have fantastic genetics, just like moose which are also very large in this area . It is not uncommon to harvest a 10 footer in our hunting area. We stalk these giants from April to June and then from September through October. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE DAYS QUOTED ABOVE ARE THE NUMBER OF FULL DAYS YOU WILL SPEND HUNTING. A TRIP LISTED AS 5 DAYS WILL ACTUALLY BE 7 DAYS WITH 1 DAY TO FLY IN AND 1 DAY TO FLY OUT, 10 DAYS IS 12 DAYS AND 12 DAYS IS A 14 DAY TRIP 5% Sales Tax Will Be Calculated And Added In Your Final Bill

Bow Hunting Rifle Hunting Stalking

Brown bear

If setting your sights on the "ultimate predator" is on your list, then come with us through the islands with our boat as your base. This is a trip of patience, as Mr. wolf steadily trots over many miles and the trick is how to find him. With a combination of spot and stalk and calling we have high success for one of the hardest to obtain trophies. As Gary put it "Six wolves charging in, is the highlight of my 70 years of Hunting!"

Rifle Hunting Stalking

Wolf

Spring Hunts: May 1-10, 11-20, 22-31 (Odd Years; e.g: 2019, 2021, etc.)!! May marks the beginning of mating season for Bears, and this is an excellent time of year to hunt Grizzlies. Boars will be out cruising for sows and can be found walking river bottoms or ridge lines at any time during the day or night. 24 hour daylight this time of year guarantees a unique hunting experience! This hunt is in the Brooks Range, well north of the Arctic Circle, where the harsh winter climate makes these bears well known for their superior hide quality. An Arctic Grizzly harvested in the Spring season has thick, long fur that is incomparable with bears in any other climate. Camps are flown in using our company owned light aircraft on tundra tires or skis, and are located on high ridges or in locations with good vantage points, and hunting styles include backpacking, and stationary spot and stalk. Success rate on this hunt is 80% with sizes ranging from 6.5-8.5 ft square.

Rifle Hunting Stalking

Grizzly