Jagen in Alaska

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Über die Jagd in Alaska

Das Wort "Alaska" bedeutet "Das große Land" und der Spitzname des Staates ist "Die letzte Grenze". Beide Namen sind geeignet für einen Staat, der riesige Landstriche von wilder Natur mit vielen unbewohnten Gebieten hat - ein wahres Jägerparadies. Alaska, mit den größten und begehrtesten Wildtieren Nordamerikas hat eine Fläche von 365.000.000 Hektar, was einem Fünftel der Gesamtfläche der Vereinigten Staaten entspricht und bietet die verschiedensten Jagdmöglichkeiten für abenteuerliche Jäger. In Alaska gibt es mehr als ein Dutzend Arten von Großwild, sowie hervorragende Möglichkeiten für die Jagd auf Kleinwild und Wasservögel. Zu den Großwildarten zählen Bison, Karibu, Elch, Moschusochse, Wölfe, Schwarzbären, Dall-Schafe, Elche, Braun- und Grizzlybären, Sitka-Schwarzwedelhirsche und Bergziegen. Meistens findet die Jagd in Alaska zwischen August und Oktober statt, aber an einigen Orten können Bären entweder im Herbst oder im Frühjahr gejagt werden. In Alaska müssen Ausländer, die auf Braun- / Grizzlybären, Dall-Schafen oder Bergziegen jagen möchten, von einem in Alaska lizenzierten Führer oder von einem Einwohner aus Alaska mit mindestens 19 Jahren begleitet werden, der ein Verwandter ist und als "zweiter Verwandtschaftsgrad" bezeichnet wird. Ausländer, die eine Jagd auf Großwild in Alaska ausüben möchte, müssen von einem staatlich lizenzierten Fremdenführer begleitet werden. Alle Großwildführer in Alaska müssen vom Staat zugelassen sein. Bei einigen Jagden in Alaska ist es möglich, einen Transporter statt eines Führers zu engagieren. Dies sind lizenzierte Einzelpersonen und Unternehmen, die Jägern helfen, zu abgelegenen Gebieten mit Buschflugzeug, Boot, Pferd, ATV, Schneemobilen usw. zu kommen. Der Alaska Jagd- und Fischereiverband (adfg.alaska.gov) verfügt über eine hervorragende Website mit detaillierten Informationen zur Jagd in diesem Staat. Überprüfen Sie die Seite auf Lizenz- und Anforderungen für jede Tierart. Die Alaska Berufsjäger Organisation ist eine weitere großartige Informationsquelle über Alaska: alaskaprohunter.org.

Alaska auf der Karte

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$16,285

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Jagdart

Büchsenjagd 105 Jagden

Pirschjagd 96 Jagden

Bogenjagd 59 Jagden

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Jagdbare Wildarten

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Barela's Alaskan Outfitters

Outfitter

This was a once on a lifetime trip for me 2024 coastal brown bear hunt. We seen 10+ bears every day. Caught halibut and shrimp and collected mussels. We ate like kings. I don't think they could have anything different they spend alit to make sure I had a great experience. Peter is an excellent outfitter and hope to do other hunts with in the future.

Blake

USA

9.7

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Verifizierte Bewertung

14. Dez. 2024

The hunting was good u had to work for it which I liked the hospitality was awesome and am excited to get back up there one of these years

9.7

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Driftwood Wilderness Lodge

Outfitter

I loved my outfitter and the the cook the accommodations where amazing and the food was top notch

The area had a little more hunting pressure than I would’ve thought that being said it’s a very big area to hunt and I no I didn’t even scratch the surface I saw deer everyday

Meet your guides

Check out what outfitters have to say about their properties and hunting experience with them!

Jerry Cates

USA

I have always loved sharing the wilderness spirit that can only be found in the last remaining truly wild places, Alaska is one of those places and perhaps the best. Come experience a hunt that will be shared again and again around campfires and anywhere where hunters gather. Happy hunting to all.

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Bob Cusack

USA

Nestled on the Alaska Peninsula between Lake Clark National Park and the Katmai National Monument is the Cusack's Alaska Lodge. The lodge sits 200 miles to the southwest of Anchorage amid the beauty of wild Alaska. Your hosts are Bob and Lula Cusack, who built the lodge. Bob is a professional grade bush pilot and has been flying fisherman to remote locations for nearly 40 years. This is a rustic, luxury lodge that blends the best of wild Alaska with the best of modern society.

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Alisha Mutts Decker

USA

9.8

4 Bewertungen

With over 40 years of guiding experience in Southeast Alaska and Glacier Bay National Park, We are an exceptional choice for your next hunting adventure in the Alaskan wilderness. We were formed in 1974 by Master Guides Jimmie C. and MaryAnn. Over the years, the business has grown to be one of the largest professional Guide/Outfitter operations in the State of Alaska. We are a family-owned and operated, with Master Guide Mutts and Zach carrying on the outfitting tradition.

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Wildarten

Bär Preis ab $4,50061 Jagd

Braunbär Preis ab $10,00031 Jagd

Schwarzbär

Preis ab $4,50022 Jagden

Elch Preis ab $10,00021 Jagd

Alaska Yukon Elch Preis ab $10,00018 Jagden

Deer Preis ab $3,37917 Jagden

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Bush TV

Check out an amazing footage from outfitters and landowners properties.

It is hard to get up

Oh boy its is very hard for this Bear to get up!

Bear search in Snow

This Bear is hard at work looking for something in the snow

Scratch my Back

This bear has a really bad back itch!

Two Bears

Two Bears feeding

Bear searching

Bear searching for food on the edge of a river

Mountain Goat scratching

Mountain Goat scratching his head on the ground

Mountain Goat on the edge

Beautiful Mountain Goat on the edge of a cliff staring straight at us

Bergziege

Mountain Goat coming down a mountain in thick snow

Massive Brown Bear

Massive Brown Bear standing in the rain

Close to tree stand

Bear getting very close to our tree stand

Close encounter

Close encounter with a big Bear while walking in the forest

Big Moose

Big Moose in the Alaskan forest with Glacier Guides

Bear in rain

Big Bear in the pouring rain

Bear Snacking

Bear enjoys an afternoon snack

Bear eating grass

Beautiful brown Bear strolling about and eating grass

Busted by Bear

Bear strolling along and then he smells us! That was the end of our stalk

Majestic Moose

Majestic Moose bull walking through the field

Moose swim

Moose taking a swim in Alaska

Bear fishing for Salmon

This huge Brown Bear is fishing for salmon in Alaska with Full Scope Outfitters

Brown Bear eating lunch

Amazing footage of a Brown Bear enjoying lunch in the water

Curious Shiras-colored Brown Bear

This Shiras-colored Brown Bear really wants to know what is going on and who is looking at him

Caribou Herd

Big healthy herd of Caribou in Alaska

Brown Bear run

Brown Bear running away from a drone

Alaska Brown bear

The Alaskan brown bear is the largest land predator on Earth. One reason for the exceptional size of these bruins is the plentiful supply of fat and protein in the form of salmon in Alaska's rivers and streams. Here's an up close and personal look a hunter got of this ritual for survival!

Alaska Wolf

Not your every day footage folks! A young wolf poking around in brown bear territory. Similar in size and behaviour (being social creatures), humans and wolves have always competed for food and territory.