This is a spot and stalk style backpack hunt, Because my moose hunts are a draw and I only do one hunt a year at best I have a different approach to these hunts I usually wait until I have a real monster that I have been watching grow for a year or two then I put a few select hunters in for the draw. I highly recommend combining this trip with a grizzly or black bear hunt as a plan B if you do not win a tag in the drawing. Space is very limited. You will be guided by Matt the owner the whole time no assistant guides and no other hunters in camp. 10% discount for Military, Law Enforcement, First Responders.

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Alaska yukon moose

These horseback hunts take place north of the Arctic circle on the south side of the Brooks range. The use of horses allows us to cover a vast area that would otherwise be virtually impossible to hunt. You will fly into our remote gravel airstrip where we will meet you with a string of pack horses, load up your gear, and lead you to our rustic yet comfortable basecamp. From the basecamp, we will take horses further into the mountains and set up a spike camp consisting of two tents, a small kitchen, plenty of good food, and an astonishing view of the landscape. Generally, we will hunt on foot from there, occasionally taking saddle horses on day trips to cover more ground. OUTFITTER WILL TAKE POSSESSION OF MEAT UNLESS OTHER ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE PRIOR TO THE HUNT. BASE PRICE OF $26,000. INCLUDES: 3 PRIMARY SPECIES (DALL SHEEP, GRIZZLY, MOOSE) + WOLF AND WOLVERINE

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Our success rate is 90%, with an average antler spread of 60 inches, and Bulls have been taken with antlers up to 70 inches in width! Bull Moose reach full rut during this hunt, and calling is very effective during both hunt dates. Archery hunters are welcome! This hunt is conducted on the Southern Slopes of the Brooks Range, well North of the Arctic Circle, where the Bulls grown tall, massive palms long before they reach 60” of width, making for classic antlers well known for their powerful fronts and palmated brow tines. This is an excellent opportunity for a multi-species event as hunters frequently have opportunities for Grizzlies, Caribou, or Wolves during the course of their 10 day hunt. Hunters will pay a trophy fee on secondary animals only if they are harvested in addition to their Moose. Hunting styles are spot and stalk, float hunts, and stationary calling. Accommodations consist of high quality 8’ X 8’ Arctic Ovens and Bomb Shelters with cots. Company owned light aircraft equipped with floats and tundra tires allow access to the best hunting areas and provide personalized support during the hunt. Dates: September 5 - 14 September 16 - 25

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Alaska yukon moose

This is a 12 day trip, with 10 full days of hunting, September 5th – 16th. On top of the large moose in our exclusive area, wolf and wolverine harvest are at NO charge as long as the required permits through the Alaska Department of Fish and Game are purchased prior to the hunt and the seasons are open. Hunt options: We have a base camp/spike camp option for moose hunting. Our camps are all accessed via bush plane on wheels or floats, located in a prime glassing spot overlooking meadows, lakes and ponds. Hunters should fly into Anchorage on September 3rd and to King Salmon the morning of September 4th. Transportation into the field will occur on September 5th for the start legal hunting on September 6th. Transportation out of the field will be on September 16th, or before if animal is harvested. All weather depending. Commercial flights from King Salmon to Anchorage should be scheduled with a refundable ticket for the morning of September 18th. All guides have CPR and First Aid training and advanced courses in medical training (example – wilderness first responder or wilderness first aid). All guides will have and carry with them into the field each day: satellite phones, personal locator beacons, and GPS to provide a very safe hunt. Lodging in the field: One 10 x 10 sleep tent and a 8 x 8 cook tent will be used(or similar). 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 of fresh cooked and freeze dried meals. Modifications can be made upon request.

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Alaska yukon moose

We hunt moose out of our western Alaska camp that is located in GMU 19. Hunters on our moose hunting trips will be flown out to camps located with our 1500 square mile hunting area to spike camps, these camps are located on ridge tops and close to prime moose country. The Alaskan Yukon moose is the largest of the moose sub-species, and our hunting are has produced many trophy moose over the years. Our moose average around 61” and have great mass and heavy wide paddles. We hunt during the pre-rut and the moose are responding to calls very well during this time. Our moose country is not the typical swampy low land that most people are accustomed to hunting, we are hunting the rolling hills and large meadows. We only take 6 moose hunters per year and have maintained a very high success rate over the years. We hunt in two different game management areas, as our camp is located right on the border. Moose season in both areas opens on September 5 th and closes in one area on the 15 th and the 20 th in the northern area.

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The package includes Alaska Yukon Moose and Wolf hunt.

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Alaskan Moose hunts take place from the end of August through late September. Majority of our Alaskan moose hunts are conducted in the early mornings and late evenings when the weather is cooler and the bulls are more active. Due to weather and terrain, hunting in Alaska is not for the meek. Our experienced guides will be there every step of the way to ensure you have the best chance at a successful hunt.

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Alaska yukon moose

Your hunt will take place in the tributaries of the Nushugak river in Western Alaska, approximately 300 miles west of Anchorage. This remote and beautiful part of the world is home to incredible moose genetics and a population density that will rival anywhere in Alaska. This is an 11 day hunt that will target trophy moose that will average 56-68 inches with as large as 74” taken in the area. You will be flown from the small rural town of Dillingham by bush plane to your guide in the field, where a camp will be ready, and you will stay in top of the line tents with “the best camp food” in the state. The topography lends itself to great glassing opportunities, giving hunters the thrill of calling in a trophy bull for the perfect shot. This hunt also has an excellent opportunity to ad on Black Bear, Brown bear and Wolf. Add species to make your hunt a combo hunt: Black Bear $1500, Brown Bear $6000, Wolf $0 , Wolverine $500

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Hunting is spot and stalk, with an emphasis on calling. A great deal of time is spent calling. Done properly and with the right conditions, myself or one of my guides can effectively “blind call” moose from 2 miles or more, often times bringing him all the way to the glassing hill. Like all hunting, finding a large bull requires patience. Nothing can compare to watching a large old bull come in to a call! The trip starts with you flying into King Salmon, where I will meet you on arrival, and pick up your registration permit, license and tags if you have not already done so online. From there we will fly into my hunt area via float plane, landing at one of the many lakes. We will set up a small yet comfortable spike camp, consisting of a 4 person Bomb Shelter tent for the client, complete with cots and lantern, and a small 3 man VE-25 tent for myself and my Assistant Guide, along with an extra tent for meal preparation. From this location we will start our hunt, climbing to a high point each morning and glassing for moose. We utilize a small Zodiak style raft to travel the lakes and creeks, and then hike to an observation point. This gives us great mobility, allowing us to easily move several miles in a day with little effort. More importantly, it allows us to go after moose that would otherwise impossible to reach, much less pack back to camp. When we harvest the moose we skin it, pack the meat bone in back to camp, followed by hide and antlers, then prepare for the plane to come and get us. This marks the end of your hunt. Tag: $800 for non-residents, $1,000 for non resident aliens Charter fee: $2000 payable to the Air Charter company in King Salmon + additional $1,000 after harvest Hunters may take wolf at no charge: Tag: $60 for non-residents, $100 for non-resident Aliens Arrive King Salmon September 8 Depart King Salmon September 22

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Alaska yukon moose

We use both calling and spot and stalk methods while hunting moose. All open season dates are just as the bulls are beginning the rut or are active during the rut. We work hard to get each harvested moose out quickly and by any possible means such as raft, jet boat, canoe, or by foot. As you can imagine, each moose provides a great amount of meat, and we will steadily continue packing out all of the meat from the field. We have moose hunting camps in some of the best habitat located in Southwest Alaska, the Alaska Interior, and on the Alaska Peninsula. Our hunts are conducted in September each year and after arrival into base camp you will continue on your hunt by either jet boat, canoe, and raft. Our average trophy moose taken are between 55 and 70 inches, with our past hunting seasons harvesting up to 77 inch moose and the current #4 Boone and Crockett Alaska moose. We focus on harvesting older mature bulls and a moose hunt also provides a great opportunity to hunt Grizzly as well in areas where the seasons coincide. Trophy fees are not included in the package price. Obtaining Tags and License please visit the State of Alaska Website (http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=hunting.main) for the needed tags and license(s). Trophy fees are to be paid one month prior to trip to the US office or Outfitter where they will be held until completion of the hunt and either kept by Outfitter for successful harvest of animals or returned to client within 10 days for any non-harvest of an animal. All species hunted or potentially hunted should be confirmed and paid for prior to arrival at camp to our US office.

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