This is a 6 day Caribou hunt package with 4 full hunting days and 1 trophy Caribou license included to the price. This type of hunting is very different from the other trophy hunting companies: on our autumn hunts the hunter participates not only in the ordinary camp work, but also with carrying camp equipment, and food, etc. to the camp, carrying trophy and meat down from the mountain, and carrying camp equipment back to the road after the hunt. There are no carriers and additional hunting guides to take care of everything. The hunt is done on foot. So you have to be in a fairly good condition, so you can walk 5 km out, and 5 km back with 30 kg on your back in varied terrain. But the longer you can walk, the better are the chances for big animals. It's possible to pay the guides for carrying your trophy for you, the cost is 10 euro per kg, and is not included in the tip. Please note that we hunt one animal at a time, and when all meat and trophy is back at camp, then we can start hunting the next animal. Furthermore, if we can’t carry all down the same day, then we bring down meat first, and trophy is stored in a tent to be carried down the next day. For hunting in August-September you need to bring a sleeping bag. When Muskox and Caribou are shot, we can use the rest of the hunt for small game hunting: snow hare availbale from August 1st; wingshooting: Canadian goose, duck, ptarmigan, loon are available from the 1st of September. Arctic fox and Raven available all season. Fishing arctic char in the lake at area 9 is also included, but bring your own fishing gear. Compound bow hunting is possible only on 1x1 basis (5000 euro per package), crossbow hunting is not allowed. Availability 2020: We take max. 4 hunters per group. August 18 to 23 - 4 openings August 28 to Sept.2 - 4 openings Sept. 7 to 12 - sold out Sept. 18 to 23 - sold out

Rifle Hunting Bow Hunting Stalking

Barren ground caribou

We’re hunting the Central Arctic Herd of Caribou in the Southern Slopes of the Brooks Range as they migrate to the Southern edge of their range for the winter months. Over the preceding 5 seasons, this herd has passed right through our hunting area during this time period, with thousands of animals pouring right through our camps! This 5 day, fully guided 1X1 hunt should give you plenty of time to harvest a quality Bull Caribou in some of the most beautiful mountains Alaska has to offer. Grizzlies can be harvested as a secondary animal if desired, a trophy fee will apply. Access is via company owned light aircraft equipped with tundra tires so we can access the most difficult landing areas. Accommodations will be comfortable 8X8 Arctic Ovens with cots to protect you from the freezing nights and snowfall that can come this time of year.

Rifle Hunting Bow Hunting Stalking

Barren ground caribou

We offer a 4 days Caribou hunt near Kangerlussuaq, West Greenland. The hunt bring the hunters into the real arctic wilderness, this is a hunting adventure in the worlds “Last Frontier”. Our hunting camp is remote and close to the magnificent Ice Cap. The camp is equipped with all necessary gear and placed in the center of Caribou land. We trek to the caribou herds and spot the strong bucks and then the hunt begins. We trek light and if necessary we put up a flycamp for the night, normally we have time to trek back to the base camp. September Is a good time for Caribou hunting because of the upcoming rutting season and because the Caribou has cleaned velvet off the antlers. Program: Day 1: - Arrival to Kangerlussuaq - Outfitter receives you and makes an introduction to the local area. - Transport to tent camp. - Caribou stalking hunt. - Overnight stay at hunting camp. Day 2-3: - Spot and stalk Caribou hunt. - Overnight stay at hunting camp. - Small game hunting (if possible). Day 4: - Caribou stalking hunt. - Return to Kangerlussuaq. - Overnight accommodation at hotel Day 5: - Departure from Kangerlussuaq. Available dates in 2020: 3-7 August 10-14 August

Rifle Hunting Bow Hunting Stalking

Barren ground caribou

We offer world class guided caribou hunts in Alaska. Hunting Alaska's Arctic is dangerous as well as expensive and challenging, Our Professional hunting Guides will assist you in your pursuit of Alaskan trophy caribou and arctic grizzlies. Our camps are comfortable and guides and equipment are top of the line. We offer Raft hunts as well as drop camps with the super cub. We only offer guided hunts as Alaska is a dangerous place. Weather can change quickly and your dream hunt can easily become a nightmare if you are unprepared. When you hunt with us you can rest easy as you will be in competent safe hands! We offer trophy fee options if you wish to harvest a grizzly bear on a caribou hunt. Family Hunting Trips We encourage bringing your family to the arctic. We take many fathers & sons and or daughters on hunts as well as husbands and wives. Caribou hunts are a great way to introduce your family to a real fair chase remote wilderness adventure that may leave them thirsty for more. The arctic is a once in a life time experience that you and your family will not soon forget. These hunts are available as a two hunters to one guide ratio as well as a three to one. A Caribou hunt is a great opportunity to share an experience of a life time with family and friends.

Rifle Hunting Bow Hunting Mountain Hunting

Barren ground caribou

This is a spot and stalk style backpack hunt, DRAW HUNT for the Nelchena herd. Contact us for more drawing info. Can be combined with a grizzly or black bear hunt. Season is August 10 - September 20. 10% Discount for Military, Law Enforcement, or First Responders.

Rifle Hunting Bow Hunting Stalking

Barren ground caribou

Includes wolf and fishing, $2,000 trophy fee for black bear if added Includes first antlered animal (moose or caribou) $5,000 trophy fee for 2nd antlered animal (moose or caribou) Hunting methods include 4×4 from base camp, horseback or fly-in backpack. Black bear can be hunted on any fall hunt on a trophy fee basis. The average antler spread of our moose is 45-55 inches with the occasional one reaching 60 inches. The vastness of our guide territory allows us to offer several different types of moose hunts without sacrificing the quality of the hunt or the quality of the moose. Out of base camp we can offer hunts for moose from 4×4, riverboat, tree-stand or on foot that can be tailored to anyone regardless of age or physical ability. Our caribou rival any in North America for trophy quality; however, we do not have the density in our area to offer too many exclusive caribou hunts. It is our preference to hunt caribou in combination with other species on backcountry horseback hunt. If you wish to hunt caribou as a single species you have to be prepared to spend a lot of time in the saddle traveling the high plateaus and ridges glassing for that big bull. All caribou harvested must be 5 points or better to ensure trophy quality. In the back country we can hunt for moose as a classic mountain horseback hunt or fly in by float plane and hunt moose from a remote drop camp.

Rifle Hunting Calling Stalking

Barren ground caribou Moose

The 10 day Grizzly/Caribou hunt will be booked as a medium difficulty backpack hunt on 1x1. We will plan on being in areas of less exposure to weather. Spike camp will be carried by the client and guide, usually on a through-hike (not coming out the same way they went in). The clients will need to be in top physical and mental shape. In the Arctic, one guarantee is by mid-September the mountain creeks have begun to freeze (if not already), storms have became more violent and higher elevation air strips are threatened by snow. Temperatures are generally in the 20 to 45 degree range. Along with the storms comes poor visibility, high river crossings and delayed travel. These times are mentally challenging for most hunters. Good Kavik Camp communication and high quality gear while in Spike Camp allows us to be patient and comfortable while waiting for better weather. During the later hunts, there are definitely fewer people out and about resulting in less traffic in the main valleys. Also animals seem to start moving out of high elevation areas that they have been in most of the summer and travel into transition areas lower down in elevation. Our packs will be approximately 60 lbs each. This will allow the guide to carry additional 100 lbs of game meat out and the hunter with 50 lbs of cape and horns. Air support will be utilized for pick up on a braided gravel bar of at least 500 ft. with a good approach. Hunting License and tags not included in above prices. Our company sells tags but you can also purchase at http://www.adfg.alaska.gov. For an additional fee of $3000 you can request your own packer to aid with your entire hunt. We have full time butcher to cut, grind and vacuum seal your game. Additional species on a trophy fee basis while on the hunt.

Rifle Hunting Stalking

Barren ground caribou Grizzly

Hunts are August through September, our caribou trophies have been stellar in recent years. The herds are thriving and the numbers are on the increase.

Rifle Hunting Stalking

Barren ground caribou

Caribou are the iconic migrators of Alaska. Remarkable in their endurance and the vast territories they cover, they truly are outstanding animals to see. In the Brooks Range, we hunt the Porcupine herd, one of the healthiest and most prolific herds in the world. This is a "spot-and-stalk" and ambush pass-through style hunt. This hunt is 1 guide per hunter and includes 1 caribou. A second caribou may be add for a $4,000 trophy fee. Wolves may be hunted for no additional fee. This hunt is generally of moderate difficulty, although it may be quite easy depending upon how well your trip is timed with height of migration through camp. 7 hunting days and 9 total trip days.

Rifle Hunting Bow Hunting

Barren ground caribou

This is a 6 day Caribou hunt package with 4 full hunting days and 1 trophy Caribou license included to the price. This type of hunting is very different from the other trophy hunting companies: on our autumn hunts the hunter participates not only in the ordinary camp work, but also with carrying camp equipment, and food, etc. to the camp, carrying trophy and meat down from the mountain, and carrying camp equipment back to the road after the hunt. There are no carriers and additional hunting guides to take care of everything. The hunt is done on foot. So you have to be in a fairly good condition, so you can walk 5 km out, and 5 km back with 30 kg on your back in varied terrain. But the longer you can walk, the better are the chances for big animals. It's possible to pay the guides for carrying your trophy for you, the cost is 10 euro per kg, and is not included in the tip. Please note that we hunt one animal at a time, and when all meat and trophy is back at camp, then we can start hunting the next animal. Furthermore, if we can’t carry all down the same day, then we bring down meat first, and trophy is stored in a tent to be carried down the next day. For hunting in August-September you need to bring a sleeping bag. When Muskox and Caribou are shot, we can use the rest of the hunt for small game hunting: snow hare availbale from August 1st; wingshooting: Canadian goose, duck, ptarmigan, loon are available from the 1st of September. Arctic fox and Raven available all season. Fishing arctic char in the lake at area 9 is also included, but bring your own fishing gear. Compound bow hunting is possible only on 1x1 basis (5000 euro per package), crossbow hunting is not allowed. Availability 2021: We take max. 4 hunters per group. August 20 to 25 - 4 openings August 29 to Sept. 3 - 2 openings Sept. 7 to 12 - 2 openings Sept. 16 to 21 - 4 openings Sept. 25 to 30 - 4 openings

Rifle Hunting Bow Hunting Stalking

Barren ground caribou