10 Day Black Bear Hunt (2 Bears)

7-day fully Guided Float Fishing/Camping Trips $3,300

Price Includes:
• All Camping Gear: (excluding sleeping bags, dry bags, and personal gear)
• Six Man Extreme Weather Bomb Shelter Sleeping Tents. You stay dry and warm in them. Two people per tent.
• Cots with Therma Rest sleeping pads for your sleeping comfort.
• Satellite Phones
• Rafts: Our Sotar (State Of The Art Rafts) rafts are American made in Oregon, 14 foot lengths. Sotar rafts are the best professional quality river rafts that money can buy. These comfortable rafts are oar powered by our experienced guides. We use rowing frames and large ice chests. You fish from these oar powered rafts with skilled licensed fishing guides drifting you along the beautiful rivers and streams.
• Licenses: We are a State of Alaska vendor for selling fishing licenses. You may purchase them on line before leaving home, once you arrive in Anchorage, or directly from us once you arrive.
• Flight: to and from Village to remote river or base camp
• Experienced Licensed Guides: Guiding Alaska since 1985, Russia since 1989
• Meals: Hearty Meals, Hot Drinks, Shore Lunches
• Limited Fishing tackle is also available for purchase (when available)

Price does not include:
• Flight from Anchorage to Village commencement point
• Fishing Licenses
• Gratuities

What we recommend you bring:
You are expected to provide your own fishing tackle, personal gear, clothing, and sleeping bag. An equipment list that is trip specific is sent to you once we have received your down payment. You will need to keep your total gear (clothes included) to under 50lbs per person.

Our Float trips provide you with everything you need while fishing these isolated rivers and streams. Our upper headwaters man made build base camp allows us access to this isolated region that no one else is in for the most exclusive fresh water fishing for miles around. We have sole use and are the only operators in this region. The area is untouched and secluded for the best private fresh water float trip of your dreams. One of the few Alaskan rivers that provides this many varieties of species of fresh water fish in abundance while having the area to yourself.

No competition, no sharing the river with other anglers, just you and the river for the experience of a lifetime. Flowing fresh water fishing down crystal clear water rivers and streams provide great sport fishing for Kings (Chinook), Coho (Silver), Chum (Dog), Pink (Humpy) and Sockeye (Red) Salmon, Arctic Grayling, Arctic Char (Dolly Varden), Sheefish, Burbot, and Northern Pike. Everything from daily fly-outs right from base camp, 8 wheel drive argos/atv adventures, hiking excursions, we can adapt and customize any fishing, backpacking, photo safari, gold panning, or camping trip to suit your groups needs and interests.

Reservation and cancellation policy:
A $1000 per person down payment is required to reserve space. 50% of total trip price is due by January 1st and full payment is due 60 days prior to departure or May 1st, which ever comes first. A down payment is to secure a booking toward an upcoming fishing trip and a commitment to the trip by both the client and Alaska Bush Adventures LLC. Therefore it is our police that once payments have been made there will be no refunds or rollovers to another year unless the fisherman who contracted the trip finds another to fulfill their obligation. We highly recommend you purchase trip insurance to protect your trip investment.

This trip is for the angler that is looking to experience Alaska's very remote fresh water fishing opportunities and also offers private sole use of the area being fished. So grab your rod and let's go fishing.

7-day fully Guided Deluxe Base Camp Jet Boat Fishing Trip $3,600

Price Includes:
• All Camping Gear: (excluding sleeping bags, dry bags, and personal gear)
• Six Man Extreme Weather Bomb Shelter Sleeping Tents. You stay dry and warm in them. Two people per tent.
• Cots with Therma Rest sleeping pads for your sleeping comfort.
• Satellite Phones
• Rafts: Our Sotar (State Of The Art Rafts) rafts are American made in Oregon, 14 foot lengths. Sotar rafts are the best professional quality river rafts that money can buy. These comfortable rafts are oar powered by our experienced guides. We use rowing frames and large ice chests. You fish from these oar powered rafts with skilled licensed fishing guides drifting you along the beautiful rivers and streams.
• Licenses: We are a State of Alaska vendor for selling fishing licenses. You may purchase them on line before leaving home, once you arrive in Anchorage, or directly from us once you arrive.
• Flight: to and from Village to remote river or base camp
• Experienced Licensed Guides: Guiding Alaska since 1985, Russia since 1989
• Meals: Hearty Meals, Hot Drinks, Shore Lunches
• Limited Fishing tackle is also available for purchase (when available)

Price does not include:
• Flight from Anchorage to Village commencement point
• Fishing Licenses
• Gratuities

What we recommend you bring:
You are expected to provide your own fishing tackle, personal gear, clothing, and sleeping bag. An equipment list that is trip specific is sent to you once we have received your down payment. You will need to keep your total gear (clothes included) to under 50lbs per person.

Our Float trips provide you with everything you need while fishing these isolated rivers and streams. Our upper headwaters man made build base camp allows us access to this isolated region that no one else is in for the most exclusive fresh water fishing for miles around. We have sole use and are the only operators in this region. The area is untouched and secluded for the best private fresh water float trip of your dreams. One of the few Alaskan rivers that provides this many varieties of species of fresh water fish in abundance while having the area to yourself.

No competition, no sharing the river with other anglers, just you and the river for the experience of a lifetime. Flowing fresh water fishing down crystal clear water rivers and streams provide great sport fishing for Kings (Chinook), Coho (Silver), Chum (Dog), Pink (Humpy) and Sockeye (Red) Salmon, Arctic Grayling, Arctic Char (Dolly Varden), Sheefish, Burbot, and Northern Pike. Everything from daily fly-outs right from base camp, 8 wheel drive argos/atv adventures, hiking excursions, we can adapt and customize any fishing, backpacking, photo safari, gold panning, or camping trip to suit your groups needs and interests.

Reservation and cancellation policy:
A $1000 per person down payment is required to reserve space. 50% of total trip price is due by January 1st and full payment is due 60 days prior to departure or May 1st, which ever comes first. A down payment is to secure a booking toward an upcoming fishing trip and a commitment to the trip by both the client and Alaska Bush Adventures LLC. Therefore it is our police that once payments have been made there will be no refunds or rollovers to another year unless the fisherman who contracted the trip finds another to fulfill their obligation. We highly recommend you purchase trip insurance to protect your trip investment.

This trip is for the angler that is looking to experience Alaska's very remote fresh water fishing opportunities and also offers private sole use of the area being fished. So grab your rod and let's go fishing.

Guided River Jet Boat & 8 Wheel Drive Argo ATV Vehicle Hunts 1X1 2X1 # Days
Alaska Yukon Moose, Wolf & Fishing $18,500 $16,500 10

Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1500.

WHATS INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE HUNT
Logistical support and consultation before and after the hunt, including:
• Information on how, when and where to purchase your hunting license and tags
• Arrangement of charters and flights to and from main camp
• Shipping your trophies to the expediter in Anchorage or advice on how to take care of the trophy yourself.
The point of outfitting begins in our main camp. A fully outfitted and well stocked camp, professional licensed guide, and trophy care while in the field.

Additional costs you can expect:
• Non Resident Big Game Tags & Hunting License
• Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1,450.00
• Hotel Rooms in Anchorage
• Freight/Shipping expenses to get your Antlers, Capes & Meat from Anchorage, Alaska to your final destination.

The best way to ship your antlers, capes & meat to the final destination is to become a “Known Shipper” with the Airline you are traveling with by contacting their Air Cargo/Freight Office to register with them as a “Known Shipper”.

Alaska Bush Adventures L.L.C. has been in business since 1985. Our goal is to provide you with personal service and success, while you are enjoying yourself in the great Alaskan Wilderness. Alaska Yukon Moose are the largest of the Alaskan Moose Species and are found across Alaska. An adult bull can top the scales between twelve and sixteen hundred pounds.

Trophy class bulls are found throughout Alaska, some of the largest come from the western portion of the state. Alaskan Moose occasionally produce trophy-size antlers when they are 6 or 7 years old, with the largest antlers grown at approximately 10 to 12 years of age. In the wild, Moose rarely live more than 16 years. In several areas of Alaska, Moose can produce antlers that measure over 70 inches wide. Although 70 inch Alaskan Moose are uncommon, our clients have harvested such awesome animals in the past. Mature Alaskan bull Moose with their fully developed antlers are very majestic trophies and with our experience of hunting Alaska Moose since the 1970's we can help you in

SECURING YOUR LICENSE AND TAGS
Nonresident and Nonresident Alien hunters must buy the appropriate metal locking tag before hunting a big game animal. Immediately after the kill, the tag must be affixed & locked on the animal. The tag must remain on the animal until the animal is prepared for storage, exported, or consumed. For animals such as bear, in units where the meat is not required to be salvaged, tags must be locked on the hide.

For our Guided clients we will sell you your license and tags once you arrive in hunting camp. Additional tags are available at our camp should you wish to take another animal during your hunt. Big Game Tags are not to be confused with Harvest Tickets which are required when hunting for Moose & Caribou. They are free & available at the Alaska Department of Fish & Game. Big Game Tags must be fastened or attached, & locked on a harvested animal around one of the antlers of a Moose, Caribou or Stika Deer or to the hide of a Bear, Wolf or Wolverine immediately after the kill and must remain there until the animal is prepared for storage, consumed or exported.

DO GUIDES RECEIVE GRATUITIES
Of course, it's entirely up to you as the Client, whether or not you wish to leave a tip for your Guide. Our Guides work hard to insure you have a successful and enjoyable hunt. Each person values another person's service differently and a generous tip for a hard working guide is always appreciated and the standard in the hunting industry. While each person must determine what amount to give, a 8-12% of the hunt cost is the Industry standard & will be greatly appreciated.

Guided River Jet Boat & 8 Wheel Drive Argo ATV Vehicle Hunts 1X1 2X1 # Days
Alaska Yukon Moose, Wolf & Fishing $18,500 $16,500 10

Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1500.

WHATS INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE HUNT
Logistical support and consultation before and after the hunt, including:
• Information on how, when and where to purchase your hunting license and tags
• Arrangement of charters and flights to and from main camp
• Shipping your trophies to the expediter in Anchorage or advice on how to take care of the trophy yourself.
The point of outfitting begins in our main camp. A fully outfitted and well stocked camp, professional licensed guide, and trophy care while in the field.

Additional costs you can expect:
• Non Resident Big Game Tags & Hunting License
• Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1,450.00
• Hotel Rooms in Anchorage
• Freight/Shipping expenses to get your Antlers, Capes & Meat from Anchorage, Alaska to your final destination.

The best way to ship your antlers, capes & meat to the final destination is to become a “Known Shipper” with the Airline you are traveling with by contacting their Air Cargo/Freight Office to register with them as a “Known Shipper”.

Alaska Bush Adventures L.L.C. has been in business since 1985. Our goal is to provide you with personal service and success, while you are enjoying yourself in the great Alaskan Wilderness. Alaska Yukon Moose are the largest of the Alaskan Moose Species and are found across Alaska. An adult bull can top the scales between twelve and sixteen hundred pounds.

Trophy class bulls are found throughout Alaska, some of the largest come from the western portion of the state. Alaskan Moose occasionally produce trophy-size antlers when they are 6 or 7 years old, with the largest antlers grown at approximately 10 to 12 years of age. In the wild, Moose rarely live more than 16 years. In several areas of Alaska, Moose can produce antlers that measure over 70 inches wide. Although 70 inch Alaskan Moose are uncommon, our clients have harvested such awesome animals in the past. Mature Alaskan bull Moose with their fully developed antlers are very majestic trophies and with our experience of hunting Alaska Moose since the 1970's we can help you in

SECURING YOUR LICENSE AND TAGS
Nonresident and Nonresident Alien hunters must buy the appropriate metal locking tag before hunting a big game animal. Immediately after the kill, the tag must be affixed & locked on the animal. The tag must remain on the animal until the animal is prepared for storage, exported, or consumed. For animals such as bear, in units where the meat is not required to be salvaged, tags must be locked on the hide.

For our Guided clients we will sell you your license and tags once you arrive in hunting camp. Additional tags are available at our camp should you wish to take another animal during your hunt. Big Game Tags are not to be confused with Harvest Tickets which are required when hunting for Moose & Caribou. They are free & available at the Alaska Department of Fish & Game. Big Game Tags must be fastened or attached, & locked on a harvested animal around one of the antlers of a Moose, Caribou or Stika Deer or to the hide of a Bear, Wolf or Wolverine immediately after the kill and must remain there until the animal is prepared for storage, consumed or exported.

DO GUIDES RECEIVE GRATUITIES
Of course, it's entirely up to you as the Client, whether or not you wish to leave a tip for your Guide. Our Guides work hard to insure you have a successful and enjoyable hunt. Each person values another person's service differently and a generous tip for a hard working guide is always appreciated and the standard in the hunting industry. While each person must determine what amount to give, a 8-12% of the hunt cost is the Industry standard & will be greatly appreciated.

Guided River Jet Boat & 8 Wheel Drive Argo ATV Vehicle Hunts 1X1 2X1 # Days
Alaska Yukon Moose, Wolf & Fishing $22,500 $18,500 14

Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1500.

WHATS INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE HUNT
Logistical support and consultation before and after the hunt, including:
• Information on how, when and where to purchase your hunting license and tags
• Arrangement of charters and flights to and from main camp
• Shipping your trophies to the expediter in Anchorage or advice on how to take care of the trophy yourself.
The point of outfitting begins in our main camp. A fully outfitted and well stocked camp, professional licensed guide, and trophy care while in the field.

Additional costs you can expect:
• Non Resident Big Game Tags & Hunting License
• Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1,450.00
• Hotel Rooms in Anchorage
• Freight/Shipping expenses to get your Antlers, Capes & Meat from Anchorage, Alaska to your final destination.

The best way to ship your antlers, capes & meat to the final destination is to become a “Known Shipper” with the Airline you are traveling with by contacting their Air Cargo/Freight Office to register with them as a “Known Shipper”.

Alaska Bush Adventures L.L.C. has been in business since 1985. Our goal is to provide you with personal service and success, while you are enjoying yourself in the great Alaskan Wilderness. Alaska Yukon Moose are the largest of the Alaskan Moose Species and are found across Alaska. An adult bull can top the scales between twelve and sixteen hundred pounds.

Trophy class bulls are found throughout Alaska, some of the largest come from the western portion of the state. Alaskan Moose occasionally produce trophy-size antlers when they are 6 or 7 years old, with the largest antlers grown at approximately 10 to 12 years of age. In the wild, Moose rarely live more than 16 years. In several areas of Alaska, Moose can produce antlers that measure over 70 inches wide. Although 70 inch Alaskan Moose are uncommon, our clients have harvested such awesome animals in the past. Mature Alaskan bull Moose with their fully developed antlers are very majestic trophies and with our experience of hunting Alaska Moose since the 1970's we can help you in

SECURING YOUR LICENSE AND TAGS
Nonresident and Nonresident Alien hunters must buy the appropriate metal locking tag before hunting a big game animal. Immediately after the kill, the tag must be affixed & locked on the animal. The tag must remain on the animal until the animal is prepared for storage, exported, or consumed. For animals such as bear, in units where the meat is not required to be salvaged, tags must be locked on the hide.

For our Guided clients we will sell you your license and tags once you arrive in hunting camp. Additional tags are available at our camp should you wish to take another animal during your hunt. Big Game Tags are not to be confused with Harvest Tickets which are required when hunting for Moose & Caribou. They are free & available at the Alaska Department of Fish & Game. Big Game Tags must be fastened or attached, & locked on a harvested animal around one of the antlers of a Moose, Caribou or Stika Deer or to the hide of a Bear, Wolf or Wolverine immediately after the kill and must remain there until the animal is prepared for storage, consumed or exported.

DO GUIDES RECEIVE GRATUITIES
Of course, it's entirely up to you as the Client, whether or not you wish to leave a tip for your Guide. Our Guides work hard to insure you have a successful and enjoyable hunt. Each person values another person's service differently and a generous tip for a hard working guide is always appreciated and the standard in the hunting industry. While each person must determine what amount to give, a 8-12% of the hunt cost is the Industry standard & will be greatly appreciated.

Guided River Jet Boat & 8 Wheel Drive Argo ATV Vehicle Hunts 1X1 2X1 # Days
Alaska Yukon Moose, Wolf & Fishing $22,500 $18,500 14

Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1500.

WHATS INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE HUNT
Logistical support and consultation before and after the hunt, including:
• Information on how, when and where to purchase your hunting license and tags
• Arrangement of charters and flights to and from main camp
• Shipping your trophies to the expediter in Anchorage or advice on how to take care of the trophy yourself.
The point of outfitting begins in our main camp. A fully outfitted and well stocked camp, professional licensed guide, and trophy care while in the field.

Additional costs you can expect:
• Non Resident Big Game Tags & Hunting License
• Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1,450.00
• Hotel Rooms in Anchorage
• Freight/Shipping expenses to get your Antlers, Capes & Meat from Anchorage, Alaska to your final destination.

The best way to ship your antlers, capes & meat to the final destination is to become a “Known Shipper” with the Airline you are traveling with by contacting their Air Cargo/Freight Office to register with them as a “Known Shipper”.

Alaska Bush Adventures L.L.C. has been in business since 1985. Our goal is to provide you with personal service and success, while you are enjoying yourself in the great Alaskan Wilderness. Alaska Yukon Moose are the largest of the Alaskan Moose Species and are found across Alaska. An adult bull can top the scales between twelve and sixteen hundred pounds.

Trophy class bulls are found throughout Alaska, some of the largest come from the western portion of the state. Alaskan Moose occasionally produce trophy-size antlers when they are 6 or 7 years old, with the largest antlers grown at approximately 10 to 12 years of age. In the wild, Moose rarely live more than 16 years. In several areas of Alaska, Moose can produce antlers that measure over 70 inches wide. Although 70 inch Alaskan Moose are uncommon, our clients have harvested such awesome animals in the past. Mature Alaskan bull Moose with their fully developed antlers are very majestic trophies and with our experience of hunting Alaska Moose since the 1970's we can help you in

SECURING YOUR LICENSE AND TAGS
Nonresident and Nonresident Alien hunters must buy the appropriate metal locking tag before hunting a big game animal. Immediately after the kill, the tag must be affixed & locked on the animal. The tag must remain on the animal until the animal is prepared for storage, exported, or consumed. For animals such as bear, in units where the meat is not required to be salvaged, tags must be locked on the hide.

For our Guided clients we will sell you your license and tags once you arrive in hunting camp. Additional tags are available at our camp should you wish to take another animal during your hunt. Big Game Tags are not to be confused with Harvest Tickets which are required when hunting for Moose & Caribou. They are free & available at the Alaska Department of Fish & Game. Big Game Tags must be fastened or attached, & locked on a harvested animal around one of the antlers of a Moose, Caribou or Stika Deer or to the hide of a Bear, Wolf or Wolverine immediately after the kill and must remain there until the animal is prepared for storage, consumed or exported.

DO GUIDES RECEIVE GRATUITIES
Of course, it's entirely up to you as the Client, whether or not you wish to leave a tip for your Guide. Our Guides work hard to insure you have a successful and enjoyable hunt. Each person values another person's service differently and a generous tip for a hard working guide is always appreciated and the standard in the hunting industry. While each person must determine what amount to give, a 8-12% of the hunt cost is the Industry standard & will be greatly appreciated.

Guided River Jet Boat & 8 Wheel Drive Argo ATV Vehicle Hunts 1X1 2X1 # Days
1 Brown Bear or 1 Grizzly Bear, Wolf & Fishing $15,500 $12,500 10

(second Brown Bear may be harvested for a $3500 trophy fee. Call for more information)

Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1500.

WHATS INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE HUNT
Logistical support and consultation before and after the hunt, including:
• Information on how, when and where to purchase your hunting license and tags
• Arrangement of charters and flights to and from main camp
• Shipping your trophies to the expediter in Anchorage or advice on how to take care of the trophy yourself.
The point of outfitting begins in our main camp. A fully outfitted and well stocked camp, professional licensed guide, and trophy care while in the field.

Additional costs you can expect:
• Non Resident Big Game Tags & Hunting License
• Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1,450.00
• Hotel Rooms in Anchorage
• Freight/Shipping expenses to get your Antlers, Capes & Meat from Anchorage, Alaska to your final destination.

It is not uncommon to see numerous bears in a single day during August and September. The population of Alaskan Brown Bear and Alaska Grizzly Bears are large enough in our guide use area that the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has changed the regulations to allow two of these bears every regulatory year instead of the normal one bear every four regulatory years.

Farther inland, the interior Grizzly Bear is somewhat smaller than the coastal Brown Bear. Probably this has to do with the richer food source available to the coastal Bears that feed on the abundant Alaskan Salmon runs. The bears in our guide areas can weigh between 500 and 1000 pounds. These bears are outstanding trophies in any one's book. They feed on the King Salmon, Silver Salmon and Sockeye Salmon runs in the rivers and streams during late July and August. During mid August and early September they start to supplement their diet with wild Blue Berries and highly nutritious Ground Squirrels that are found in abundance in the upper alpine mountainsides and meadows. The color of the bears can vary considerably with the Alaska Brown Bear and Alaska Grizzly Bears. They can range in color from dark chocolate to a very blond. As a rule, the darker the bear the larger they are.

SECURING YOUR LICENSE AND TAGS
Nonresident and Nonresident Alien hunters must buy the appropriate metal locking tag before hunting a big game animal. Immediately after the kill, the tag must be affixed & locked on the animal. The tag must remain on the animal until the animal is prepared for storage, exported, or consumed. For animals such as bear, in units where the meat is not required to be salvaged, tags must be locked on the hide.

For our Guided clients we will sell you your license and tags once you arrive in hunting camp. Additional tags are available at our camp should you wish to take another animal during your hunt. Big Game Tags are not to be confused with Harvest Tickets which are required when hunting for Moose & Caribou. They are free & available at the Alaska Department of Fish & Game.

DO GUIDES RECEIVE GRATUITIES
Of course, it's entirely up to you as the Client, whether or not you wish to leave a tip for your Guide. Our Guides work hard to insure you have a successful and enjoyable hunt. Each person values another person's service differently and a generous tip for a hard working guide is always appreciated and the standard in the hunting industry. While each person must determine what amount to give, a 8-12% of the hunt cost is the Industry standard & will be greatly appreciated.

Guided River Jet Boat & 8 Wheel Drive Argo ATV Vehicle Hunts 1X1 2X1 # Days
1 Brown Bear or 1 Grizzly Bear, Wolf & Fishing $15,500 $12,500 10

(second Brown Bear may be harvested for a $3500 trophy fee. Call for more information)

Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1500.

WHATS INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE HUNT
Logistical support and consultation before and after the hunt, including:
• Information on how, when and where to purchase your hunting license and tags
• Arrangement of charters and flights to and from main camp
• Shipping your trophies to the expediter in Anchorage or advice on how to take care of the trophy yourself.
The point of outfitting begins in our main camp. A fully outfitted and well stocked camp, professional licensed guide, and trophy care while in the field.

Additional costs you can expect:
• Non Resident Big Game Tags & Hunting License
• Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1,450.00
• Hotel Rooms in Anchorage
• Freight/Shipping expenses to get your Antlers, Capes & Meat from Anchorage, Alaska to your final destination.

It is not uncommon to see numerous bears in a single day during August and September. The population of Alaskan Brown Bear and Alaska Grizzly Bears are large enough in our guide use area that the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has changed the regulations to allow two of these bears every regulatory year instead of the normal one bear every four regulatory years.

Farther inland, the interior Grizzly Bear is somewhat smaller than the coastal Brown Bear. Probably this has to do with the richer food source available to the coastal Bears that feed on the abundant Alaskan Salmon runs. The bears in our guide areas can weigh between 500 and 1000 pounds. These bears are outstanding trophies in any one's book. They feed on the King Salmon, Silver Salmon and Sockeye Salmon runs in the rivers and streams during late July and August. During mid August and early September they start to supplement their diet with wild Blue Berries and highly nutritious Ground Squirrels that are found in abundance in the upper alpine mountainsides and meadows. The color of the bears can vary considerably with the Alaska Brown Bear and Alaska Grizzly Bears. They can range in color from dark chocolate to a very blond. As a rule, the darker the bear the larger they are.

SECURING YOUR LICENSE AND TAGS
Nonresident and Nonresident Alien hunters must buy the appropriate metal locking tag before hunting a big game animal. Immediately after the kill, the tag must be affixed & locked on the animal. The tag must remain on the animal until the animal is prepared for storage, exported, or consumed. For animals such as bear, in units where the meat is not required to be salvaged, tags must be locked on the hide.

For our Guided clients we will sell you your license and tags once you arrive in hunting camp. Additional tags are available at our camp should you wish to take another animal during your hunt. Big Game Tags are not to be confused with Harvest Tickets which are required when hunting for Moose & Caribou. They are free & available at the Alaska Department of Fish & Game.

DO GUIDES RECEIVE GRATUITIES
Of course, it's entirely up to you as the Client, whether or not you wish to leave a tip for your Guide. Our Guides work hard to insure you have a successful and enjoyable hunt. Each person values another person's service differently and a generous tip for a hard working guide is always appreciated and the standard in the hunting industry. While each person must determine what amount to give, a 8-12% of the hunt cost is the Industry standard & will be greatly appreciated.

Guided River Jet Boat & 8 Wheel Drive Argo ATV Vehicle Hunts 1X1 2X1 # Days
1 Brown Bear or 1 Grizzly Bear, Wolf & Fishing $17,500 $14,500 14

(second Brown Bear may be harvested for a $3500 trophy fee. Call for more information)

Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1500.

WHATS INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE HUNT
Logistical support and consultation before and after the hunt, including:
• Information on how, when and where to purchase your hunting license and tags
• Arrangement of charters and flights to and from main camp
• Shipping your trophies to the expediter in Anchorage or advice on how to take care of the trophy yourself.
The point of outfitting begins in our main camp. A fully outfitted and well stocked camp, professional licensed guide, and trophy care while in the field.

Additional costs you can expect:
• Non Resident Big Game Tags & Hunting License
• Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1,450.00
• Hotel Rooms in Anchorage
• Freight/Shipping expenses to get your Antlers, Capes & Meat from Anchorage, Alaska to your final destination.

It is not uncommon to see numerous bears in a single day during August and September. The population of Alaskan Brown Bear and Alaska Grizzly Bears are large enough in our guide use area that the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has changed the regulations to allow two of these bears every regulatory year instead of the normal one bear every four regulatory years.

Farther inland, the interior Grizzly Bear is somewhat smaller than the coastal Brown Bear. Probably this has to do with the richer food source available to the coastal Bears that feed on the abundant Alaskan Salmon runs. The bears in our guide areas can weigh between 500 and 1000 pounds. These bears are outstanding trophies in any one's book. They feed on the King Salmon, Silver Salmon and Sockeye Salmon runs in the rivers and streams during late July and August. During mid August and early September they start to supplement their diet with wild Blue Berries and highly nutritious Ground Squirrels that are found in abundance in the upper alpine mountainsides and meadows. The color of the bears can vary considerably with the Alaska Brown Bear and Alaska Grizzly Bears. They can range in color from dark chocolate to a very blond. As a rule, the darker the bear the larger they are.

SECURING YOUR LICENSE AND TAGS
Nonresident and Nonresident Alien hunters must buy the appropriate metal locking tag before hunting a big game animal. Immediately after the kill, the tag must be affixed & locked on the animal. The tag must remain on the animal until the animal is prepared for storage, exported, or consumed. For animals such as bear, in units where the meat is not required to be salvaged, tags must be locked on the hide.

For our Guided clients we will sell you your license and tags once you arrive in hunting camp. Additional tags are available at our camp should you wish to take another animal during your hunt. Big Game Tags are not to be confused with Harvest Tickets which are required when hunting for Moose & Caribou. They are free & available at the Alaska Department of Fish & Game.

DO GUIDES RECEIVE GRATUITIES
Of course, it's entirely up to you as the Client, whether or not you wish to leave a tip for your Guide. Our Guides work hard to insure you have a successful and enjoyable hunt. Each person values another person's service differently and a generous tip for a hard working guide is always appreciated and the standard in the hunting industry. While each person must determine what amount to give, a 8-12% of the hunt cost is the Industry standard & will be greatly appreciated.

Guided River Jet Boat & 8 Wheel Drive Argo ATV Vehicle Hunts 1X1 2X1 # Days
1 Brown Bear or 1 Grizzly Bear, Wolf & Fishing $17,500 $14,500 14

(second Brown Bear may be harvested for a $3500 trophy fee. Call for more information)

Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1500.

WHATS INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE HUNT
Logistical support and consultation before and after the hunt, including:
• Information on how, when and where to purchase your hunting license and tags
• Arrangement of charters and flights to and from main camp
• Shipping your trophies to the expediter in Anchorage or advice on how to take care of the trophy yourself.
The point of outfitting begins in our main camp. A fully outfitted and well stocked camp, professional licensed guide, and trophy care while in the field.

Additional costs you can expect:
• Non Resident Big Game Tags & Hunting License
• Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1,450.00
• Hotel Rooms in Anchorage
• Freight/Shipping expenses to get your Antlers, Capes & Meat from Anchorage, Alaska to your final destination.

It is not uncommon to see numerous bears in a single day during August and September. The population of Alaskan Brown Bear and Alaska Grizzly Bears are large enough in our guide use area that the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has changed the regulations to allow two of these bears every regulatory year instead of the normal one bear every four regulatory years.

Farther inland, the interior Grizzly Bear is somewhat smaller than the coastal Brown Bear. Probably this has to do with the richer food source available to the coastal Bears that feed on the abundant Alaskan Salmon runs. The bears in our guide areas can weigh between 500 and 1000 pounds. These bears are outstanding trophies in any one's book. They feed on the King Salmon, Silver Salmon and Sockeye Salmon runs in the rivers and streams during late July and August. During mid August and early September they start to supplement their diet with wild Blue Berries and highly nutritious Ground Squirrels that are found in abundance in the upper alpine mountainsides and meadows. The color of the bears can vary considerably with the Alaska Brown Bear and Alaska Grizzly Bears. They can range in color from dark chocolate to a very blond. As a rule, the darker the bear the larger they are.

SECURING YOUR LICENSE AND TAGS
Nonresident and Nonresident Alien hunters must buy the appropriate metal locking tag before hunting a big game animal. Immediately after the kill, the tag must be affixed & locked on the animal. The tag must remain on the animal until the animal is prepared for storage, exported, or consumed. For animals such as bear, in units where the meat is not required to be salvaged, tags must be locked on the hide.

For our Guided clients we will sell you your license and tags once you arrive in hunting camp. Additional tags are available at our camp should you wish to take another animal during your hunt. Big Game Tags are not to be confused with Harvest Tickets which are required when hunting for Moose & Caribou. They are free & available at the Alaska Department of Fish & Game.

DO GUIDES RECEIVE GRATUITIES
Of course, it's entirely up to you as the Client, whether or not you wish to leave a tip for your Guide. Our Guides work hard to insure you have a successful and enjoyable hunt. Each person values another person's service differently and a generous tip for a hard working guide is always appreciated and the standard in the hunting industry. While each person must determine what amount to give, a 8-12% of the hunt cost is the Industry standard & will be greatly appreciated.

Guided River Jet Boat & 8 Wheel Drive Argo ATV Vehicle Hunts 1X1 2X1 # Days
1 Black Bear, Wolf, Wolverine & Fishing . $6,800 $5,800 10

Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1500.

WHATS INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE HUNT
Logistical support and consultation before and after the hunt, including:
• Information on how, when and where to purchase your hunting license and tags
• Arrangement of charters and flights to and from main camp
• Shipping your trophies to the expediter in Anchorage or advice on how to take care of the trophy yourself.
The point of outfitting begins in our main camp. A fully outfitted and well stocked camp, professional licensed guide, and trophy care while in the field.

Additional costs you can expect:
• Non Resident Big Game Tags & Hunting License
• Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1,450.00
• Hotel Rooms in Anchorage
• Freight/Shipping expenses to get your Antlers, Capes & Meat from Anchorage, Alaska to your final destination.

When hunting Black Bear the season is open year round in our guide use areas where the bears can be found both fishing on the rivers and in the mountains feeding on berries. This is a good time to use our jet boats to hunt the spots they frequent and to watch at the entrances of the streams that hold large numbers of spawning Alaskan Salmon. In mid August more Bears begin to migrate off of the Salmon streams climbing up to the mountains to search for wild berries. The spot and stalk method is used here very successful. When a good bear is spotted the chase begins and all of our efforts are used to get into position to make the harvest. Numerous bears have gotten away because of poor shooting and the lack of stamina needed to close the deal. More than likely the stalk will require that we move to intercept a bear as it travels around the mountain feeding on berries or on the rivers/streams while the salmon are still running in large numbers.

In the Fall the colors are spectacular, animals begin to move about more and it's truly a great time to be in the wild bush wilderness in Alaska. Our Guides have many seasoned years of experience in hunting, glassing, scouting along with extensive knowledge of Black Bears. You may also enjoy excellent Sport Fishing during your hunt for Alaskan Rainbow Trout, Arctic Grayling, (Char) Dolly Varden, Burbot, Northern Pike, Alaskan Chinook (Kings), Sockeye (Reds) and Coho (Silver) Salmon on the fresh water rivers we hunt.

SECURING YOUR LICENSE AND TAGS
Nonresident and Nonresident Alien hunters must buy the appropriate metal locking tag before hunting a big game animal. Immediately after the kill, the tag must be affixed & locked on the animal. The tag must remain on the animal until the animal is prepared for storage, exported, or consumed. For animals such as bear, in units where the meat is not required to be salvaged, tags must be locked on the hide.

For our Guided clients we will sell you your license and tags once you arrive in hunting camp. Additional tags are available at our camp should you wish to take another animal during your hunt. Big Game Tags are not to be confused with Harvest Tickets which are required when hunting for Moose & Caribou. They are free & available at the Alaska Department of Fish & Game.

DO GUIDES RECEIVE GRATUITIES
Of course, it's entirely up to you as the Client, whether or not you wish to leave a tip for your Guide. Our Guides work hard to insure you have a successful and enjoyable hunt. Each person values another person's service differently and a generous tip for a hard working guide is always appreciated and the standard in the hunting industry. While each person must determine what amount to give, a 8-12% of the hunt cost is the Industry standard & will be greatly appreciated.

Guided River Jet Boat & 8 Wheel Drive Argo ATV Vehicle Hunts 1X1 2X1 # Days
1 Black Bear, Wolf, Wolverine & Fishing . $6,800 $5,800 10

Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1500.

WHATS INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE HUNT
Logistical support and consultation before and after the hunt, including:
• Information on how, when and where to purchase your hunting license and tags
• Arrangement of charters and flights to and from main camp
• Shipping your trophies to the expediter in Anchorage or advice on how to take care of the trophy yourself.
The point of outfitting begins in our main camp. A fully outfitted and well stocked camp, professional licensed guide, and trophy care while in the field.

Additional costs you can expect:
• Non Resident Big Game Tags & Hunting License
• Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1,450.00
• Hotel Rooms in Anchorage
• Freight/Shipping expenses to get your Antlers, Capes & Meat from Anchorage, Alaska to your final destination.

When hunting Black Bear the season is open year round in our guide use areas where the bears can be found both fishing on the rivers and in the mountains feeding on berries. This is a good time to use our jet boats to hunt the spots they frequent and to watch at the entrances of the streams that hold large numbers of spawning Alaskan Salmon. In mid August more Bears begin to migrate off of the Salmon streams climbing up to the mountains to search for wild berries. The spot and stalk method is used here very successful. When a good bear is spotted the chase begins and all of our efforts are used to get into position to make the harvest. Numerous bears have gotten away because of poor shooting and the lack of stamina needed to close the deal. More than likely the stalk will require that we move to intercept a bear as it travels around the mountain feeding on berries or on the rivers/streams while the salmon are still running in large numbers.

In the Fall the colors are spectacular, animals begin to move about more and it's truly a great time to be in the wild bush wilderness in Alaska. Our Guides have many seasoned years of experience in hunting, glassing, scouting along with extensive knowledge of Black Bears. You may also enjoy excellent Sport Fishing during your hunt for Alaskan Rainbow Trout, Arctic Grayling, (Char) Dolly Varden, Burbot, Northern Pike, Alaskan Chinook (Kings), Sockeye (Reds) and Coho (Silver) Salmon on the fresh water rivers we hunt.

SECURING YOUR LICENSE AND TAGS
Nonresident and Nonresident Alien hunters must buy the appropriate metal locking tag before hunting a big game animal. Immediately after the kill, the tag must be affixed & locked on the animal. The tag must remain on the animal until the animal is prepared for storage, exported, or consumed. For animals such as bear, in units where the meat is not required to be salvaged, tags must be locked on the hide.

For our Guided clients we will sell you your license and tags once you arrive in hunting camp. Additional tags are available at our camp should you wish to take another animal during your hunt. Big Game Tags are not to be confused with Harvest Tickets which are required when hunting for Moose & Caribou. They are free & available at the Alaska Department of Fish & Game.

DO GUIDES RECEIVE GRATUITIES
Of course, it's entirely up to you as the Client, whether or not you wish to leave a tip for your Guide. Our Guides work hard to insure you have a successful and enjoyable hunt. Each person values another person's service differently and a generous tip for a hard working guide is always appreciated and the standard in the hunting industry. While each person must determine what amount to give, a 8-12% of the hunt cost is the Industry standard & will be greatly appreciated.

Guided River Jet Boat & 8 Wheel Drive Argo ATV Vehicle Hunts 1X1 2X1 # Days
2 Black Bears, Wolf, Wolverine & Fishing . $7,200 $6,200 10

Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1500.

WHATS INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE HUNT
Logistical support and consultation before and after the hunt, including:
• Information on how, when and where to purchase your hunting license and tags
• Arrangement of charters and flights to and from main camp
• Shipping your trophies to the expediter in Anchorage or advice on how to take care of the trophy yourself.
The point of outfitting begins in our main camp. A fully outfitted and well stocked camp, professional licensed guide, and trophy care while in the field.

Additional costs you can expect:
• Non Resident Big Game Tags & Hunting License
• Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1,450.00
• Hotel Rooms in Anchorage
• Freight/Shipping expenses to get your Antlers, Capes & Meat from Anchorage, Alaska to your final destination.

When hunting Black Bear the season is open year round in our guide use areas where the bears can be found both fishing on the rivers and in the mountains feeding on berries. This is a good time to use our jet boats to hunt the spots they frequent and to watch at the entrances of the streams that hold large numbers of spawning Alaskan Salmon. In mid August more Bears begin to migrate off of the Salmon streams climbing up to the mountains to search for wild berries. The spot and stalk method is used here very successful. When a good bear is spotted the chase begins and all of our efforts are used to get into position to make the harvest. Numerous bears have gotten away because of poor shooting and the lack of stamina needed to close the deal. More than likely the stalk will require that we move to intercept a bear as it travels around the mountain feeding on berries or on the rivers/streams while the salmon are still running in large numbers.

In the Fall the colors are spectacular, animals begin to move about more and it's truly a great time to be in the wild bush wilderness in Alaska. Our Guides have many seasoned years of experience in hunting, glassing, scouting along with extensive knowledge of Black Bears. You may also enjoy excellent Sport Fishing during your hunt for Alaskan Rainbow Trout, Arctic Grayling, (Char) Dolly Varden, Burbot, Northern Pike, Alaskan Chinook (Kings), Sockeye (Reds) and Coho (Silver) Salmon on the fresh water rivers we hunt.

SECURING YOUR LICENSE AND TAGS
Nonresident and Nonresident Alien hunters must buy the appropriate metal locking tag before hunting a big game animal. Immediately after the kill, the tag must be affixed & locked on the animal. The tag must remain on the animal until the animal is prepared for storage, exported, or consumed. For animals such as bear, in units where the meat is not required to be salvaged, tags must be locked on the hide.

For our Guided clients we will sell you your license and tags once you arrive in hunting camp. Additional tags are available at our camp should you wish to take another animal during your hunt. Big Game Tags are not to be confused with Harvest Tickets which are required when hunting for Moose & Caribou. They are free & available at the Alaska Department of Fish & Game.

DO GUIDES RECEIVE GRATUITIES
Of course, it's entirely up to you as the Client, whether or not you wish to leave a tip for your Guide. Our Guides work hard to insure you have a successful and enjoyable hunt. Each person values another person's service differently and a generous tip for a hard working guide is always appreciated and the standard in the hunting industry. While each person must determine what amount to give, a 8-12% of the hunt cost is the Industry standard & will be greatly appreciated.

Guided River Jet Boat & 8 Wheel Drive Argo ATV Vehicle Hunts 1X1 2X1 # Days
Moose, 1 Brown Bear or 1 Grizzly Bear, Wolf & Fishing $26,500 $22,500 14

(second Brown Bear may be harvested for a $3500 trophy fee. Call for more information)

Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1500.

WHATS INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE HUNT
Logistical support and consultation before and after the hunt, including:
• Information on how, when and where to purchase your hunting license and tags
• Arrangement of charters and flights to and from main camp
• Shipping your trophies to the expediter in Anchorage or advice on how to take care of the trophy yourself.
The point of outfitting begins in our main camp. A fully outfitted and well stocked camp, professional licensed guide, and trophy care while in the field.

Additional costs you can expect:
• Non Resident Big Game Tags & Hunting License
• Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1,450.00
• Hotel Rooms in Anchorage
• Freight/Shipping expenses to get your Antlers, Capes & Meat from Anchorage, Alaska to your final destination.

SECURING YOUR LICENSE AND TAGS
Nonresident and Nonresident Alien hunters must buy the appropriate metal locking tag before hunting a big game animal. Immediately after the kill, the tag must be affixed & locked on the animal. The tag must remain on the animal until the animal is prepared for storage, exported, or consumed. For animals such as bear, in units where the meat is not required to be salvaged, tags must be locked on the hide.

For our Guided clients we will sell you your license and tags once you arrive in hunting camp. Additional tags are available at our camp should you wish to take another animal during your hunt. Big Game Tags are not to be confused with Harvest Tickets which are required when hunting for Moose & Caribou. They are free & available at the Alaska Department of Fish & Game.

DO GUIDES RECEIVE GRATUITIES
Of course, it's entirely up to you as the Client, whether or not you wish to leave a tip for your Guide. Our Guides work hard to insure you have a successful and enjoyable hunt. Each person values another person's service differently and a generous tip for a hard working guide is always appreciated and the standard in the hunting industry. While each person must determine what amount to give, a 8-12% of the hunt cost is the Industry standard & will be greatly appreciated.

Guided River Jet Boat & 8 Wheel Drive Argo ATV Vehicle Hunts 1X1 2X1 # Days
Moose, 1 Brown Bear or 1 Grizzly Bear, Wolf & Fishing $26,500 $22,500 14

(second Brown Bear may be harvested for a $3500 trophy fee. Call for more information)

Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1500.

WHATS INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE HUNT
Logistical support and consultation before and after the hunt, including:
• Information on how, when and where to purchase your hunting license and tags
• Arrangement of charters and flights to and from main camp
• Shipping your trophies to the expediter in Anchorage or advice on how to take care of the trophy yourself.
The point of outfitting begins in our main camp. A fully outfitted and well stocked camp, professional licensed guide, and trophy care while in the field.

Additional costs you can expect:
• Non Resident Big Game Tags & Hunting License
• Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1,450.00
• Hotel Rooms in Anchorage
• Freight/Shipping expenses to get your Antlers, Capes & Meat from Anchorage, Alaska to your final destination.

SECURING YOUR LICENSE AND TAGS
Nonresident and Nonresident Alien hunters must buy the appropriate metal locking tag before hunting a big game animal. Immediately after the kill, the tag must be affixed & locked on the animal. The tag must remain on the animal until the animal is prepared for storage, exported, or consumed. For animals such as bear, in units where the meat is not required to be salvaged, tags must be locked on the hide.

For our Guided clients we will sell you your license and tags once you arrive in hunting camp. Additional tags are available at our camp should you wish to take another animal during your hunt. Big Game Tags are not to be confused with Harvest Tickets which are required when hunting for Moose & Caribou. They are free & available at the Alaska Department of Fish & Game.

DO GUIDES RECEIVE GRATUITIES
Of course, it's entirely up to you as the Client, whether or not you wish to leave a tip for your Guide. Our Guides work hard to insure you have a successful and enjoyable hunt. Each person values another person's service differently and a generous tip for a hard working guide is always appreciated and the standard in the hunting industry. While each person must determine what amount to give, a 8-12% of the hunt cost is the Industry standard & will be greatly appreciated.

Guided River Jet Boat & 8 Wheel Drive Argo ATV Vehicle Hunts 1X1 2X1 # Days
Alaska Yukon Moose & 2 Brown Bears / Grizzly Bears, Wolf, Wolverine & Fishing $29,100 $23,500 14

(second Brown Bear may be harvested for a $3500 trophy fee. Call for more information)

Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1500.

WHATS INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE HUNT
Logistical support and consultation before and after the hunt, including:
• Information on how, when and where to purchase your hunting license and tags
• Arrangement of charters and flights to and from main camp
• Shipping your trophies to the expediter in Anchorage or advice on how to take care of the trophy yourself.
The point of outfitting begins in our main camp. A fully outfitted and well stocked camp, professional licensed guide, and trophy care while in the field.

Additional costs you can expect:
• Non Resident Big Game Tags & Hunting License
• Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1,450.00
• Hotel Rooms in Anchorage
• Freight/Shipping expenses to get your Antlers, Capes & Meat from Anchorage, Alaska to your final destination.

SECURING YOUR LICENSE AND TAGS
Nonresident and Nonresident Alien hunters must buy the appropriate metal locking tag before hunting a big game animal. Immediately after the kill, the tag must be affixed & locked on the animal. The tag must remain on the animal until the animal is prepared for storage, exported, or consumed. For animals such as bear, in units where the meat is not required to be salvaged, tags must be locked on the hide.

For our Guided clients we will sell you your license and tags once you arrive in hunting camp. Additional tags are available at our camp should you wish to take another animal during your hunt. Big Game Tags are not to be confused with Harvest Tickets which are required when hunting for Moose & Caribou. They are free & available at the Alaska Department of Fish & Game.

DO GUIDES RECEIVE GRATUITIES
Of course, it's entirely up to you as the Client, whether or not you wish to leave a tip for your Guide. Our Guides work hard to insure you have a successful and enjoyable hunt. Each person values another person's service differently and a generous tip for a hard working guide is always appreciated and the standard in the hunting industry. While each person must determine what amount to give, a 8-12% of the hunt cost is the Industry standard & will be greatly appreciated.

Guided River Jet Boat & 8 Wheel Drive Argo ATV Vehicle Hunts 1X1 2X1 # Days
Alaska Yukon Moose & 2 Brown Bears / Grizzly Bears, Wolf, Wolverine & Fishing $29,100 $23,500 14

(second Brown Bear may be harvested for a $3500 trophy fee. Call for more information)

Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1500.

WHATS INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE HUNT
Logistical support and consultation before and after the hunt, including:
• Information on how, when and where to purchase your hunting license and tags
• Arrangement of charters and flights to and from main camp
• Shipping your trophies to the expediter in Anchorage or advice on how to take care of the trophy yourself.
The point of outfitting begins in our main camp. A fully outfitted and well stocked camp, professional licensed guide, and trophy care while in the field.

Additional costs you can expect:
• Non Resident Big Game Tags & Hunting License
• Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1,450.00
• Hotel Rooms in Anchorage
• Freight/Shipping expenses to get your Antlers, Capes & Meat from Anchorage, Alaska to your final destination.

SECURING YOUR LICENSE AND TAGS
Nonresident and Nonresident Alien hunters must buy the appropriate metal locking tag before hunting a big game animal. Immediately after the kill, the tag must be affixed & locked on the animal. The tag must remain on the animal until the animal is prepared for storage, exported, or consumed. For animals such as bear, in units where the meat is not required to be salvaged, tags must be locked on the hide.

For our Guided clients we will sell you your license and tags once you arrive in hunting camp. Additional tags are available at our camp should you wish to take another animal during your hunt. Big Game Tags are not to be confused with Harvest Tickets which are required when hunting for Moose & Caribou. They are free & available at the Alaska Department of Fish & Game.

DO GUIDES RECEIVE GRATUITIES
Of course, it's entirely up to you as the Client, whether or not you wish to leave a tip for your Guide. Our Guides work hard to insure you have a successful and enjoyable hunt. Each person values another person's service differently and a generous tip for a hard working guide is always appreciated and the standard in the hunting industry. While each person must determine what amount to give, a 8-12% of the hunt cost is the Industry standard & will be greatly appreciated.

Guided River Jet Boat & 8 Wheel Drive Argo ATV Vehicle Hunts 1X1 2X1 # Days
Moose, Brown Bear or Grizzly Bear, Black Bear, Wolf, Wolverine & Fishing $30,500 $25,500 21

(second Brown Bear may be harvested for a $3500 trophy fee. Call for more information)

Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1500.

WHATS INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE HUNT
Logistical support and consultation before and after the hunt, including:
• Information on how, when and where to purchase your hunting license and tags
• Arrangement of charters and flights to and from main camp
• Shipping your trophies to the expediter in Anchorage or advice on how to take care of the trophy yourself.
The point of outfitting begins in our main camp. A fully outfitted and well stocked camp, professional licensed guide, and trophy care while in the field.

Additional costs you can expect:
• Non Resident Big Game Tags & Hunting License
• Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1,450.00
• Hotel Rooms in Anchorage
• Freight/Shipping expenses to get your Antlers, Capes & Meat from Anchorage, Alaska to your final destination.

SECURING YOUR LICENSE AND TAGS
Nonresident and Nonresident Alien hunters must buy the appropriate metal locking tag before hunting a big game animal. Immediately after the kill, the tag must be affixed & locked on the animal. The tag must remain on the animal until the animal is prepared for storage, exported, or consumed. For animals such as bear, in units where the meat is not required to be salvaged, tags must be locked on the hide.

For our Guided clients we will sell you your license and tags once you arrive in hunting camp. Additional tags are available at our camp should you wish to take another animal during your hunt. Big Game Tags are not to be confused with Harvest Tickets which are required when hunting for Moose & Caribou. They are free & available at the Alaska Department of Fish & Game.

DO GUIDES RECEIVE GRATUITIES
Of course, it's entirely up to you as the Client, whether or not you wish to leave a tip for your Guide. Our Guides work hard to insure you have a successful and enjoyable hunt. Each person values another person's service differently and a generous tip for a hard working guide is always appreciated and the standard in the hunting industry. While each person must determine what amount to give, a 8-12% of the hunt cost is the Industry standard & will be greatly appreciated.

Guided River Jet Boat & 8 Wheel Drive Argo ATV Vehicle Hunts 1X1 2X1 # Days
Moose, Brown Bear or Grizzly Bear, Black Bear, Wolf, Wolverine & Fishing $30,500 $25,500 21

(second Brown Bear may be harvested for a $3500 trophy fee. Call for more information)

Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1500.

WHATS INCLUDED IN THE COST OF THE HUNT
Logistical support and consultation before and after the hunt, including:
• Information on how, when and where to purchase your hunting license and tags
• Arrangement of charters and flights to and from main camp
• Shipping your trophies to the expediter in Anchorage or advice on how to take care of the trophy yourself.
The point of outfitting begins in our main camp. A fully outfitted and well stocked camp, professional licensed guide, and trophy care while in the field.

Additional costs you can expect:
• Non Resident Big Game Tags & Hunting License
• Round Trip Airfare from Anchorage to hunting camp and back: $1,450.00
• Hotel Rooms in Anchorage
• Freight/Shipping expenses to get your Antlers, Capes & Meat from Anchorage, Alaska to your final destination.

SECURING YOUR LICENSE AND TAGS
Nonresident and Nonresident Alien hunters must buy the appropriate metal locking tag before hunting a big game animal. Immediately after the kill, the tag must be affixed & locked on the animal. The tag must remain on the animal until the animal is prepared for storage, exported, or consumed. For animals such as bear, in units where the meat is not required to be salvaged, tags must be locked on the hide.

For our Guided clients we will sell you your license and tags once you arrive in hunting camp. Additional tags are available at our camp should you wish to take another animal during your hunt. Big Game Tags are not to be confused with Harvest Tickets which are required when hunting for Moose & Caribou. They are free & available at the Alaska Department of Fish & Game.

DO GUIDES RECEIVE GRATUITIES
Of course, it's entirely up to you as the Client, whether or not you wish to leave a tip for your Guide. Our Guides work hard to insure you have a successful and enjoyable hunt. Each person values another person's service differently and a generous tip for a hard working guide is always appreciated and the standard in the hunting industry. While each person must determine what amount to give, a 8-12% of the hunt cost is the Industry standard & will be greatly appreciated.

Unguided Fully Outfitted Hunting Trips
Round Trip Air to the Field & back with Moose meat & antlers $1500 per person

Moose, Black Bear, Wolf, Wolverine & Fishing Float Trip. Minimum two people: $6,800 each // 14 days or less

Alaska Bush Adventures
Unguided Fully Outfitted Float Trips for Moose, Black Bear and Wolves
We supply you with the equipment and provisions, except your personal gear/equipment, that is needed to complete these trips.

We offer 2 different types and lengths of River float trips, mainly for hunting Moose. You have a choice to travel on the river around 40 river miles or do a longer trip for roughly 100 river miles, which is actually about 70 Statute miles in total distance. The longer trip takes approximately 32 plus or minus hours of actual floating time, determined by the varying water levels. These rivers are rated as Class I, and rafting experience is recommended for Unguided Hunters. During the planning stages preceding your trip, we devote the necessary time to discuss hunting techniques, strategy and study maps with you to reveal various beneficial areas to camp and focus your efforts. We will endeavor to arm you with valuable insight on where and how to harvest Moose and other big game while hunting different areas as you travel down the river. You will be provided with safety suggestions and printed instructional guidance on your rafting gear and equipment. We also furnish hunting DVD’s in order to share some firsthand knowledge we’ve learned after years of practice hunting for Bull Moose. Including a DVD on how to judge a legal Bull Moose and take care of your meat while in the field. During Moose season the fishing is great for Silver Salmon, alongside resident game fish such as Arctic Grayling, Arctic Char (Dolly Varden) and Northern Pike.

These hunting trips are what we call Fully Outfitted Unguided Hunts. We supply you with the equipment and provisions that is needed, except your personal gear/equipment, to complete these trips. Another way to describe it, is that you are asked to bring the same gear/equipment as our guided clients do. We supply all clients with a SUGGESTED EQUIPMENT LIST of the gear we believe is adequate to complete your hunt. Besides the hunting, rafting and camping equipment we also provide the food and hot/cold beverage drinks.

Our longest float trip begins where you can land a floatplane on a small body of water at the headwaters of the river system. On this trip we strongly recommend you only set up camp two to three times and take your time as you progress down the river corridor. The take-out location is at our Main Base Camp down river where an extended stretch of the river is deep, long and straight enough to land safely and take out a good load. We supply maps with the take out location marked, including the GPS coordinates making it easy to come across. Many years ago, we constructed this entry/exit strip by cutting and clearing out obstructions and debris making it possible to hunt this river system efficiently. State Hunting Game Regulations in this unit require anyone hunting for Big Game to exit within the same GMU they start in. By developed the strip we satisfied that Regulation, providing a way on and off the river where none existed before.

Unguided Fully Outfitted Hunting Trips
Flyout Spike Drop Camp: Caribou, Black Bear, Wolf, Wolverine & Fishing per person

Caribou, Black Bear, Wolf, Wolverine & Fishing per person. Minimum two people: $5,200 each // 10 days or less

Alaska Bush Adventures
Unguided Fully Outfitted Float Trips for Moose, Black Bear and Wolves
We supply you with the equipment and provisions, except your personal gear/equipment, that is needed to complete these trips.

We offer 2 different types and lengths of River float trips, mainly for hunting Moose. You have a choice to travel on the river around 40 river miles or do a longer trip for roughly 100 river miles, which is actually about 70 Statute miles in total distance. The longer trip takes approximately 32 plus or minus hours of actual floating time, determined by the varying water levels. These rivers are rated as Class I, and rafting experience is recommended for Unguided Hunters. During the planning stages preceding your trip, we devote the necessary time to discuss hunting techniques, strategy and study maps with you to reveal various beneficial areas to camp and focus your efforts. We will endeavor to arm you with valuable insight on where and how to harvest Moose and other big game while hunting different areas as you travel down the river. You will be provided with safety suggestions and printed instructional guidance on your rafting gear and equipment. We also furnish hunting DVD’s in order to share some firsthand knowledge we’ve learned after years of practice hunting for Bull Moose. Including a DVD on how to judge a legal Bull Moose and take care of your meat while in the field. During Moose season the fishing is great for Silver Salmon, alongside resident game fish such as Arctic Grayling, Arctic Char (Dolly Varden) and Northern Pike.

These hunting trips are what we call Fully Outfitted Unguided Hunts. We supply you with the equipment and provisions that is needed, except your personal gear/equipment, to complete these trips. Another way to describe it, is that you are asked to bring the same gear/equipment as our guided clients do. We supply all clients with a SUGGESTED EQUIPMENT LIST of the gear we believe is adequate to complete your hunt. Besides the hunting, rafting and camping equipment we also provide the food and hot/cold beverage drinks.

Our shorter float trip requires less exertion and endeavor overall yet still productive. You will enter the field via Float Plane at one of our Base Camps. From this point we take you and your personal gear, the hunting, rafting and camping equipment (which we supply) up river by Jet Boat on to a branch of one of the many different mountain river tributaries. Experience has shown that one only needs to set up and break down your camp once or twice on this type of trip. You should spend an average of four to six days at each campsite. It will take around 8 hours of floating time to get you to the take out spot.

There is big misconception that float hunting is done primarily by floating the river looking and waiting to harvest Moose as they are spotted along the way. Whereas this is a possibility one should not rely on it happening that way and it is not the best use of your hunting time. It’s important to take your time, making and breaking your camp only a few times along the way. Hunting the area around your camp site is usually the most productive strategy to use. Remember the actual time it takes to cover the distance you are traveling on the river itself is minor compared to the overall trips duration. Once you are floating down the river corridor, you should constantly be aware of what is along or near the river. Always keep your eyes open for any Moose rakes along the river. The floating travel time of your trip needs to be treated just as important as when you are hunting from one of your campsites.