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ALASKA GRIZZLY BEAR HUNTING

$16,500

Species : GRIZZLY BEAR

Location : ALASKA

Method : RIFLE OR ARCHERY

Dates : MAY - JUNE, SEPT - OCT

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ALASKA GRIZZLY BEAR

Our spring Alaska Grizzly Bear hunting season typically begins in Mid-May and goes to mid June, with ten full days of a one-on-one bear hunt. When bear hunting remember a minimum of two additional days will need to be allotted for travel in and out of our bear hunting camp, as regulations stipulate that no one can bear hunt the same day they fly, and due to the ever changing Alaska weather, at least one day will be needed to return to the road system.

The grizzly bear in our area average 7 to 8 feet, with the occasional bear breaking the 9 foot mark.

Baited hunts are also available and you can combo this hunt with moose.

Our Camp

Here amidst hanging glaciers and rugged peaks of the Chugach Mountains, lies our warm and comfortable, yet rustic hunting camp. Built from local timber and material from the Gold Era.

Grizzly bears are hunt from arctic ovens in remote areas by spot and stalk. For sheep and moose hunts, we spike out in remote areas using Super Cubs.

Pricing Details

* $16,500 for a 10 day hunt

* $1,000 Bear Tag

* $160 Hunting License

* $1,850 for Air Taxi

* Moose Grizz Combo hunt available for $27,500

* Trophy Moose Hunt (draw) $23,500

* OTC Moose Hunt $18,500

* Baited Grizzly $18,500

* Add on black bear, wolf, wolverine, with a $2500 kill fee.

Inclusions

* Lodging included

* Meals included

* Skinning and caping

* Fully guided

Exclusions

* Flights not included

* Gratuity not included

Transport

Day 1 & 2 - Fly into Anchorage, stay the night at the local hotel. Outfitter will be in contact and will pick you up in the morning. Day two take a 2hr drive to get on bush plane.

Day 3-12 - Hunt

Day 13 -14 - Fly home

Hunt Syle

Spot and stalk

Physical Level - Medium

Trip Requirments

All participants must read rules and regulations pertaining to method of take and be within the state/country’s guidelines. We are not responsible for failure to meet any state/country requirements.