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Season Schedule
Spring or Fall Peninsula
Brown Bear in Chigniks We have over 100
miles of coast line, salmon streams, and mountains with
some of the highest density of large brown bear in the
state. The area produces incredible bears in the 9-10
foot class. Spring hunts are even years May 10-25 and
the fall hunts are in odd years October 1-21.
Interior Grizzly near Beluga,
April 1-May 25 and Aug 15 - Oct 30
Spring grizzly is done by drop-off super cub or
snow-machine and consists of a fair amount of walking.
This hunt is rated as high adventure with a reward that
can't be beat, a quality spring bear hide. Fall grizzly
is best done the first of September while the berries
are still plentiful or after September 20th after the
moose season has ended and salmon are still in the
rivers.
Mulchatna Caribou
Contact us for more details and dates
Caribou hunting is done by flying into the hills with
super cubs. Each area puts you in the migrating path of
the Mulchatna herds. Large herds can be seen at any
given time along with black bears, grizzly, wolf and
wolverine.
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We Welcome
The
Outdoor Women
Alaska Yukon Moose near
Iliamna/Aniak September 5-20 Our moose
camps are located where the big bulls migrate through
the hills, marshes, and valleys looking for cows to
breed and other bulls to rut with. Camps are accessible
by float and wheeled bush planes. Besides moose, other
animals which could be taken include caribou, black
bear, wolf, and wolverine. Moose average 56" while
larger moose are taken between 60"-70". Along with our
first rate moose camps, we can tie in a trophy fishing
trip on a nearby river. Caught on a daily basis are
Sockeye/Red and Coho/Silver Salmon, Rainbows up to 12
pounds, Grayling, Dollies, and Pike.
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