Mike Odin - Alaska Adventures - Southwestern Brown Bear

Alaska Trophy Caribou Hunt the world-famous Mulchatna herd in western Alaska for trophy Barren Ground caribou. This is one of the top areas in North America. The Mulchatna caribou herd is growing every year and game biologists now estimate the size of the herd at 200,000 plus animals, making this one of the prime spots in Alaska. Hunts are fully guided and the area consists of more than 10,000 square miles. Spike camp accommodations are best in quality and comfort. Camps are moved to increase trophy opportunities. If you’re looking for a great hunt to collect a really nice bull and have a super time, you won’t find a better deal anywhere. Don’t pass up the opportunity to hunt some of the largest caribou in the world. Other species available are: Moose, Grizzly, Black Bear, Wolves, and Wolverines. This hunt is in GMU 17 and/or GMU 19. Rates: $4,800 per person (1X1); $3,800 (2-4 hunter); 5 - 7 days Dates: Aug 10 - Oct 10 Includes: Guide service, all meals, in-field accommodations, and trophy care. Transportation: Fly to Anchorage, Alaska and met at airport. Recommend clients plan on one night hotel stay before and after the hunt in Anchorage. A short charter is required to Port Alsworth or McGrath, approximately $300 charter RT. Additional fee for antlers and $.60 per lb. for additional equipment above 50 lbs. and trophy meat. License: Purchase license and tags online at Alaska Dept. Fish and Game website: www.admin.adfg.state.ak.us/license/. Or, purchase upon arrival in Anchorage. License: $85 (nonresident). Caribou tag: $325. Hunt does not include: Airfare/charter, license/tags, and shipping of trophy or meat out of camp. *NOTE: Prices are subject to change due to increase costs in transportation, insurance, and ADF&G requirements. Clients will be notified of any changes before submitting a deposit on hunt. License and tag fees are slightly higher for nonresident alien clients.