Alaska - Yukon Moose Hunts
 
We hunt the big Alaska-Yukon Moose on the Alaska Peninsula on private native land concession in the heart of big moose country near Katmai National Park and Preserve. Alaska Peninsula is the best area in the world to hunt big trophy bull moose.
 
The Alaska-Yukon Moose are the largest subspecies of moose within North America.  In this area, trophy bull moose exceed over 60” in antler spread, with a few over 70”.  Nothing can get your heart rate to jump faster than seeing a moose, standing over 6 feet at the shoulders, being enticed by your guide’s call and raking during the rut.

We have one of the largest hunting concession on the Alaska Peninsula for Moose in prime moose habitat. We manage our concession for the best trophy quality and overall population for our clients. We have a very high density of moose in our area to provide ample opportunities for our hunters. 

Typically, hunters see 10 to 15 plus moose while on their hunt.  Hunts are staged from our base camp and spike camps which have heated Arctic Oven tents and Kitchen tents. We provide safe, comfortable, and highly successful trophy hunts.  Moose season is September 5th – 15th.

​We hunt on ridges for best vantage points overlooking vast drainages and hillsides in prime moose areas and glass for the flash of magnificent moose antlers.  We use calling and spot-and-stalk to harvest older mature bulls.  Method of take is rifle.  Success rate on big Alaska Peninsula for big moose is extremely high.  Black Bear and Wolverine are available for trophy fees. Wolf is species of opportunity and available at no charge. 
 
Rates: 
$25,000 per person, 11-days, 1X1 or 2X1 guide service.

Non-hunter/Videographer:  $5,500 per person.
Trophy fees for secondary species:  Back Bear: $3,500; Wolverine: $2,500. 
Wolf can be taken at no charge.  

Dates:  September 5 - 15. 

Hunt includes:  Professional guide service (1X1 or 2X1), accommodations (Arctic Oven tents), all meals, use of equipment, transportation in the field, trophy field preparation, and field care of trophy game meat.  
 
What to bring:  See Trip Planner, gear list.  Reminder, leave rifle hard case and travel clothes bag with air transporter.  Packing:  recommend hunters pack personal gear in multiple small waterproof bags for easy transport on small air charter planes.

Travel:  Arrival/departure point is Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, Anchorage, Alaska. Clients are responsible for commercial airline travel to/from Anchorage and air charter service to/from base camp. We suggest you arrive 1-2 days prior to your hunt commencing, to purchase Alaska hunting license, Moose tag, registration permit, any additional hunting gear or personal items you may need.  We will assist clients in coordinating air charter service to/from moose base camp as there are several options we will consider. Air charter flights have passenger and weight restrictions. You may not hunt on the same-day-airborne.  For departure schedule, recommend 1-2 days in Anchorage for taxidermy trophy care or expediting trophy from Alaska to taxidermist of your choice.  We recommend purchasing airline tickets with flexible change policies in the event of inclement weather or unforeseen circumstances that may affect your airline travel.
 
Alaska Hunting License, Locking-Tags, and Registration Permit: Purchase Alaska hunting license and locking tags online at the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) website or purchase upon arrival in Anchorage.  Hunting license: $160 (U.S. nonresident), Moose tag: $800, Black Bear tag: $450, and Wolverine tag: $350, Wolf:  no non-resident tag required. Moose registration permit is required and available online at ADF&G website (Moose Registration Permit RM281). 
 
NOTE:  For Nonresident Aliens, see Price List for Alaska Hunting License and locking tag fees. 
 
Alaska Big Game Tags:  A big game tag may be used for another species of equal or lower value, but a tag may not be used more than once, nor can two or more tags be put onto one animal.

Hunt does not include:  Before and after hunt expenses, commercial airfare, air charter service, hotels, Alaska hunting license and locking tags for each specie, expediting trophy/meat home, game meat processing (unless donated), taxidermy trophy care, gun rental available, and gratuity. 

Moose Game Meat:  There is approximately 600 pounds of meat on a moose.  Typically, hunters take one or two boxes (50 -100 pounds) of moose meat home. The remainder of the moose meat is provided to local native village, elders, and low income persons.  We can help you transfer game meat to a local Tribe Food Program. 

*NOTE:  Prices are subject to change due to increase costs in transportation, insurance, and ADF&G requirements. Clients will be notified of any changes. License and tag fees are slightly higher for nonresident alien clients. 

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