Customized Hunting Plan:  Alaska – Yukon Moose DIY Hunts  
  
Hunt trophy Alaska-Yukon Moose in the upper Yukon river drainages in the remote pristine wilderness region of Alaska.  We have tens of thousands of acres of prime wilderness habitat available to hunt giant Alaska-Yukon Moose. The Alaska-Yukon Moose are the largest subspecies of moose within North America.  In this area, over many years of hunting bull Moose, hunters have experienced high success rates on trophy bulls exceeding 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! Hunt remote rivers and set-up moose camps in strategic locations along rivers, creeks, beaver ponds, and lakes.  Hike up on ridges for best vantage points overlooking vast drainages and glass for the flash of magnificent moose antlers.   Call Moose and spot-and-stalk to harvest older mature bulls.  A moose hunt also provides a great opportunity to hunt Caribou, Black bear, and Wolves.  Additionally, fishing for Arctic Grayling and many other species are available.
 
This is no ordinary Do-It-Yourself (DIY) hunt.  Hunters will consult with a current, experienced Alaska Registered Guide and Outfitter who will customize a personal hunting plan tailored to meet your needs and preferences, as well as provide you with a detailed Hunting Orientation packet and assist you in coordinating with a reputable transporter.  You’ll get your questions answered by a professional.
 
Customized Hunting Plan Fee:  Quote available upon request.  Prices vary depending on species, preferred dates, size of hunting group, travel requirements, and any additional preferences. The consulting fee for your Customized Hunting Plan does not include any of your transportation or any hunt expenses before, during, or after the hunt.  The fee does include consultation with and expertise of an Alaska Registered Guide and Outfitter and a Customized Hunting Plan and Hunt Orientation in the form of documents, which will be emailed or mailed via USPS to you.  Email (mike@mikeodin.com) or call (907-644-4868) for a quote.
 
Dates:  September 5 - 25
 
Travel:  Arrival/departure point is Fairbanks, Alaska.  Clients are responsible for commercial air travel to/from Fairbanks. We suggest you arrive 1-2 days in Fairbanks prior to your hunt commencing, so you can purchase Alaska hunting license, Moose tag, harvest tickets (no fee), pick-up any additional hunting gear or personal items you may need.  Clients may take an air charter or rental vehicle from Fairbanks to/from base camp, and then an air charter service to/from spike camp. You may not hunt on the same-day-airborne.  For departure schedule, recommend 1-2 days in Fairbanks for taxidermy trophy care, processing/shipping trophy game meat 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 as well as travel insurance. 
 
Air Charter Service Fees (approximate):
Air charter service includes travel from base camp to/from spike camp. Typically, the transportation service includes transportation for you, 50lbs. of gear plus rifle or bow, transport of trophy meat and antlers, and an additional move, if required.  Typically, the cost of air charter service is approximately $3,500 per person based on 2 to 4 hunters with DeHaviland Beaver; 6-days or longer.
 
License, Tags, and Harvest Tickets/Registration Permits:  Purchase Alaska hunting license, big game locking tags, and harvest tickets online at the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) website or purchase upon arrival in Anchorage or Fairbanks, Alaska.  Alaska hunting license: $160 (U.S. nonresident), Moose tag:  $800, Caribou tag(s):  $650 per tag, Black Bear tag:  $450, Sport Fishing license (7-days):  $70, and Wolf tag:  no fee.  Harvest tickets are required for each specie (no fees for permits).  

Other expenses hunter can expect (not an all inclusive list): Before and after hunt expenses, commercial airfare, air charter service fees, hotels, rental vehicle, travel insurance, Alaska hunting license, big game locking tags for each specie, harvest tickets, taxidermy trophy care, expediting trophy, processing/shipping trophy meat home (unless donated), satellite phone
rental or inReach two-way satellite communicator rental, and gratuity.  

*NOTE:  All prices are subject to change due to increase costs in travel requirements, insurance and ADF&G requirements.

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