Hunt for Dall Sheep, Caribou, Grizzly Bear and Wolf at Brooks Range
A fantastic hunt in wild field of some of Alaska's most sought-after game species
Highlights
- Some of the world's largest elk and bears
- A hunt in the wilderness!
- Possibility of major trophies
10 days from $36,995
Hunting Dall Sheep is a wonderful experience. This wild mountain sheep lives in the absolute wilderness of the mountains of the Brooks Range, and in other mountain districts such as the Alaska Range etc.
The Brooks Range is the most northernly mountain range in Alaska, where we hunt Dall Sheep, grizzly bear, caribou and there is even the chance of wolf.
The district is part of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
This hunt is defined as a rucksack-hunt. That is to say that the hunter must be in good physical shape, and able to carry his own equipment. The hunt starts out from tented camp, and will involve walking up in the mountains, so make sure you are well prepared in advance.
Video Gallery
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Accommodation
Brook's Range
You will fly, via Anchorage, to Fairbanks, then further on to Coldfoot, from here you will continue in a chartered plane to the hunting district in the Arctic National Wildlife Range. Here hunters will overnight in small tents during the entire hunt, so it is important to bring along the correct equipment; a good sleeping bag, sleeping mat, large rucksack etc. (you will be given a packing list...
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Brook's Range
Arctic National Wildlife Range - Brooks Range. The hunting district lies in the Mollie Beattie Wilderness section of the Refuge. Mollie Beattie is the second largest wilderness district in the USA, and has an area of some 3,200,000 hectares. The district consists of the catchment of the River Hulahula and is bordered by the Franklin-mountains to the west and the Romanzof-mountains to the...
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Aniakchak Guide Service
Joey Klutsch from Aniakchak Guide Service offers fully guided hunts on federal land on Kodiak Island where you can find brown bear, mountain goat and Sitka Blacktail Deer. It is also possible to hunt brown bear and moose in Becharof National Wildlife Refuge (next to the southern border of Katmai National Park) and Aniakchak National Monument & Meshik River Valley on the Alaskan...
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Brown Bear/Grizzly (North America)
Videnskabeligt navn: Ursus arctos Underarter: 1. Alaska brunbjørn eller Kodiak bjørn (Ursus a. middendorffi): Kystregioner i det sydlige Alaska. 2. Grizzly (Ursus a. horribilis): Alaska (I landets indre regioner, hvor Alaska brunbjørnen ikke lever). Nord- og Nordvestcanada. USA: fra Montana over Idaho og Wyoming helt til Colorado, sydpå til Sonora, Mexico. Levested:...
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Caribou (North America)
Scientific Name: Rangifer tarandus Subspecies: A total of 10 different subspecies have been described for the northern hemisphere, but only the three most important subspecies are mentioned below. 1. North American Caribou (Rangifer t. caribou): Alaska and Canada from the border to Alaska to Newfoundland. 2. Alaskan Caribou (Rangifer t. granti): Alaska. 3. Greenland Reindeer (Rangifer t....
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Dall Sheep/Stone Sheep
Scientific Name: Ovis dalli Subspecies: Dall Sheep (Ovis d. dalli): Alaska, Yukon and northern B.C. Stone Sheep (Ovis d. stonei): Southern Yukon and northern B.C. Habitat: Alpine pasture above the treeline up to 2.500 m. Description: Middle-sized wild sheep weighing around 120 kg and measuring up to1,05 m. over the shoulder, reaching a total body length of 1,55 m. The coat is almost pure white...
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Wolf (North America)
Videnskabeligt navn: Canis lupus Underarter: Polarcirkels art på den nordlige halvkugle. 6 underarter er blevet beskrevet over hele verden, 3 for Nordamerika. Af dem er den ene til gengæld udryddet. Tilbage er: 1. Den østlige Timberwolf (Canis l. lycaon): Skovregioner i det nordlige USA og i det centrale Ca- nada. 2. Tundra-Wolf (Canis l. tundarum): Tundra og Taiga landskaber...
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The price includes
- 10 days hunt in the wilderness
- Guided hunting 1:1
- Tag for 1 Dall Sheep
- Hunting license
- Field preparation of trophies
- HPF fee (Hunters Preservation Fund)
- Accommodation in a tented camp, all meals during the hunt
The price does not include
- Return flights to Alaska (Anchorage - Fairbanks - Cold Foot)
- Hotel accommodation before/after the hunt
- Aircraft charter between Cold Foot hunting district: price circa USD 2.000 (To be paid directly)
- Extra licenses for other species
- Tips for hunting guide (Expected 5-10% of hunt price)
- Shipment of trophy home
- Taxidermy work
- EU-public liability insurance € 10,00.-
- Everything not mentioned under "the price includes)
Extra licenses:
Grizzly Bear 1300 USD
Caribou 850 USD
Wolf license 100 USD
Trophy fees if shot:
Grizzly bear USD 8.000
Caribou USD 4.500
Wolf (no trophy fee)
