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Alaska Brown Bear Hunting

Alaska Brown Bear, Moose & Black Bear Hunting

Hunting Alaska is a life-changing experience just in the shear beauty and bountiful game. Our lodge offers any Alaskan Adventure you wish to undertake in this breath-taking last frontier. Offering hunts for Coastal Brown Bear, Brown Bear, Black Bear, Moose, Caribou, Kodiak Black Tail Deer, and Wolf, all of our hunts are conducted with the most professional care and gear a hunter could ask for on an Alaskan hunt. We are a family operation, and you can expect to be treated as part of our family during your stay with us. This means we go above and beyond the requests of our hunters to create the highest success rate and comfort possible for them during their Alaskan hunting adventure. Come join us for your next Alaskan adventure…and let us make your dream a reality.

Location(s) of Hunting Trip

Our lodge is located 65 Miles Northwest of Anchorage on the beautiful Yentna River-just below Denali National Park, and the Alaska Range. Our ability to reach some of the most remote areas of Alaska will allow your hunting experience to be unique in its adventure and experiences.

Arrival/Departure Airport(s)

The primary jumping-off point for your Alaskan fishing adventure begins in Anchorage, AK. Anchorage International Airport is accessible by many major cities in the lower 48, and we recommend that you arrive one day ahead of your bush flight and stay in Anchorage overnight. This will rest you and get rid of any stress and jet lag from traveling, and prepare you for your bush flight the following day.

Mode of Transportation

Once you have arrived in Anchorage, you will then board a bush flight to Yentna River, Lake Creek, Alaska.  We recommend using Trail Ridge Air, and round-trip flights generally cost approximately $220 per person.

A wonderful addition to your Alaskan hunting experience is a fly-out trip to many of the pristine rivers of the Alaskan wilderness. We offer trips to any destination in Alaska upon request. Having the option to fly allows for us to customize your Alaskan adventure, and to further ensure a diverse hunting experience for our guests.

Lodging

Our lodging is very comfortable, located only 400 yards from the river in the pristine fish lakes region of the Yentna River, Lake Creek area, tucked away-for the true Alaskan seclusion and outdoor adventure which you, our guest, wish to achieve during your true Alaska experience. Our lodge is a 2-story home, with comfort for groups of 6 to 8 individuals. Sleeping space consists of single-size bunk beds, with storage space for gear in a communal sleeping area, and 2-bunk cabins. We keep our bookings to small families and friends groups to ensure your comfort. Downstairs is the kitchen, which boasts a small 4-person bar for gathering after a great day on the river, and a large wooden dining table for enjoying our home-cooked meals. The bathroom has a stand-up shower, clean toilet, and a sink for washing. Outside, we have a deck for gathering with overhead tents, tables and chairs, as well as fire pits and barbeque areas which we use to make meals during the summer months. Our lodge also has a living room area with couches, chairs, and wood stove for heat and comfort. A TV with limited local channels is available, along with phone and internet access for our guests.

Food and Beverages

All meals are prepared just like grandma made it…all comfort food. For example, you can expect a hot plate of pancakes or waffles for breakfast, and meat loaf or a nice pot roast and mashed potatoes for dinner, with pies, cookies and more to satisfy the sweet tooth. Like we say…welcome to the family!

Hunting Overview

Our hunts will be conducted from our lodge, if you choose to do so, using jets boats, 4-wheelers and spot and stalk type hunts, as well as spike camp hunting. Our areas are well know for there numerous numbers of game and low pressure from hunters. Our transporting area is wide and  well known for their volume of Moose, Black, Bear, Wolf and Caribou upon request. We ensure you will have the time of your life. We accommodate all types of hunting - Bow, muzzle loader, and rifle.

Species Available

Brown Bear, Black Bear, Moose, Sitka Black Tail Deer, Wolf, & Caribou.

Season(s) and Optimum Dates

Brown Bear: May to September

Black Bear: May to September

Moose: August 20 thru September 20

Black Tail Deer: October to November 3

Caribou: August 20 thru September 20

Wolf: August 10 thru April 30

Hunting Gear Recommended

Gun or rifle caliber - .338 mag or higher.

Clothing/Other Considerations

Compass - Hip Boots or Waders - Rain Gear - Sleeping Bag - Sleeping Pad - Pack Frame - Day Pack - Toilet Paper - Water Bottle or Canteen - Flash Light/Head Lamp - Knives/Sharpening Tool - Binoculars/Spotting Scope - Rifle or Bow - Bone Saw - Camera/Film - Wristwatch - Sunglasses - Hunting Boots - Warm Coat - Tops/Bottoms - Long Underwear - Underwear and T-Shirts - Socks - Stocking Cap – Gloves - Bandanna or Large Handkerchief - Book - Playing Cards - Writing Materials – Gun (338mag or more) – ammunition (2boxes min.) – a camera…and any additional items you feel will make your hunt more enjoyable.

Climatic Considerations

Alaska can have very veritable in weather conditions…so be prepared for any outdoor weather related situation.

The variable spring months consist of cold mornings in the 30 to 40 degree range, and afternoon highs reaching into the 50’s. The summer months can still find morning temperatures ranging into the 30 to 40 degree range, but with afternoons warming up well into the high 70’s. Rain is always on our radar.  

September can be a wild month in Alaska. It can reach highs of 60 to 70 degrees during the day, only to fall below freezing at night. Swings are common from snow to rain, cold temps at mid-day and warm late afternoons are typical of the ever changing late summer/fall climate in Alaska.

Health Considerations

Self-guided hunting trips are not for the novice hunter or outdoorsman. Alaska is harsh and very unforgiving. If you are in good physical condition, and an experienced outdoorsman, you should have no problems having the adventure of a lifetime.

You will be hiking a lot and packing gear and animals. Yes it is a lot of work but if you are an outdoorsman it will be well worth the effort you put forth. Remember this is a hunt conducted in the bush of Alaska the Last frontier…and safety is our highest priority.



Hunting Trip Cost & Trip Length


Brown Bear - May to September
One bear per hunter; as well as black bear, wolf and fishing at no charge. May add Moose to this trip for an additional Trophy fee. Brown Bear Starts In may Until the end of May, Beginning again August 10th till the end of September.

$10,500 Spring/Fall-month of May starting again August 10th till end of September

Black Bear - May to September
3 bears per hunter, black bear can be hunted any time of year. This is a wonderful addition to your fishing trip. Can be done guided or unguided. Black bear are numerous all year round

Hunting season for Black Bear begins May 1st and is strong until the end of June. The summer months also allow for some good hunting in heavily trafficked food areas such as salmon holes. All and all Black bear is good year round.

During the spring and summer months you can conduct a combo fishing and hunting package for Black Bear.  

You will stay at our lodge and be fully guided for fishing and be transported out to awesome bear areas for an unguided black bear hunt, returning each night to our lodge. In this package you can take advantage of all of our fishing package amenities, lodging, Home cooked meals, guided fishing, and all the warmth our family has to offer. We accommodate all type of hunters - Bow, muzzleloader, and rifle hunters.

Black Bear/Fishing Combo - $5,800 May till August.

Moose
One bull with spike-fork or 50-inch antlers or antlers with 3 or more brow tines on at least one side: August 20 to September 20 Included in this hunt August 20 to September 20 Included in this hunt is Black Bear, Wolf and Fishing with purchase of tags.

Moose season starts August 20th and ends September 20th.  The rut begins when the temperatures begin to decline in early September, but moose can be strong no matter the date given with our ability to reach many remote spots.

$10,500 - September. May add Brown Bear for Trophy Fee.

Kodiak Black Tail Deer

October to November (3 Deer per hunter Sitka Black Tail) - (Kodiak Island) $3,500 3 Buck Per Hunter. or Semi Guided $1895.00

Caribou- One Bull Per Year August 20th to September 20th

Wolf -Ten Wolfs per Year August 10th to April 30th; required tags.
Wolf can be hunted year round and are always available in Alaska in strong numbers.

License fees, Including Any Additional Expenses

General Hunting License: $85
Small Game Hunting License: $20
Brown Bear: $500
Moose: $400
Black Bear: $225 each tag, Each hunter can purchase up to three tags.
Caribo: $325
Wolf: $30 each tags, up to 12 tags per hunter
Sitka Black Tail: $150

Payment Requirements (Deposit, etc)

50% of the total fees are due upon reservation of hunt dates, with the remaining balance due 75 days prior to date of arrival.

Special Hunt Considerations

There is a 5% bed tax that is not included in any package and is an additional charge to the guest. Also not included in our packages are airfare to Anchorage, and our lodge, gratuities, alcohol, as well as any tags or licenses, although we may happily help our clients obtain them.


Bob AndersonPlease contact the following GSS Hunting Consultant for any questions on this destination:

Bob Anderson
toll free: 888-850-HUNT (4868) ext. 15
local: 307-473-1268
cell: 307-253-0270
email:
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