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Big Brown Bears, 100% Success,
Exclusive Kodiak Island Alaska Area.
$15,997 per hunter plus license, tag and charter

Kodiak Bear HuntingIf you are interested in hunting Kodiak brown bear, here is your opportunity! This outfitter only hunts in the premium “draw” areas, so it will be necessary to apply for a spring tag as soon as possible. Non-resident odds ran up to 50% in 2009 and your deposit will be refunded if you are not drawn OR we can hold your deposit until such time as you are drawn for either a subsequent spring or fall hunt.

This is a 10 day hunt and can be scheduled for either April 20-30 or May 1–10, 2011. Clients will fly into Kodiak and will be picked up at the airport by the guide/outfitter. Depending on your time of arrival, you will either head to the field that day or spend the night at the lodge and then head out the next day. The hunt is “all-inclusive” upon your arrival in Kodiak with the exception of your hunting license and bear tag.

The lodge is located at the very end of the Kodiak road system. From there you would take an industrial sport fishing boat to the hunt areas, which is a two to three hour ride from the lodge. The guide has hunted these areas for some time and is very familiar with the best spots for glassing.
Use of a boat instead of a float plane eliminates lost time due to weather. Once you have been dropped off on the beach, a base camp will be established if/as necessary using a larger Alaskan “Bomb shelter” style tent. You would then hike to the glassing spot up on a mountain side and set up a spike camp.

The spike camp would consist of 3-man mountaineering tents and you would remain in the spike camp until game is spotted or you need to restock supplies at the base camp. These spike camps are right at the glassing spots so you do not have to hike back and forth every day, which maximizes your hunting time.

This outfitter has had a 100% success rate over the past 5 years and the quality of these hunts is second to none. The areas hunted are premium draw areas with a lot of bears. The average bear will be between 9 and 9.5 feet, but he has taken 10 foot bears as well. The size of bear taken will depend in part on luck, as well as the physical condition of the client and what you are specifically looking for.

Ten foot bears are not around every corner, but if you are willing to hold off the trigger, it is possible to shoot a ten foot bear. Anything is possible and Kodiak holds some of the biggest bears in the world - especially in these premium draw areas.

This represents a once in a lifetime opportunity to hunt the legendary brown bears of Kodiak Island with an experienced and enthusiastic guide at a very fair price for Kodiak.
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Hunt Duration Hunts are ten days.  Please allow twelve to thirteen days for this hunt.
Hunting Methods Mainly spot and stalk.
Rates 1x1 hunt $15997 plus charter which is approximately $1000 to $1500.
Seasons

Fall hunts take place in late September and early October.  Spring hunts take place in April and May. Call for availability and current season dates.
Accommodations Wilderness tent camps.
Includes

Meals, lodging, professional guide service, in-field transportation, trophy preparation.

Not Included

Hunting license $85.00 bear tag $500.00 and charters.
License & Permits Outfitter will assist you in procuring proper licenses.
Travel Specifics

Fly to Kodiak, Alaska where you will be met by the outfitter.
Additional Info For detailed Information or to arrange this hunt please contact Bob Anderson at 888-850-HUNT, Ext. 15 or 307-473-1268.

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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
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Call 888-850-HUNT
Ext. 15 and ask for Bob.