Caribou, Black Bear, Goat and More!
What Do You Want To Hunt?
How About a Draw?
Permit Sheep & Goat
We are advising potential clients to take advantage of the incredible hunt opportunities in our former sheep area in GMU 14 B, the Chugach Mountains. As of 2008 the area went to a drawing for both resident and non-residents, so we have decided that we will continue to guide clients in this area if it is feasible with our other scheduled hunts. If interested, please contact us for drawing information and application deadlines, or if you have laready drawn give us a call at 304-239-0570 or drop us a line tony@alaskahunts.net .
Barren Ground Caribou
While the barren ground caribou bull rates as one of the most beautiful game animals in the world, especially when he sheds his velvet, and the winter coat turns chocolate brown, and the mane turns snow white, I doubt any hunter is going to claim that they are possessed of any great intelligence. The difficulties of the hunt revolve mostly around terrain, weather, and simply finding the game.
Although we don't offer caribou hunts as a stand alone species, we can offer them in combination with other species, or if you really want caribou ask us for reccomendations and we will try to steer you in the right direction since it is not a primary species for us. If you really want a combo, then allow yourself some extra time, or plan on paying some extra flight cost. Sometimes a guy has the opportunity to take bear, moose, and caribou all from the same camp in a short period of time, but this is not the norm, and I will never try to convince anyone that it is a great idea!
Of all the big game animals in Alaska, the caribou represents your best shot at getting a real trophy animal, and even the average caribou appears spectacular to many Alaskan hunters, and truly they are very impressive animals. Well suited for bowhunters, and pistol hunters, they are by most everyone's opinion the easiest of all Alaska's big game. This doesn't mean that it is okay to be 200 pounds overweight, for even caribou require work.
Black Bear
Black bear can be taken readily in the Western Alaska Range. GMU 19 has an open season in our sub unit with a limit of 3 bears per hunter. Black bears are often available in other areas that we hunt on a trophy fee basis. We do not offer hunts for black bear on their own without it being a large group by special arrangement.
Wolf and Wolverine
There is always a chance of taking a wolf, or wolverine depending upon where a particular hunt is being conducted. Revelation Mountain Outfitters is also a legal license vendor for the State of Alaska, so tags are always available if the opportunity presents itself.