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Adventure Description
Based in Unit 17 in Southwestern Alaska, just north of the famous Bristol Bay. This bear hunt is for the hunter who is interested in a true Alaskan adventure with the ability to harvest up to 5 bears per person. This outfitter’s camps are all in remote locations and are accessed only by small wheel planes. You will begin this hunt by arriving in Anchorage, Alaska with the required gear list. From there you will fly to Dillingham, Alaska and you will be provided a night stay with one of the great lodges there. The next morning the outfitter’s charter partner will pick you up at the runway in Dillingham and you will be flown into the main camp and from there your respective spike camp. Your spike camp is outfitted with spacious tents, cots, lanterns, kerosene heaters, propane stove, REAL home cooked meals, tables, chairs, private pit-privy, emergency supplies, and a professional staff. You will enjoy a 10-day hunt or more depending on the species interested. The outfitter can also package trips together for this time of year if a hunter is interested in going after more than one species. Count on at least 2 travel days on each end of your hunt dates. The method of hunting this time of year is Spot-and-Stalk. A hunter can expect the day to day to consist of at most 2 miles of walking but mainly using binoculars to glass the expansive landscape from a strategic position depending on the animal targeted. The outfitter have different camps and locations depending on species and dates. Once you harvest your animals, all meat and trophies will be salvaged and shipped in accordance with Alaska game laws. Your cape will be fleshed, turned, and salted by the staff. Any meat will be hung in clean dry bags and every attempt will be made to keep meat clean, dry, and bug free. From there your meat and trophies will be flown back to Anchorage where our expeditor will pick them up, finish any work left to prep it for the tanning process, and prepare for shipping. Overall, this is a top-shelf Alaskan Black Bear hunt that will provide you with exceptional trophy quality as well as experienced, professional guides that will ensure your remote Alaskan hunt lives up to the expectations.
adventure #
BB4818BA
Location
Unit 17, Alaska, USA
from pricing
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Weaponry
Rifle, Archery
Dates
August - September
Tags
OTC
Additional Information
specific pricing
2023 Black Bear Hunt Pricing:
10-Day, 1x1 Black Bear Hunt: $21,000.00 USD/PP
10-Day, 2x1 Black Bear Hunt: $16,000.00 USD/PP
Trophy Fees:
No Trophy Fee Due for First Animal Harvested.
All Wolves are Free.
Unit 17 has a 2-Brown Bear & 3-Black Bear Harvest Limit, A hunter can take other animals if they choose. The harvest of these animals is on a trophy fee basis as follows:
Brown Bear: $5,000.00 USD
Black Bear: $2,500.00 USD
Wolverine: $2,500.00 USD
Wolves: Free
Hunt Dates:
8/24 - 9/2: Brown & Black Bear
9/5 - 9/15: Moose | Brown & Black Bear
9/18 - 9/27: Brown & Black Bear
Average Game Size:
Moose: 63 Inches
Brown Bear – 8 Foot 10 inches
Black Bear – 7 Foot
species hunted
Black Bear, Alaskan Coastal Brown Bear, Wolverine, Wolves
inclusions
Lodging, Meals, License, Tags, Round-Trip Travel from Dillingham, AK, 1-Night Stay in a Lodge in Dillingham, AK, Professional Guiding, Trophy Handling & Preparation, Shipping Trophies & Meat to Anchorage
Other costs
Tips & Gratuities (10%), Airfare, Shipping of Trophies back to Residence, Processing of Meat & Trophies.
Accommodations
Log Cabin, Tent Camp
transportation
Bush Plane, Hiking
Land type
Public Land
nearest airport
Dillingham Airport (DLG)
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Based in Unit 17 in Southwestern Alaska, just north of the famous Bristol Bay. This bear hunt is for the hunter who is interested in a true Alaskan adventure with the ability to harvest up to 5 bears per person. This outfitter’s camps are all in remote locations and are accessed only by small wheel planes. You will begin this hunt by arriving in Anchorage, Alaska with the required gear list. From there you will fly to Dillingham, Alaska and you will be provided a night stay with one of the great lodges there. The next morning the outfitter’s charter partner will pick you up at the runway in Dillingham and you will be flown into the main camp and from there your respective spike camp. Your spike camp is outfitted with spacious tents, cots, lanterns, kerosene heaters, propane stove, REAL home cooked meals, tables, chairs, private pit-privy, emergency supplies, and a professional staff. You will enjoy a 10-day hunt or more depending on the species interested. The outfitter can also package trips together for this time of year if a hunter is interested in going after more than one species. Count on at least 2 travel days on each end of your hunt dates. The method of hunting this time of year is Spot-and-Stalk. A hunter can expect the day to day to consist of at most 2 miles of walking but mainly using binoculars to glass the expansive landscape from a strategic position depending on the animal targeted. The outfitter have different camps and locations depending on species and dates. Once you harvest your animals, all meat and trophies will be salvaged and shipped in accordance with Alaska game laws. Your cape will be fleshed, turned, and salted by the staff. Any meat will be hung in clean dry bags and every attempt will be made to keep meat clean, dry, and bug free. From there your meat and trophies will be flown back to Anchorage where our expeditor will pick them up, finish any work left to prep it for the tanning process, and prepare for shipping. Overall, this is a top-shelf Alaskan Black Bear hunt that will provide you with exceptional trophy quality as well as experienced, professional guides that will ensure your remote Alaskan hunt lives up to the expectations.
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