Spring Brown Bear

Hunts are operated out of our lodge located on Alegnagik Lake. We conduct our bear hunitng mainly in the beautiful Wood-Tikchik State Park, the largest state park in North America. Generally, we start hunting the 1st of April through May 25th, which makes for favorable weather conditions (20-30 degrees). There is usually a lot of snow in the spring, so transportation is mainly snowmobiles or snowshoes. This is a great hunt for a chance at a huge bear. Prime times fill up fast.

Fall Brown Bear

Fall Brown Bear hunts are less physical than spring hunts. You will mostly be in remote tent camps in the Wood-Tikchik State Park. Most of the hunting will be out of boats, running the lake and watching the salmon streams that flow into them.
Sept season 10th-30th
The average bear in the fall is 8' to 9'6". This time of year, the bears are fat and have great hides. This is a highly successful hunt to harvest a great trophy bear!

Alaska-Yukon Moose

Alaska-Yukon Moose season is open from September 5th-15th, consisting of a eleven day hunt. The areas we hunt are the Nushagak River and the Wood-Tikchik State Park. All of the moose hunting is done out of tent camps on the rivers and lakes. You will be in a boat a lot of the time.
We provide guided and unguided camps.
Moose are rutting this time of the year so our strategy is mainly calling, spotting and stalking. Average moose is 60" plus with a good brow palmation.
This area has a very healthy and thriving moose population. Huge bull potential.

Dall Sheep

We hunt sheep in the coveted 14C Drawing area. This is a walk-in only area with very large rams. Application deadlines are December 6th of the previous year of the hunt. We can assit you in the application process.

Our hunts are high quality, one-on-one and low volume, which ensures an Alaskan Hunting Adventure of a lifetime.