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Alaska is an amazing and naturally beautiful part of the world and it is one of those areas that almost defies description. It is the largest state in the United States and in size and spectacle it is quite simply, vast. Hunting moose in any area of North America requires a great deal of pre-planning and patience. But with a little information, even the novice hunter can enjoy an Alaska moose hunting expedition that is enjoyable and satisfying. There are so many things that Alaska has to offer. One can easily see why it is a popular tourist attraction. Home to Mt. McKinley, Alaska is a state that has awe inspiring scenery that attracts people from all over the world. The Nushagak River flows freely from through southwest Alaska, spanning over 250 miles from the Alaska Range to Nushagak Bay. Home to all five species of the Big Fish, the Nushagak is an ideal place for in Alaska for Salmon fishing. It is the lucky hunter who gets to observe the great beauty and power of the unscathed scenery of the area just North East of Anchorage. Setting out for an Alaska sheep hunting trip in this area is a challenge, but also quite an adventure. One-on-one, low volume, guided bear hunting in Alaska- your dream hunt! With a near 100% success rate on all species and a 100% satisfaction rate, there is not another better guided hunting service out there. Brian Donovan Alaska brown bear hunting My name is Brian Donovan and I am a registered guide, licensed to hunt Alaska brown bear within the precincts of the magnificent Wood-Tikchik State Park. As a licensed guide and familiar with the habitat of the Alaska brown bear. The stunning vista of the Nushagak River, with one of the most consistent king salmon runs in Alaska, the backdrop of the scenic Wood-Tikchik State Park, combined with the exclusive attention of your host, Brian Donovan. Brian Donovan Alaskan brown bear hunting The temperate coasts of Alaska offer the Alaska brown bears with ample food, sufficient to sustain 98% of the US brown bear population. These solitary creatures are predisposed to evade the company of other bears. Nushagak River drains into the Bristol Bay, and then into the Bering Sea, off the coast of Alaska. Another 8 rivers drain into the Bristol Bay, providing a fertile fishing ground, with record numbers of salmon heading up each of these rivers towards their spawning grounds. Brian Donovan Hunting Alaska Brown Bears Kodiak Island has a much longer hunting season than we do here in the South-eastern corner of Alaska. As a result of the temperate coastal region and abundant food sources, however, we do have a much denser population of brown bear: one bear per each square mile.
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