Destination:

Our exclusive guide concession is bordered by Katmai National Park, famous for the largest sockeye salmon runs in Alaska and the highest density of brown bears in the world.  The terrain is relatively flat with many low ridges, poorly drained lakes and kettle ponds between the active volcanoes.  This area is treeless with little brush, making for an ideal area to glass.  Temperatures average 40-50 in the day and can drop just  below freezing at night.

Bear Information:

Alaska Peninsula brown bears are a very large brown bear subspecies, with adults usually ranging in weight from 800 to 1,400 pounds. They are found in high densities on the Alaskan peninsula due to the large salmon runs; this allows them to attain huge sizes, some of the biggest in the world. They may gather in large numbers at feeding sites, such as Brooks Falls and McNeil Falls, both in Katmai National Park near our hunting area.

Prized by hunters for their skulls and hides, up to 500 of Alaska's 1,500 brown bears killed yearly by hunters come from the Alaska Penninsula.

The Hunt:

This is a tent based, spot & stalk hunt.  You and your guide will spend days glassing salmon streams and travel funnels for a bear worthy of a stalk.  Once spotted the excitement begins as you and your guide close to within an acceptable shooting distance.  This is an outstanding opportunity to see many bears and take a mature boar ranging 9-10 foot.  This is a high success hunt with 100% of our hunters having the oppurtunity to pull the trigger on a bear!  As a bonus, wolves and wolverines can be shot with no trophy fee in the fall if the opportunity arises. 

Accommodations:

Comfortable tent camp with cots, freeze dried food, sandwiches, and plenty of snacks. Or yacht based with private rooms and meals prepared by our chef.

Rates:

1X1 hunts are $31,000  tent camp  (2024 sold out 25 one hunt left).

next available openingOct 6-15 2025

Dates:

This is a 10 day hunt including travel days to and from camp.  The hunt takes place between October 6th-15th, of odd years (2023, 2025) and May 10-20 even year (2022, 2024)

Includes:

Your own professional guide, airport pick up, meals and lodging during the hunt.

Not Included:

Hunting license, tags, tips, airfare to Anchorage and King Salmon,  lodging before and after hunt in King Salmon/Anchorage, trophy expediting and taxidermy.

License Information:

Purchase license and tags upon arrival.  Current Alaska Non Resident hunting license is $160, Brown Bear tag $1000.  Non resident Alien license is $630 and Brown Bear tag $1300.

Travel Arrangements:

Fly to the city of King Slamon, AK where you will be met by your Outfitter or guide.