Typical Itinerary for an Alaska Fall Grizzly Hunt
On a Alaska Fall grizzly hunt, you’ll rise early and typically glass from camp, eat a hot breakfast, and then hike to a high spot to glass all day or until you find a good stalkable bear. All trips are limited to one hunter with one guide per camp, unless the client requests otherwise, or the hunt is booked as a 2×1. After you tag your grizzly and take field photos, it is caped, quartered and butchered for packing to spot suitable for aircraft pick-up.
You’ll be staying out in the field in spike camps.
When you arrive, you’ll start your Alaska in a very nice, remote, base lodge. Hunts will be out in tent-based spike camps, and once you’re done hunting you’ll fly back to the lodge.
Meals
Contrary to the typical Alaska hunt, our hunters are given a fair amount of latitude with food. It’s not just Mountain House every night. You’ll be eating fresh eggs, vegetables, fruit, frozen pork, bacon, poultry, beef, salmon, moose/caribou, hot and cold cereal, chips, cheeses, candy bars, energy bars, freeze dried meals soups and stews.
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