Alaska Grizzly Bear Hunt

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A fair chase, spot and stalk hunt for the Alaskan grizzly is typically high on most hunters “bucket lists.” This is probably the best Alaska grizzly bear hunt we know of. For past 20+ years our hunters have consistently qualified for SCI record book and many for Boone and Crockett records. The all time #1 SCI grizzly was taken on this hunt!

This is a great hunt for trophy grizzlies.
The fall hunt takes place in September and October.
The spring hunt is April and May and a second bear can be taken on a trophy fee.
Success rate over the years stands at about 90%.
Our hunters on this hunt have consistently taken grizzlies with hides that will square 8′ with skulls between 23″ and 26″.
In the fall, this hunt can be a combo hunt with trophy moose, caribou, and or black bear. These species can be added to your grizzly hunt for additional trophy fees. We highly recommend having the extra tags in your pocket.

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SKU: oi-srl3 Categories: Big Game Hunting in Alaska, Grizzly Bear, Guided Hunts, Remote Backcountry and Wilderness Hunts, Rifle Hunts Tag: spot-and-stalk hunts

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.