#401 QUEBEC TROPHY CARIBOU |
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 HNOCARIBOU: Travel to the famous Ungava Bay Region of Northern Quebec's Eastern Arctic to hunt the Leaf River Caribou herd. This herd is approximately 260,000 strong, and has been the most reliable herd in both migration time and trophy quality. Success normally runs 100% with hunters being able to take two caribou. This package includes roundtrip air transportation from Montreal to Fort Chimo complete with 200 pounds of meat, capes, and two sets of split antlers. It also includes round trip air transportation between Fort Chimo and base camp, and Quebec/Labrador non-resident caribou permits for two caribou. This is one of the classiest outfits in this region. First class camp and top quality animals. Fishing for lake trout, arctic char and brook trout is also available. |
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| DATES: | August - September | ||
| RATES: | Click here | ||
| TRANS: | Fly or drive to Chimo, (Kuujjaq), Canada | ||
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#402 ALASKA TROPHY CARIBOU |
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 NAECARIBOU: Trophy caribou is this outfitters specialy. He hunts the famous Mulchatna herd which has in excess of 200,000 animals. An average of 20,000 to 50,000 caribou migrate in small groups through his hunting area during a month long time period. This seven day hunt allows the hunter to be selective and have an opportunity at an outstanding trophy. Success on this hunt averages 90-100% with many trophy caribou over 400 points SCI. Hunt America' s Allen Ormesher hunted with this outfitter, taking a B&C bull and seeing 1000's of Caribou on this hunt. Hunters may take a second caribou on a trophy fee basis. This hunt is the best value for trophy caribou in Alaska. Camp consists of top quality Alaskan dome tents along the edge of the lake. Fishing in the off hours is possible. |
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| DATES: | August - October | ||
| RATES: | Click here | ||
| TRANS: | Fly to Dillingham, Alaska | ||
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#403 ALASKA RANGE TROPHY CARIBOU |
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 TBPCARIBOU: Hunt the remote Swift River area for record book class, barren ground caribou. The herd in this area has over 80,000 animals with some huge bulls being taken annually. Hunts are conducted out of comfortable wall tent camps and may be combined to include moose, grizzly or black bear. There is a good opportunity for wolf ont this hunt and they may be taken on a trophy fee basis. This young, aggressive outfitter boasts a 100% success rate on moose and caribou over the last six years. |
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| DATES: | August - September | ||
| RATES: | Click here | ||
| TRANS: | Fly to Anchorage, Alaska | ||
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#404 CARIBOU, MOOSE & BLACK BEAR IN ALASKA |
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 AACARIBOU: Southwest Alaska, home of giant bull moose and Alaska's famous Mulchatna Caribou herd. this self guided hunt is a great way to experience some of Alaska's best hunting. The outfitter provides most of your camp for you so all you need to bring is your food, rifle and personal gear. He also provedes his clients with radios and is in scontact with the hunters at least every other day. Prices are all inclusive with no extra bush plane, flight fees or other surprises. Moose are plentiful in this area with bulls in the 60" to 70" range. Float hunts are also available. Black bear may be added for an additional fee. Come try this 1st class Alaskan experience. |
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| DATES: | October - November | ||
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| TRANS: | Fly to Aniak, Alaska | ||
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#405 CENTRAL BARREN GROUND CARIBOU |
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The camps have comfortable heated wall tents with wood floors and a large kitchen tent with excellent food prepared by the camp cooks featuring Caribou and fresh caught fish. Hunters are transported by boat to jump off points where a short walk to higher vantage points allow for good glassing and areas to stalk the caribou. The ground is rocky and waders are not necessary. Close up shots are common and bow hunters are welcome. The camps have good hunting for birds as well as great fishing for northern species such as grayling, northern pike, brook trout, lake trout, and arctic char. |
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| DATES: | September 1-15 | ||
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| TRANS: | Fly to Yellowknife, NWT | ||
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ANWCaribou: Hunt one of two camps for Central Barren Ground Caribou. These camps are located almost 200 miles north and east of Yellowknife just above tree line in the Little Marin Lake and Pellat Lake regions of the Northwest Territories. You will hunt the late summer range of the Bathurst Herd which is estimated at over 400,000 animals. Our hunters have taken many trophies in these camps with B&C bulls a good possibility for the patient hunter.#105 SW ALASKA TROPHY MOOSE AND CARIBOU |
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 NAEMOOSE: Hunt the beautiful Wood River-Tikchik River Park on this float trip, or spike camp hunt. Fly into his base lodge then out to spike camps to more remote areas. His spike camps are the best dome style tents available with cots and an additional tent for cooking. Moose average 61" with plenty of caribou in the area. Success rate on moose is 80% and caribou is almost 90% This hard-working outfitter will go the extra mile to ensure a top notch Alaskan experience. |
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| DATES: | September 1-15 | ||
| RATES: | Click here | ||
| TRANS: | Fly to Dillingham, Alaska | ||
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#108 ALASKA MOOSE AND/OR CARIBOU |
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| AA MOOSE: This is an affordable hunt for experienced hunters who want to enjoy Alaska on their own. We have arranged this hunt with a flying service in Alaska and have removed some of the typical restraints associated with air taxi operators. Hunters are taken to areas beyond the air service's usual hunting radius. Flying time for spotting game, fly out of game and routine check flights are all included. The hunting area is in the upper Alaska peninsula area which has excellent moose and caribou hunting. Moose are taken in the 60" to 70" class each year. The caribou hunting is some of the best in the world, with over 25% of record book trophies coming from this area including the #1. Success rates run 90%+ on caribou and 40% on moose. This hunt is done on a drop camp or float basis. | |||
| DATES: | August - October | ||
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| TRANS: | Fly to Aniak, Alaska | ||
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