Alaska Grizzly Bear/Caribou Hunts
Guided Hunts in the North East Brooks Range, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Grizzly Bear Hunt Dates: August 7-19 and August 19-29
The Grizzly Bear (Ursus arctos) is the smaller inland cousin of the Brown Bear. The bears in this area are arctic grizzlies in every sense of the word – but make no mistake – these are grizzly, not brown bears. Unlike the fish-eating brown bears in the southern coastal portion of Alaska, these grizzlies depend mainly on berries, roots, ground squirrels, and the occasional caribou for food and cover vast amounts of both mountainous and barren tundra-covered country. Most bears that we take are in the 6 to 7 ½ foot range, which is typical of bears from this region.


