Fall Brown Bear Hunts – Alaska Peninsula
Fall brown bear hunts on the Alaska Peninsula take place during years ending in odd numbers (2021, 2023, 2025). Hunting is all spot and stalk, glassing from a high point above a salmon stream, travel way, or berry patch. During the fall, daylight is short, and most activity is at dusk or early morning. Hunters should be prepared for many hours of waiting and watching for the right bear to come out. More than anything, mental toughness is necessary. When a bear is spotted there may only be minutes, oftentimes less, to accurately judge plan a stalk, and go after the animal. This is certainly one of the most adrenaline-charged hunts you can experience!
- Fall Season: October 7 – 16 (12 day hunt period)
- Price: $30,000
- Not included: Round trip air charter fee, from King Salmon to camp and back: $2000 (payable to air charter company on arrival into King Salmon)
- Brown Bear Locking Tag:
- $1,000 (Non-Resident)
- $1,300 (Non-Resident Alien)
- Hunting License:
- $160 (Non-Resident)
- $630 (Non-Resident Alien)
- Other Cost: $150 Hunters Preservation Fund contribution
Wolf may be taken at no additional charge, no tag fee
Spring Brown Bear Hunts – Alaska Peninsula
Spring brown bear hunts on the Alaska Peninsula take place during years ending in even numbers (2022, 2024, 2026). Like the fall, hunts are spot and stalk. Instead of watching salmon streams, we are glassing up in the upper valleys, hillsides, and mountains for boars coming out of dens and for traveling boars in search of sows to breed with. The days are 18 hours long, giving more than enough time to watch for bears. Like the fall, hunters should be prepared for countless hours of glassing. Mental toughness is a must. Spring hunts can be physically demanding, but the results are worth it!
- Spring Season: May 10 – 25 (15 day hunt period)
- Price: $34,000
- Not included: Round trip air charter fee, from King Salmon to camp and back: $2000 (payable to air charter company on arrival into King Salmon)
- Brown Bear Locking Tag:
- $1,000 (Non-Resident)
- $1,300 (Non-Resident Alien)
- Hunting License:
- $160 (Non-Resident)
- $630 (Non-Resident Alien)
- Other Cost: $150 Hunters Preservation Fund contribution
Wolf may be taken at no additional charge, no tag fee