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Brown Bear
Hunt BR781
TROPHY BROWN BEAR HUNT
ALASKAN
PENINSULA
OUTFITTER
LETS YOU STAY UNTIL YOU KILL
This Alaskan Peninsula
hunt in Unit 9 takes place near Sand Point on the south slope of the
peninsula, one of the top brown bear trophy areas. Last fall all 8
hunters took boars, including a 10’4” with a 28 1/2-skull and 4 more at
9 1/2 feet. Spring of 2010 when most outfits were experiencing
very deep snows and extremely bad weather with high winds on the north
slope, this outfitter was just fine due to their specific location.
They went 10 for 12, including 2 record book bears with one measuring
over 29 inches and the other over 28. 3 bears squared out over
10-foot.
Fall of 2009 went 10 for 12 and 2 hunters had to leave
early after only 7 days due to commitments. In the spring of 2008 his
hunters went 10 for 10 and they took an amazing 6 bears over 10-foot.
Normally they will take 3 or 4 over 10-foot on this hunt.
Spring hunts, May 10 to 25, are $18,000 and fall hunts,
October 1 to 21, are priced the same. Rates are for the entire season
and most hunters are successful in 7 to 9 days. A packer can be hired
for $200 per day.
They have exclusive rights to prime native land with 3 major bays and
rivers, including over 30 miles of coastline. Hunts can be conducted out of
base camp with the use of 4-wheelers or jet boats, but mainly this is a
spike camp operation. Roundtrip flights from
Anchorage
to Sand Point run about $800 and the flight from Sand Point to base camp is
included in the price. There are still openings for the spring of 2012.
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