HCU Brown Bear Hunt BR957 Alaska

Brown Bear

Hunt BR957

ALASKAN BOAT HUNT
TYPICALLY 100% SUCCESS
SPRING AND FALL HUNTS
This outfitter takes 5 spring hunters and 2 fall hunters each year. Last spring on the first 2 hunts, with 2 hunters on each hunt, all 4 hunters took boars just under 9-foot with 24-inch skulls. The last spring hunt, he only takes one hunter, took an 8’10” boar with a skull just shy of 25 inches. On his fall hunt one hunter took a 8 1/2-footer and the other hunter missed a giant 10-foot type bear at 68 yards and elected to pass on the next 24 bears looking for another of that caliber.

In 2010 on the spring hunt all five bears squared from 8 ½ to 9-foot. In the fall both hunters were tagged out by day 3 after looking over quite a few bears. One squared at 8’9” and the other 9’1” and had a 26-inch skull.

Past 7 springs have been 100% success for all 5 hunters. Fall hunts had been 100% success also except for 2011 and one hunter in 2009 that passed on 52 bears up to 9-foot.

This has been a very high success hunt priced at only $13,500 for 10 days.

Spring hunts are April 30 to May 9, May 11 to 20, 22 to 31 and black bear can be added on the last hunt for $3,500. Fall hunt is September 15 to 24. Accommodations are on his 48-foot yacht with 6 bunks and a shower. Hunters fly into Juneau and charter a float plane to the yacht for under $250 roundtrip. Non-hunters are priced at $2,500. One remaining opening for 2012, May 22 to 31.

Here are the 2 bears taken this fall. One measured 8’ 9” with a 24 ½” skull and the other 9’1” with a 26” skull. Both hunters were tagged out in 3 days and enjoyed some fishing the remaining days. The largest bear taken on this hunt in past years had a 27-inch skull and it was also taken on a fall hunt.

	Brown Bear Hunt BR957 ALASKAN BOAT HUNT TYPICALLY 100% SUCCESS SPRING AND FALL HUNTS This outfitter takes 5 spring hunters and 2 fall hunters each year. Last spring on the first 2 hunts, with 2 hunters on each hunt, all 4 hunters took boars just under 9-foot with 24-inch skulls. The last spring hunt, he only takes one hunter, took an 8’10” boar with a skull just shy of 25 inches. On his fall hunt one hunter took a 8 1/2-footer and the other hunter missed a giant 10-foot type bear at 68 yards and elected to pass on the next 24 bears looking for another of that caliber. In 2010 on the spring hunt all five bears squared from 8 ½ to 9-foot. In the fall both hunters were tagged out by day 3 after looking over quite a few bears. One squared at 8’9” and the other 9’1” and had a 26-inch skull. Past 7 springs have been 100% success for all 5 hunters. Fall hunts had been 100% success also except for 2011 and one hunter in 2009 that passed on 52 bears up to 9-foot. This has been a very high success hunt priced at only $13,500 for 10 days. Spring hunts are April 30 to May 9, May 11 to 20, 22 to 31 and black bear can be added on the last hunt for $3,500. Fall hunt is September 15 to 24. Accommodations are on his 48-foot yacht with 6 bunks and a shower. Hunters fly into Juneau and charter a float plane to the yacht for under $250 roundtrip. Non-hunters are priced at $2,500. One remaining opening for 2012, May 22 to 31. Here are the 2 bears taken this fall. One measured 8’ 9” with a 24 ½” skull and the other 9’1” with a 26” skull. Both hunters were tagged out in 3 days and enjoyed some fishing the remaining days. The largest bear taken on this hunt in past years had a 27-inch skull and it was also taken on a fall hunt.