HCU Caribou Hunt CU505 Alaska

Caribou

Hunt CU505

ALASKA BROOKS RANGE CARIBOU
100% SUCCESS AGAIN
This may well be the most consistent barren ground caribou hunt in North America. It is conducted on the north slope of the Brooks Range in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. The outfitter has recently added a large area for more caribou hunting along with the new area he opened in 2010 and is now hunting more of the Western Arctic Herd. Last fall was phenomenal. They had taken 5 hunters here in 2010 and the hunting was terrific and it was consistent in 2011, when all the hunters went home filling their tags. 7 caribou hunters even took grizzlies on a $6,000 trophy fee. The average bull taken gross scored in the 350 Boone and Crockett range. The outfitter reported caribou just kept coming through camp the entire season, it was fantastic.

This is a small personal caribou operation and they typically only take a few hunters each week throughout the month of August. They have a base camp with showers, laundry facilities, family style meals, telephone and internet access and is conveniently located in the heart of the Porcupine and Central Arctic herds summer range. Hunters take a supercub flight, included in price, from base camp to a mobile spike camp amongst the caribou. Tent camps include quality tents, gear, a competent guide and good food. This is one of the few Alaska caribou hunts that have a very high rate of success on good mature bulls.

August hunts are 7-day with 5 days of hunting, fully guided 2x1 priced at $5,200 per person or guided 3x1 for only $4,500 per hunter. Hunters have the option of taking a second bull for $3,000. He also offers an unguided hunt for only $2,750 per hunter that includes a tent and food.

Hunters charter out of Deadhorse for $1,000, license and tag total $410 and trophy expediting fee to Fairbanks is $200.

	Caribou Hunt CU505 ALASKA BROOKS RANGE CARIBOU 100% SUCCESS AGAIN This may well be the most consistent barren ground caribou hunt in North America. It is conducted on the north slope of the Brooks Range in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. The outfitter has recently added a large area for more caribou hunting along with the new area he opened in 2010 and is now hunting more of the Western Arctic Herd. Last fall was phenomenal. They had taken 5 hunters here in 2010 and the hunting was terrific and it was consistent in 2011, when all the hunters went home filling their tags. 7 caribou hunters even took grizzlies on a $6,000 trophy fee. The average bull taken gross scored in the 350 Boone and Crockett range. The outfitter reported caribou just kept coming through camp the entire season, it was fantastic. This is a small personal caribou operation and they typically only take a few hunters each week throughout the month of August. They have a base camp with showers, laundry facilities, family style meals, telephone and internet access and is conveniently located in the heart of the Porcupine and Central Arctic herds summer range. Hunters take a supercub flight, included in price, from base camp to a mobile spike camp amongst the caribou. Tent camps include quality tents, gear, a competent guide and good food. This is one of the few Alaska caribou hunts that have a very high rate of success on good mature bulls. August hunts are 7-day with 5 days of hunting, fully guided 2x1 priced at $5,200 per person or guided 3x1 for only $4,500 per hunter. Hunters have the option of taking a second bull for $3,000. He also offers an unguided hunt for only $2,750 per hunter that includes a tent and food. Hunters charter out of Deadhorse for $1,000, license and tag total $410 and trophy expediting fee to Fairbanks is $200. .