Adventure #: 05A10
Guide Status: Guided
Region: Alaska Brooks Range
Lodging: Tent Camp
Cost: $5200 with an option for a second caribou 

Trophy Bull Caribou from Northern Alaska If you have been looking for a fully-guided trophy bull caribou hunt in Alaska with past excellent success then this is the hunt for you.

Our remote fly-in caribou hunts take place on the northern tip of Alaska on exclusive federal concession land and on state and/or BLM land.

Past hunter success has been near 100%. Our trophy caribou hunts take place each year during the entire month of August. The area we hunt is very unique as you are allowed to harvest two caribou if you wish.

Caribou hunting spike campOur hunters arrive in Deadhorse on the northern slope of Alaska from Seattle or Anchorage on a 737 commercial airplane and then take a chartered bush plane to a remote base camp. The hunters are then flown to their remote caribou spike camps via a Supercub or Husky aircraft.

Our 2 x 1 fully-guided caribou hunts take place on the open tundra, along rolling hills or in the mountains depending on where the trophy bulls are during your hunt.

We hunt the famous Porcupine and Arctic caribou herds near the calving grounds thus offering excellent hunting with lots of bulls to choose from. Unlike the Mulchatna caribou herd that is currently way down in numbers, the Porcupine and Arctic caribou herds are doing very well.

Many of the bulls taken on our hunts are in full velvet making for a unique trophy mount.

Some bulls will have partial velvet so one can just strip the velvet off for a hard antler mount.

• Bush flights from the base camp to the spike camp and return
• One experienced professional guide for every two hunters
• Meals while at the spike camp
• Hauling of your meat and trophies back to Deadhorse
• Laundry, showers, sleeping, full-meals, phone & internet at base camp
• Meat and trophy care facilities at the base camp
• Wolf and wolverine in some cases can be taken at no extra cost other than tag fees

Additional Expenses and Options

• Chartered flights from Deadhorse to base camp & return runs $800
• General hunting license runs $85
• A fishing license runs about $50
• Each caribou tag runs $325
• Grizzly tag $500
• Wolf tag $30
• Wolverine tag $175
• Expediting your trophy back to Fairbanks runs $200 per animal
• If you would like to take a second caribou the trophy fee runs $2,600
• All transportation, lodging, meals, shipping & baggage charges from your home to the base camp and return are at your expense.
• Taxidermy charges are at your expense

Caribou hunting country

The large population of caribou in our area allow our hunters to take their time in order to harvest real trophy class bull caribou.

The scenery in the areas where you will hunt is awesome to say the least. 

Fishing for arctic grayling and/or artic char is possible in some cases during your caribou hunt.

We invite you to come and experience one of the very best trophy caribou hunting trips available today in North America.

Feel free to e-mail or call us for additional information or to make your reservation on this exciting trophy bull caribou hunting adventure!

We offer many other hunting and fishing adventures, for details contact us today at  Adventures In The Wild!

Thank you,

Dave & Beth Mason

Revised 11-04-09

Nice Bull CaribouA couple of great caribou racks