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Alaska Resident & Non-Resident Self-Guided Extremely Remote Moose and Big Game Float Hunting & Fishing Adventure!

Armin Voigt with his 54 Inch 2008 Alaskan Bull MooseIf you've been looking for an  "Extremely Remote" self guided Moose and Big Game Hunting area that has had little hunting pressure then this is the hunt for you.

You and your hunting partners will be flown to an extremely remote wilderness river where there are many unknowns.

This hunt is not for the weak in mind, body or soul. Portages are very much a reality as well as dangerous sweepers, log jambs and more!

The Alaskan Bull moose not only has the largest antlers in North America but it also has the largest body. On this hunt you can also hunt for black bear, wolf & wolverine.Camping on a moose float hunt

Many Boone & Crockett and Pope & Young record book animals are taken each year in Alaska.

This self-guided float hunt takes place about 300 miles west of Anchorage, Alaska. All Bull Moose taken must have an antler spread of 50" or more, or have at least four brow tines on one side.

Over the years many bull moose have been taken in this general hunting area with racks from 50" to 70" or more. Racks from 65" to 70" or more are very possible. 

Alaskan Arctic CharThese hunts take place from September 5th to September 20^th.

You and your group will be able to float 40-50 miles or more of prime moose hunting territory. This hunt takes place in unit 19B.

We supply suggested equipment, clothing, tackle and food lists for this hunt. Hunters must be in very good to excellent shape both physically and mentally for this extremely tough & remote fly-in moose & big game float hunting trip.

Armin with a silver salmon caught on his moose float hunt

This exciting 10-12 day extremely remote float hunting adventure includes:

(You can extend your hunting days at no cost)

• Bush flights from a small town to the hunting area and return.
• Rubber raft with rowing frame & oars, pump, patch kit, and life jackets.
• Dry bags, water proof tags and extra gear straps.
• All meat, hide & rack hauling from pick up point back to a small Alaskan town.
• Placement of you and your group into a prime remote big game float hunting area.
• Tents, cooking & eating equipment, cook stove & fuel, 5 gallon water jug, salt for your capes/hides, pepper for your meat & bear spray.
• A two-way radio, tarps, and sleeping pads.
• Game shed and cleaning station in town.
• Atleast one check flight weather permitting.

All for $5,500 USD per hunter for 2010

(Based on a party of two)

(The cost for a non-hunting companion runs $3,685 per person)

If fuel prices increase a lot in 2010 a fuel surcharge may be added to the cost of your hunt, but only if need be!

Your Group Supplies:

• Hunting & fishing licenses
• Sleeping bags
• Food and beverages
• Bow, rifle, handgun or muzzleloader and ammunition
• Clothing, meat bags/boxes & backpacks
• Fishing & hunting equipment

Are there Salmon in Alaska?On this fantastic extremely remote hunting adventure you will also be able to fish for silver salmon, Dolly Varden, char and grayling. There is a large population of black bear and wolves in this hunting area as well.

Armin with Black Bear taken on his 2008 float hunt

The cost of non-resident licenses and tags are extra and are as follows:

General hunting license $85, moose tag $400, black bear tags $225 each, wolf tags $30 each or no charge, wolverine tag $175 & a fishing license runs about $35 to $60. Licenses & tags for Alaska resident hunters are less.

We invite you to come to Western Alaska to experience an extremely remote moose & big game float hunting adventure that you will remember for the rest of your life!

All prices subject to change without notice

We offer fully guided grizzly bear, brown bear, black bear, moose, Dall sheep, mountain goat and caribou hunts here in Alaska as well

We also offer many other self-guided fly-in moose and black bear hunts

Hunters that are not U.S. citizens must hunt with a licensed guide in Alaska

2010 Moose Hunting Alert!

Glassing for big gameIn 2007 some moose hunting units went to a shorter season, in 2008 & 2009 some units went to a draw or permit system, and in 2010 more than likely several other units will go to a draw or permit system, and some areas may even be closed down for non-resident moose hunting.Keith Smith with an awesome 2008 Arctic Grayling

We urge non-resident self-guided hunters to book now for the 2010 season, if you want to hunt moose in here in Alaska!

At this point in time Alaska resident and non-resident hunters can purchase moose, black bear, wolf and wolverine tags over the counter in the areas where we offer our moose float and drop hunts.

Past hunting success has averaged between 50 to 60% on this hunt. The overall success normally varies do to the weather and the hunters hunting abilities.

Dave Mason-AITW PresidentFor further information on this "Extremely Remote & Tough Alaskan Big Game Float Hunt" or to make a reservation contact us today at Adventures In The Wild.

We offer many other worldwide outdoor adventures - for details ask for our free hunting and fishing flier lists.

Alaska resident hunters are allowed to harvest caribou and grizzly bear on many of our self-guided float hunts.

Thank you for contacting us here at Adventures In The Wild.

Dave Mason

(Adventure-2F10) Revised 11-01-09