Alaskan Moose Hunt

[g5bowhunter]

Planning a Alaskan Moose Hunt in 2021. A buddy and I are wanting a DIY hunt. Looking for recommendations for a outfitter to fly us in and out. Any recommendations?


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[Jhett_11]

40 mile air did a good job. Owner is rude in my opinion but to get you in and out i had no complaints they did a great job.

 

[g5bowhunter]

What are their prices like?


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[Jhett_11]

Pretty reasonable. All the prices are listed on their website

 

[AlaskaHunter]

Not sure if your looking specifically for fly in or not but there are a couple Outfitters I would recommend
Deadhorse Outfitters transports by Air-Boat in Unit 24A on the Koyukuk river.
North Star Outfitters I believe does both Air-boat and fly in not sure what the units they do drop camps
Hope this helps give you a couple different options to look at

 

[AKDoc]

If you want to hunt in western Alaska unit 18 (an any bull unit...but mostly very wet), then Renfro or Papa Bear are good options. I've used Renfro for many years, and he is a good man. I'll be using him again for two trips this fall. The first one starts next week! I've heard good things about Papa Bear, but I don't have any first hand experience with him.

BTW...these are fly-in/drop-off hunts.

 

[mcseal2]

Papa Bear did a great job for us last year. We booked in 2015 and they honored that price. It has gone up quite a bit since then. I think we did our whole hunt including tag, plane tickets, etc for what Papa Bear is charging now. I think that's just what it's going to cost going forward though, they aren't out of line with others.

 

[g5bowhunter]

Definitely looking for a fly in hunt.


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[LOCALAK907]

I’ve had nothing but good experiences with 40mile air. Safe and experienced pilots and reasonable rates.


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[ReinsuranceShooter]

AkDoc. Best of luck out there!

 

[AKDoc]

AkDoc. Best of luck out there!

Thank you sir! It's always an adventure...this one will be a hundred-mile, very remote pack-raft float with my son...fly-fishing and hopefully his first grizzly.

 

[Fieldnstream]

started looking into moose hunting the last couple of years, getting more serious now, seems like prices really jumped the last year, anywhere from $5500-$7500 for a drop Camp, I was hoping to do a whole DIY trip for $7000, using an air taxi. Don't know if this is possible or not.