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Hunting Alaska – The Last Frontier // Application Deadline – Approaching Fast!

Tony Foster
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  • Tony Foster
Species: Roosevelt Elk, Brown Bear, Barren Ground Caribou, Dall Sheep, Mountain Goat
Location: Alaska

Alaska’s deadline for submitting big game applications is coming up on December 15, 2020. These applications will be for the 2021 hunting season. 

Applicants can apply for:

  • Mountain Goat
  • Barren-Ground Caribou
  • Dall Sheep
  • Alaskan Moose
  • Roosevelt Elk
  • Kodiak Brown Bear

Permits are LIMITED to hunt the above species in Alaska’s very best units, therefore applying for these coveted tags is REQUIRED!

We are dialed-in on Alaska’s draw system, we know the top units to apply for and we work with some of the best outfitters up there, so when you are successful in drawing a tag, we can get you booked for the adventure of a lifetime.

Alaska does not have a points system in place for unsuccessful applicants. It is purely a random draw each year, so all applicants have the same odds of drawing a tag.

MOUNTAIN GOAT

With nearly a one in four chance of successfully drawing a mountain goat hunt on Alaska’s Kodiak Island, it’s not only an awesome hunt but at $8,500, this is the best value for the species found in North America.
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Mountain Goat Hunt on Kodiak Island


CARIBOU

Caribou hunting in the past several years has changed drastically. Herds that once numbered in the hundreds of thousands, have declined significantly, causing many units to shut down. However; on the bright side, caribou hunting on the Barren Ground of Alaska, continues to offer a legitimate chance at harvesting a Boone & Crockett bull. Any sportsman wanting to hunt big Barren Ground Caribou should absolutely be applying for this tag.
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Barren Ground Caribou Hunt

DALL SHEEP

For those lucky enough to draw a Dall sheep tag in Alaska’s Tok or Chugach units, you have the best opportunity at harvesting a world-class ram. Rams pushing or sometimes even exceeding the magical 40” mark are more realistic coming from these locations than anywhere else. But be advised; should your name be yanked from the hat for one of these dream tags, they are extremely physical hunts, therefore a serious training regimen is advised.
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Dall Sheep Hunt in Alaska's Tok or Chugach

MOOSE

Some of the best moose hunting in the North Country is found in the draw areas of Alaska. These areas consistently produce bulls “with all the rigging” – wide, long paddles, great spread, heavy bases and lots of points is what gets a moose to score and these draw areas in Alaska will not disappoint!
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Trophy Alaska Moose Hunt

ROOSEVELT ELK

Our yacht-based draw hunt for Roosevelt elk, offers an incredible adventure. At roughly $16K for this hunt it is still a decent savings in comparison to hunts being offered on Vancouver Island. This is a trip you will never forget! Apply today!
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Roosevelt Elk Hunt In Alaska – Boat Based


BROWN BEAR

We still have two brown bear spots available on Kodiak Island for Fall 2021. These $16K backpack hunts are the best value in Alaska for big brown bears. Drawing odds exceed 80% so be sure to apply. And remember in the Fall, you can combo your hunt with blacktail deer.
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Kodiak Brown Bear Hunt
To discuss these adventures in more detail or for other consultation regarding the great state of Alaska, give us a call today. 
If you’ve always dreamed of hunting in Alaska’s top GMU’s and 2021 is a good year for you to get away, now is the time to apply!
Give us a call today – 1-800-755-TAGS(8247).

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