Alaska Hunting Deadlines
Alaska Hunting Information
- Point System: Currently Alaska does not have a point system in place – everyone’s chances are the same.
- License Purchase Yes/No: Yes, as a prerequisite of applying, an $160 non-resident hunting license must be purchased. WTA TAGS will handle this purchase for you as part of the application process.
- Party Applications: Up to two applicants may apply together.
- Hunter’s Safety Card Requirement: Anyone born after January 1, 1986 must have a hunter’s safety card in their possession while afield. All sportsmen(regardless of age) wishing to hunt big game with bow and arrow must have a specific bowhunter’s safety card in their possession while afield.
- Youth: Applicants are required to be 10 years of age by the opening day of the hunting season to apply/obtain a big game permit.
Alaska Point System
- Currently Alaska does not have a point system in place – everyone’s chances are the same.
Hunt Alaska
- Hunting The Last Frontier is something that is on the “bucket list” of most big game hunters. WTA TAGS can certainly assist. We’ll help you do it right. Here is a brief synopsis of some of our favorite, limited-entry adventures in The Land of the Midnight Sun.
- If you’re looking for Dall sheep that will really stretch the tape, the limited-entry areas of Alaska are best. The lucky applicant who draws this tag needs to be ready for an extremely physical, backpack-style adventure. These Dall sheep hunts come with the same hefty price tag typically associated with this species, but again, the quality is what sets them apart.
- Caribou hunting in Alaska has definitely seen better days. However, WTA TAGS has discovered a limited-entry area that will truly impress. Drawing this permit will give a sportsman the very best chance at harvesting a Boone & Crockett Barren Ground caribou.
- Fully guided moose hunting for the Alaska-Yukon species comes at fairly significant price point these days. WTA TAGS has found a way to offer this species at an exceptional value. Apply for our limited-entry “un-guided” tag. If drawn, you’ll be hunting in arguably the best moose area on the planet at less than ½ the cost.
- At approximately $7,000, you won’t find a better value for a high-quality Alaskan mountain goat hunt. With draw odds often better than 1 in 10, this backpack-style hunt on Kodiak Island is a wonderful adventure with a world class outfitter. Add Sitka blacktail deer for $2,000 – over the counter tag.
- To discuss these adventures in more detail, or for other consultation regarding the great state of Alaska, give us a call today
Alaska Application Deadline
December 15, 2025
Alaska Tag Fees
ALASKA SPECIES | State Tag Fee | TOTAL DUE TO WTA TAGS TO APPLY |
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Moose Dall Sheep Brown Bear Caribou Mountain Goat | $800 $850 $1,000 $650 $600 | $60 $90 $65 $90 $90 |
Elk | $600 | $90 |
Bison | $900 | $120 |
Black Bear | $450 | $90 |
Emperor Goose | $650 | $90 |
Muskox | $2,200 | $120 |
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Outfitter Special
Draw Required
Brown Bear ·
Alaska
From
$21,000
$20,000
Outfitter #1047
Save $1,000 on Spring or Fall 2025
Alaska Application Deadline - December 16th
Draw Required
Dall Sheep ·
Alaska
From
$25,000
Outfitter #031
Draw Required
Duck, Mountain Goat ·
Alaska
From
$13,000
Outfitter #171
Draw Required
Barren Ground Caribou ·
Alaska
From
$16,500
Outfitter #079