Alaska Coastline Brown Bear Hunting

Hunt trophy brown bears on the gulf coastline of the eastern Chugach Mountains of south-central Alaska. This hunting operation has been in business for over 35 years providing quality bear hunts in this region. This area is known for producing exceptional quality bears due to the abundant salmon spawning streams and intertidal zones in this protein-rich environment. Rugged denning areas and plenty of cover, along with great genetics, provide for excellent trophy potential and good concentrations of bears. The hunt area is extremely large and encompasses over 1,500 square miles from eastern Prince William Sound to the east Copper River Delta and on to Cape Suckling. The size of the hunt area provides a huge advantage—the outfitter can move with the progression of the bears coming out of hibernation. Fall hunts are typically conducted near streams and rivers where the bears are feeding on protein-rich fish. All hunts are conducted 1×1 by experienced guides using spot-and-stalk hunting methods. You and your guide will spike out with modern tent camp accommodations in the great Alaskan wilderness. Brown bear hunting is one of the most exciting and exhilarating hunts on the planet. #649