Alaska Yukon Moose & Grizzly -Combo Hunts

This trophy moose hunt takes place in the remote Alaska Range of south-central AK. With its boundaries bordering a well-known National Park, there is limited hunting pressure and an abundance of game, making this one of our top picks for an Alaskan trophy moose hunt. This private concessions area is very rich in wildlife and is known for producing high shot opportunities and trophy bulls in excess of 60”.

The guide area is exclusive to this outfitter; thus, no other outfitter hunting pressure.  This concession is located some 180 miles northwest of Anchorage on the west side of the Alaska Range and covers 160 square miles of private property.  The camps consist of wall tents or bomb shelter tents on a good-sized lake. Tents are equipped with comfortable cots and wood-burning stoves. These ten-day moose hunts can be combined with a grizzly on a trophy fee basis.  A typical moose hunting day starts around 6 am with a full breakfast. All moose camps are smack dab in the middle of prime moose habitat. Once daylight breaks, a quick and careful inspection of the area is conducted. That big bull just might be standing in the lake where the camp is located. You’ll then take a 30-minute hike up to a high point (“lookout”) to glass for the day. From the lookout, prepare to get settled in for most of the day and let your optics do all the work. Periodically the guide will perform a series of moose calls to bring out or bring in that big bull. September is the “rutting” period for moose. Bull moose become very vocal and tend to travel a tremendous amount in their search for cows. Patience is the “key” while moose hunting as a big bull can appear out of nowhere.