August – September (6-day hunts)
This draw tag area has produced some giant billies. The recent average is 9.5″ and a few lucky hunters have taken billies over 10″ every year. Hunters can expect to glass from the liveaboard vessel as well as small skiffs. Once a desirable billy is spotted, you will begin your hike into the high country in pursuit. Most hunters are able to take a goat in 1 or 2 climbs and the terrain is quite gradual as far as Alaska mountain hunting goes. All hunts are guided 1×1 and hunters have reported extremely high shot opportunities.
Accommodations are a deluxe 64′ liveaboard vessel where fabulous meals, real beds, and hot showers are the norm. Not only does the boat provide the comforts of home it also acts as a place of refuge from Alaska’s torrential rain and gale-force winds.
Tags for this hunt must be obtained via state drawing. The deadline to apply falls in mid-December. Drawing odds are typically better than 1 in 4. Call WTA TAGS today and get applied for this world-class adventure – 1-800-755-TAGS (8247).
$18,900 (six day hunt)
Charter Fee- Included in hunt price
Kenai Bourgh tax – $150/person WTA will collect at the time of booking (subject to change)
Contact WTA TAGS for professional application assistance 1-800-755-8247. The Alaska draw deadline is mid-December.
Non-resident hunting license $160
Non-resident mountain goat tag $600
Accommodations are a deluxe 64′ liveaboard vessel where fabulous meals, real beds, and hot showers are the norm.
Sample Itinerary
Day 1: Fly to Anchorage Alaska, and on to Homer Alaska and overnight
Day 2 – Charter to field
Day 3-8 – Full hunt days
Day 9: Return to Homer and overnight
Day 10: Depart Homer, Alaska for home
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