The hunting area is located 180 miles West North West of Anchorage, AK. It lies on the west side of the Alaska Mountain Range. The main hunting area consists of 160 square miles of private property – some of the best Dall Sheep and Moose hunting the state has to offer.
The hunting area is located 180 miles West North West of Anchorage, AK. It lies on the west side of the Alaska Mountain Range. The main hunting area consists of 160 square miles of private property – some of the best Dall Sheep hunting the state has to offer. Our outfitter is the only outfitter in the area. Even residents are limited to this land.
All of the guides are registered Alaskan big game guides. All 3 guides have 10 plus years of sheep guiding experience and nearly 60 successfully guided sheep hunts combined.
There are three different camps to hunt sheep. The sheep hunting pressure is spread out over a large area.
Next available date is 2028, Please call for pricing.
MOOSE
The main moose hunting area is on the northern edge of the sheep concession(160 square mile private parcel). This area had a tremendous forest fire in 2010. Since then the regrowth has created some of the best moose hunting habitat and moose population. Our outfitter started moose hunting this area 5 years ago and has since gone 9 for 11 with the average bull measuring 61 inches.
Only one out of the three moose camps are equipped with cabins. The other 2 consist of wall tents, which are comfortable and equipped with wood stoves. A typical moose hunting day starts around 6am 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. After the all clear, a slow and methodical 30 minute hike up to a high point will take place. From the look out, prepare to get settled in for the majority of the day and let the binoculars do all the work. Periodically the guide will perform a series of moose calls in order 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. During this time of the year, daylight usually lasts until 9 pm, so “cat naps” on the look out are well recommended. To cap off a long day on the look out, a large dinner is served between 9 and 10 pm.
September 1 – 10, 2025 - $28,500.00USD
September 11 – 20, 2025 - $28,500.00USD
Price does not include charter fee, license or tag.
Trophy Fees:
Moose - $0
Caribou - $5,000
Black bear $1,500
Dall Sheep - $10,000
Grizzly Bear - $5,000 (September)
Wolf - $0
Wolverine - $0
Note: Hunter buys all applicable tags. Only after taking a secondary species will a trophy fee be due. All trophy fees are due before departing camp.
• Fully guided 1x1hunt
• Transportation during hunt
• Accommodations
• Food and non alcoholic beverages
• Trophy care and preparation
• Round trip flight from Home to Anchorage (ANC)
• Round trip flight from ANC to Sheep Camp - $1,750
• We will schedule the flight. Flight may be on wheels or floats, depending on which camp. Flights include all transportation of trophies and meat.
• Hotel accommodations in Anchorage before and/or after hunt
• Expediting of all trophies to client home or taxidermist
• Gratuities to staff
Hunt out of cabins, very rarely do we have to spike out. And if so it is only for a night or two. The camps are fully equipped with cook house, shower and private cabins. Breakfast and dinner made hot each day before and after hunting.
Clients will fly to Anchorage, AK and spend the night.
The next morning you will fly to Farewell out of Merrill field. There you will be picked up and transported to camp. There are three different camps to hunt sheep.
The sheep hunting pressure is spread out over a large area.
You will be issued licenses and tags in camp.
After the hunt you will fly back to Anchorage.