Alaska Trophy Hunting - Alaska Hunting Guide & Outfitter

About Alaska Trophy Hunting

We are pleased to be able to offer some of the most outstanding guided Grizzly Bear hunts that are available in Alaska today. Read our guided Grizzly Bear hunts descriptions below and visit our website for additional information on our guided Grizzly Bear Hunts.

Enjoy the Ultimate Grizzly Bear Hunting Experience as we stalk the Giant Grizzly Bear in his natural environment in the Alaska Interior. Do you want to add an Interior Grizzly Bear to your trophy collection? Come and enjoy great grizzly bear hunting in the fall when the Grizzlies migrate out of the timber and begin to concentrate on the hillsides to feed on the rich berry crops. Our unit presently allows 2 Grizzly Bear per season which don’t count against the 1 grizzly bear every four years regulation. We’ll glass the hillsides looking for a big boar that will exceed 8 foot square. It’s a wonderful time of the year with Alaska’s brilliant fall colors and the opportunity to look over a bunch of Grizzly Bear.

Grizzly Bear Hunting is done in several ways in the Spring. During the month of April, Grizzlies emerge from their winter hibernation. Once they leave the dens they are generally taken off of a Moose carcass that was winter killed or freshly hunted by the Bear. Travel during this time of year is by super cub and by snow machine. Walking is done with the use of snow shoes.

Several methods are used on guided grizzly bear hunts in the Fall. When the season opens, on August 10th, the Grizzlies are fishing on the rivers. This is a good time to use a boat to drift past good fishing holes and to make stands at the entrances of streams that hold spawning Salmon. In mid August the Bears begin to migrate up off of the Salmon streams onto the mountain sides in search of Blue Berries and Parka Squirrels. When a good trophy is spotted the chase begins and all of our efforts are used to get into position to make the final stalk. When the hunter has taken a Moose or Caribou trophy and all of the edible meat salvaged, a good method of hunting is to set up a blind and wait for a Grizzly to begin feeding on the remains of the kill. It's a great time to be in the wilderness in Alaska.

We believe in providing personalized service to our grizzly bear hunting clients that they deserve and should expect. Our equipment is modern and kept in excellent condition. We serve great food and strive to make your hunt enjoyable. We’d be honored to provide information to you about any guided grizzly bear hunts that we offer or have you visit our website at www.alaskatrophyhunting.com . It would also be a privilege to discuss grizzly bear hunting with you. It’s what we enjoy!

About Alaska Trophy Hunting

We are pleased to be able to offer some of the most outstanding hunts that are available in Alaska today. Read our hunt descriptions below and visit our website for additional information.

We hunt the Alaska Mountain Range for Dall Sheep and continue to take excellent rams for our clients. We get to the point of outfitting with bush planes or air boats. On the Sheep hunts we can take Grizzlies, Black Bear, Caribou, and Wolves. We specialize in Back Pack Sheep hunts so you should come in decent condition. You need to be prepared to carry about 35 pounds in your pack and walk five to six miles to get into prime Sheep hunting habitat. We hunt from a mobile spike camp as we seek a good mature ram. The high alpine Sheep country is magnificent and adds to the rewarding experience of seeks these special trophies.

In addition to hunting Dall Sheep we also offer hunts in other game rich areas of Alaska for Big Brown Bear, Record Book Black Bear, large trophy Moose, seldom hunted Mountain Goats, Caribou, and Wolves & Wolverine.

We believe in providing personalized service to our clients that they deserve and should expect. Our equipment is modern and kept in excellent condition. We serve great food and strive to make your hunt enjoyable. We’d be honored to provide information to you about any hunt that we offer or have you visit our website at www.alaskatrophyhunting.com . It would also be a privilege to discuss hunting with you. It’s what we enjoy!

Vern Humble is your host and outfitter. He has been successfully conducting hunts and guiding hunters in the State of Alaska for over 30 years. Vern is a licensed Master Guide in the State of Alaska, holding license number 180. In addition he has a private pilots license and received a U. S. Coast Guard license to operate vessels in the Coastal waters of Alaska. It is Vern's goal and desire to help sportsmen and women from around the World live their dream, just as he has, by providing a quality Alaskan adventure that each deserves and should expect.

About Alaska Trophy Hunting

We are pleased to be able to offer some of the most outstanding guided Brown Bear hunts that are available in Alaska today. Read our Brown Bear hunting descriptions below and visit our website for additional information on our guided Brown Bear Hunts.

Enjoy the Ultimate Brown Bear Hunting Experience as we stalk the Giant Brown Bear in his natural environment on the Alaska Peninsula. Together we’ll enjoy these magnificent animals and learn about their characteristics and habits. To harvest such an animal is truly one of the world’s ultimate hunting achievements. Your big Brown Bear will be considered to be among the top 10 trophies in the world.

In the Spring the Brown Bear generally come out of hibernation during April and May. The weather can be miserable so bring top quality rain gear that is designed to withstand strong winds and keep the rain out. Ankle fitting hip boots are a must and can be purchased in Anchorage if you have enough time to shop. Of course, we have a great advantage when we hunt from the Ocean Going Hunting Vessel. Regardless of the rain or windy weather you always know you can have a hot shower and dry clothes when you get back to the boat. The general method of Brown Bear hunting is to spend the daylight hours glassing the beaches and slopes and watching for a worthy trophy class Brown Bear. Once a good Brown Bear is located the stalk is planned and executed. More likely than not the stalk will require that you intercept the bear as he travels down the mountain.

The Fall guided brown bear hunts are conducted in October and the brown bear Hunting Vessel will spend more time anchored near the streams and rivers while the salmon are still spawning. You will generally hunt along salmon streams or in areas that the Bears frequent as they travel from one favorite fishing hole to another. The weather can be worse in the Fall, with the temperatures getting colder each day.

Whether your guided brown bear hunts are in the Spring or the Fall you are brown bear hunting in comfort and safety from the Hunting Boat in country that has consistently produced some monster Brown Bears. If you truly want an opportunity to take a 10 foot Brown Bear you should plan to hunt on the Alaska Peninsula or on Kodiak Island for a trophy that is highly ranked among the top trophies in the world.

We believe in providing personalized service to our clients that they deserve and should expect. Our equipment is modern and kept in excellent condition. We serve great food and strive to make your hunt enjoyable. We’d be honored to provide information to you about any guided brown bear hunts that we offer or have you visit our website at www.alaskatrophyhunting.com . It would also be a privilege to discuss brown bear hunting with you. It’s what we enjoy!

About Alaska Trophy Hunting

We are pleased to be able to offer some of the most outstanding Mountain Goat hunts that are available in Alaska today. Read our hunt descriptions below and visit our website for additional information on our Mountain Goat Hunts.

The Mountain Goat is surely the true monarch of Alaska. They inhabit the high mountains along the Gulf Coast of Alaska. Mountain Goat hunting is not for the faint of heart as these beautiful white majestic creatures live in terrain that is as challenging as any hunting country on earth. We hunt them on the rugged coast from Prince William Sound to the Mt. Saint Elias Mountains near Yakutat. Part of this wonderful country is privately owned and we are the only hunters permitted there. As a result the Goats are allowed to reach maturity and there are some big trophies available. This is a primeval land where hundreds of glaciers can be seen and the largest on earth comes crawling down into the ocean. Hunt these Goats with us in September and October when the snows bring them down for easier access and the 6 to 8 inch hair is thick and gorgeous.

In addition to the hunt described above we also offer hunts in other game rich areas of Alaska for Brown Bears, Grizzly Bears, Moose, Black Bears, Dall Sheep, Caribou, and Wolves. We hunt the Alaska Mountains for Dall Sheep and continue to take excellent rams for our clients. On the Sheep hunts we can take Grizzlies, Caribou, Black Bear, and Wolves.

We believe in providing personalized service to our clients that they deserve and should expect. Our equipment is modern and kept in excellent condition. We serve great food and strive to make your hunt enjoyable. We’d be honored to provide information to you about any hunt that we offer or have you visit our website at www.alaskatrophyhunting.com . It would also be a privilege to discuss hunting with you. It’s what we enjoy!

Vern Humble is your host and outfitter. He has been successfully conducting hunts and guiding hunters in the State of Alaska for over 30 years. Vern is a licensed Master Guide in the State of Alaska, holding license number 180. In addition he has a private pilots license and received a U. S. Coast Guard license to operate vessels in the Coastal waters of Alaska. It is Vern's goal and desire to help sportsmen and women from around the World live their dream, just as he has, by providing a quality Alaskan adventure that each deserves and should expect.

About Alaska Trophy Hunting

We are pleased to be able to offer some of the most outstanding Moose hunts that are available in Alaska today. Read our hunt descriptions below and visit our website for additional information on our Guided Alaska Moose Hunts.

The primeval Rain Forest on the southeast Gulf Coast of Alaska is where we hunt our Record Book Alaskan Moose. Here we have an exclusive permit to hunt private land and have a very large population of Big Bull Moose. This is a wonderful land on the rugged Gulf Coast. It stretches out along the Ocean Coast for about 27 miles. Having the exclusive hunting permit allows us to become wildlife managers. We are able to provide special care and enrich the natural food source to improve the overall health of the herd. The number of Trophy Moose harvested will be limited. We will be able to increase the trophy size by allowing the bulls taken to reach maturity between 8 and 12 years of age. When this stage of development is achieved we feel there will be a number of Trophy Bull Moose in the herd that will measure in the high 60 inch to mid 70 inch range.

In addition to the hunt described above we also offer hunts in other game rich areas of Alaska for Brown Bears, Grizzly Bears, Mountain Goat, Black Bears, Dall Sheep, Caribou, and Wolves. We hunt the Alaska Mountains for Dall Sheep and continue to take excellent rams for our clients. On the Sheep hunts we can take Grizzlies, Caribou, Black Bear, and Wolves.

We believe in providing personalized service to our clients that they deserve and should expect. Our equipment is modern and kept in excellent condition. We serve great food and strive to make your hunt enjoyable. We’d be honored to provide information to you about any hunt that we offer or have you visit our website at www.alaskatrophyhunting.com . It would also be a privilege to discuss hunting with you. It’s what we enjoy!

Vern Humble is your host and outfitter. He has been successfully conducting hunts and guiding hunters in the State of Alaska for over 30 years. Vern is a licensed Master Guide in the State of Alaska, holding license number 180. In addition he has a private pilots license and received a U. S. Coast Guard license to operate vessels in the Coastal waters of Alaska. It is Vern's goal and desire to help sportsmen and women from around the World live their dream, just as he has, by providing a quality Alaskan adventure that each deserves and should expect.