Alaska
Bear Hunting
Guide

Fall Brown Bear Hunting

The terrain here in Alaska where we hunt is rugged. Hunters should be in good physical condition and able to walk some distance and carry a pack.

As is true most of the time, Alaskan weather this time of year is very unpredictable. It's not unheard of for a medium to heavy snowfall to occur and temperatures can range from -20ºF to 50ºF.

The units we hunt have a very healthy supply of game so the populations are growing but we take only a limited number of hunters in each season. We do not over hunt our areas. We do our best to scout and locate bears before your arrival.

Due to the quality and success of our bear hunts we have many repeat clients who book a year or more in advance. If you're serious about bear hunting in Alaska, don't delay. Book your trip now and be assured of going with an experienced Alaskan registered big game guide with an excellent track record. CLICK HERE to see more photos.

Grizzly bears are dangerous, that goes without saying. Grizzlies are extremely powerful and they have an excellent sense of smell & good hearing. Extreme caution should be taken when in bear country. A hunter should be prepared for an an outstanding & exciting Alaskan hunting experience!