Hunting Camps
Our hunting base camp is located along the Nushagak River, some 100 miles from Dillingham, Alaska, in the Southwestern portion of the state. As well as the base camp, we also set spike camps up along various other rivers to hunt from, depending on where the game is at that time. Accommodations for the base camp include a large eating and dining area. Sleeping quarters consist of heated wall tents. Hearty meals are prepared by a full-time cook
7 Day Guided Caribou
Hunt
Your 7 day
fully guided caribou hunt will take you into the heart of the Mulchatna
Herd, containing more than 300,000 barren ground caribou. You will be
flown, via float plane, from Dillingham, Alaska to base camp, located
on the Nushagak River. From there, depending on where the caribou herds
are located, you will either be hunting the vast rolling tundra hills,
or you will be boated to one of the many spike camps located on various
other river drainages. On many occasions the large caribou herds can actually
be spotted swimming the river corridors. Nonresidents are permitted to
harvest 2 caribou, with the purchase of an additional caribou tag, this
allows many hunters to harvest game with rifles, muzzleloaders or by means
of archery.
10 Day Guided
Moose
Hunt
Your 10 day fully
guided moose hunt allows you 10 full days to have the opportunity to
harvest a trophy bull moose. This hunt takes you into the many sloughs
and backwaters of the Nushagak River. The majority of the hunting consists
of hunting these sloughs and backwaters by means of a boat or by simply
making your way through sloughs wearing hip boots. Much of the time
is spent glassing, searching for the best trophy.
10 Day Caribou/Moose
Guided Combination Hunt
This hunt allows you to harvest both a trophy caribou and a trophy moose.
The main focus is to concentrate on harvesting a trophy moose, as caribou,
more often than not can be found in areas where moose may inhabit.
10 Day Guided
Brown Bear Hunt
This 10 day
guided brown bear hunt takes place in the later part of September and
the earlier part of October, allowing the bears to be spotted and harvested
near the many salmon beds located along the river, this type of hunting
is more conducive to hunting by means of a boat. Hunting the bears on
the blueberry infested hills also proves to be productive. This involves
many spent hours glassing from a vantage point looking for that trophy
boar. This hunt can also be combined with a caribou hunt at the hunter’s
request.
