Alaska 2020 Peninsula & Brooks Range

Hunting in Alaska A hunt with our Partner Mountain Monarchs of Alaska LLC is a once in a lifetime true Alaska wilderness experience. We will take you to the heart of Big Game Country, where you will stay in remote wilderness camps. Our Partner offer several different hunting experiences including Spring and Fall Brown Bear, Arctic Grizzly, Dall Sheep, Caribou and Moose. There are often opportunities to fish and hunt other game as well. They respect the wildlife, the land, and each other. As a result, we hunt hard, have fun, and enjoy a high hunting success rate. The owner Dave Leonard has over 40 years of guide experience and knowledge of Alaska's diverse species and habitats. He has handpicked each of our Alaska hunting guides to ensure that you have a once in a lifetime Alaska hunting experience.

ALASKAN PENINSULA BASED HUNTS David River Bear Camp, Cold Bay, AK

How to get there How do I get to David River Camp? (Spring/Fall Brown Bear and Caribou) After arriving in Anchorage, you will most likely spend the night in town and then be flown down the Peninsula the following morning. You will need to head to Merrill Field Airport on the North end of Anchorage and take a Lake Clark Air charter flight to Nelson Lagoon. Once in Nelson Lagoon you will then be driven 18 miles down the Bering Sea beach to our camp.

Recommend Accommodations in Anchorage: Lakefront Hotel Hotel Captain Cook Hilton Anchorage Sheraton Anchorage **Arrive at Base Camp 2 days prior to start of hunt (allow for weather)

Recommended Brown Bear Hunting Weapons & Rifles: your rifle should be equipped with a weatherproof Caliber 100 yards. Synthetic stocks and Stainless Steel barrels and actions perform best in the inclement weather. If you hand load, be sure all your ammo will chamber and eject properly. Practice as much as possible in all shooting positions. Silhouettes are especially good practice. Be sure scope mounts and all screws are checked for tightness. A good sling is worth its weight in gold.

Recommended Calibers: .338 Winchester mag - 250 grain minimum .375 H&H mag - *preferred caliber* 270 grain minimum .375 Ruger - 270 grain minimum .416 Rem Mag 350 or 400 grain bullets

Bullets No Solids for Bears!!!

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Spring Brown Bear guide concessions. This is one of the very best areas for trophy Brown Bear in the world. Hunting They hunt these big brown bears by the spot and stalk method as they emerge from the den. In the spring, their coats are thick with winter hair. It is common to watch big males following sows for breeding. There may be time and opportunity to pursue other game in this remote wilderness region. Wolves are prevalent in the area. There is often a good run of Steelhead Trout.

Travel- From Anchorage, you have several options to get to our camp. information We prefer Lake Clark Air. This flight can be split with other David River clients. Another option is to charter a Navajo from Anchorage to Nelson Lagoon. You will need to pre-arrange this charter with Precision Air. He will meet you in Anchorage and fly you to Nelson Lagoon. This flight also can be split between 5 passengers. A Mountain Monarchs representative will meet you there and bring you to David River. If you choose to fly into Cold Bay and the weather is not flyable for a charter to David River, accommodation options are: Cold Bay Lodge or Bearfoot Inn

It is strongly recommended that you purchase a changeable airline ticket, as the weather is unpredictable on the Alaska Peninsula.

Accommodation Base Camp Enjoy comfortable heated cabins situated around the kitchen and dining facilities. Share camaraderie while feasting on home cooked meals. Power and hot showers are available at the beginning and end of the hunt - all within a 35 minute flight of your spike camp in prime Brown Bear country. While base camp is very comfortable, it is not a lodge. Spike Camps Established campsites are in key positions that have been proven over the past 40 years. Each camp consists of 2 tents 2 Sturdy Expedition Grade Tents: 1 for cooking and relaxing and 1 for sleeping and gear storage cots, pads, warm sleeping bags, tables, chairs, lanterns, heaters and lots of good food along with a skilled and personable guide. Satellite phones are in each camp and each guide is on a check-in schedule with the base camp. Camps are re-supplied every few days.

Dates numbered years (2020, 2022, 2024, etc.) and the Fall of odd numbered years (2021, 2023, 2025 etc.). This allows for a sustainable harvest of these great bruins and to avoid a

Spring hunts of even numbered years: 2020, 2022, 2024 etc. May 10 to 17 and May 18 to 25 2 x 8-

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Prices 2020 Spring Brown Bear Hunt 8 hunting days, hunt guidance 1:1, incl. Trophy Fee USD 29,500 16 hunting days, hunt guidance 1:1, incl. Trophy Fee USD 44,250 Excl. License, Brown Bear Tag

Licenses & LICENSES/ TAGS & Registration Bear Permits: RB 370 (mandatory) Tags This should be handled well in advance of the hunt via Alaska Department of Fish & Game (ADF&G).

To purchase over the internet: http://hunt.alaska.gov Visa and MasterCard accepted. Note: Prices are subject to change by the State of Alaska Note: A fishing license is optional. Time does not always allow for fishing and the Steelhead Trout run is somewhat sporadic.

TROPHY SHIPPING: Mountain Monarchs will prepare your trophy(s) for travel. Unless otherwise arranged, Mountain Monarchs will help to organize shipping of your trophy(s) out of Alaska. An expediter will handle your trophy(s) from Anchorage to the taxidermist/tannery of your choice. The hide and skull must be sealed by an ADF&G Representative either at base camp or before it is shipped out of Alaska. All shipping is billed from David River to Anchorage at r to departing David River. It is expected that any surcharges that Mountain Monarchs receives from fuel vendors and shippers will be reimbursed by clients.

NOTE: all international clients will require a CITES permit for Brown Bear. It is recommended you have your hide tanned in the USA and then shipped to your home country.

Alaska Tag & License Fees Non-resident Non-resident Aliens Hunting License USD 160 USD 300 Fishing License (14 days) USD 105 USD 105 Brown Bear USD 1,000 USD 1,300 Wolf No tag required No tag required

 Licensing fees are subject to change by the State of Alaska

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Fall The hunt will be in Alaska's Cold Bay and Izembek Refuge area, where we have two Brown Bear exclusive guide concessions. This is one of the very best areas for trophy Brown Bear in the Hunting world. They hunt these big brown bears by the spot and stalk method along salmon choked rivers. As the bears leave the salmon streams, they hunt higher in the prime berry areas and below denning areas as the voracious bruins prepare for a long winter. Wolf and wolverine are present in the area and will often respond to a predator call.

Travel- From Anchorage, you have several options to get to Cold Bay. information We prefer Lake Clark Air. This flight can be split with other David River clients. Another option is to charter a Navajo from Anchorage to Nelson Lagoon. You will need to pre-arrange this charter and pick up point with Precision Air (907) He will meet you in Anchorage and fly you to Nelson Lagoon. A Mountain Monarchs representative will meet you there and bring you to David River. If you choose to fly into Cold Bay and the weather is not flyable for a charter to David River, accommodation options are: Cold Bay Lodge or Barefoot Inn. **Arrive at Base Camp 2 days prior to start of hunt (allow for weather)

It is strongly recommended that you purchase a changeable airline ticket and travel insurance. Alaska Peninsula weather is unpredictable at this time of year. Baggage Note: When packing please do not bring hard bottom duffle bags w/ wheels. They are not suitable for Super Cubs.

Bush Flight: Once you reach David River Bear Camp, we will have you repack and prioritize your gear, attend to necessary paperwork and check the zero of your rifle. When this is completed and weather allows, myself or a Mountain Monarchs pilot will fly you to your spike camp.

Spike Camps Established campsites are in key positions that have been proven over the past 40 years. Each camp consists of 2 tents 2 Sturdy Expedition Grade Tents: 1 for cooking and relaxing and 1 for sleeping and gear storage cots, pads, warm sleeping bags, tables, chairs, lanterns, heaters and lots of good food along with a skilled and personable guide. Satellite phones are in each camp and each guide is on a check-in schedule with the base camp. Camps are re-supplied every few days.

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Dates numbered years (2020, 2022, 2024, etc.) and the Fall of odd numbered years (2021, 2023, 2025 etc.). This allows for a sustainable harvest of these great bruins and to avoid a draw

Fall hunts of odd numbered years: 2021, 2023, 2025 etc. Fall Hunting Oct 07 to 21 / 1 x 15-days openings are limited

Prices 2020 Fall Brown Bear Hunt 15 hunting days, hunt guidance 1:1, incl. Trophy Fee USD 29,500 Excl. License, Brown Bear Tag

Licenses & You must purchase a hunting license and a Brown Bear tag. You can do that online with the Tags Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Wolves are also prevalent in the area. It is no longer required to purchase a wolf tag in GMU 9D. If time allows during your hunt you may get the opportunity to fish in the Alaska wilderness. There is no guarantee that there will be time to fish on your trip. However, if you hope to fish, a fishing license is required. In addition to a Hunting License and Brown Bear tag, a Registration Bear Permit is required. It is free and they are guaranteed.

Licenses /Tags/ Registration Bear Permit RB 368 / no fee but mandatory! Contact us directly well before your hunt for the ADF&G designated permit numbers. They are available over the internet.

Note: It is recommended you purchase a metal locking tag for wolverine. This is in addition to your Brown Bear tag and Hunting License. A fishing license is optional. Time does not always allow for fishing, bird or waterfowl shooting.

Alaska Tag & License Fees Non-resident Non-resident Aliens Hunting License USD 160 USD 630 Fishing License (14 days) USD 105 USD 105 Brown Bear USD 1,000 USD 1,300 Wolf No tag required No tag required Wolverine USD 350 USD 500 State Waterfowl Stamp USD 10 USD 10 Federal Duck Stamp USD 15 USD 15

 Licensing fees are subject to change by the State of Alaska

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Fall Our Alaskan Peninsula Caribou hunts are operated out of our Legendary Brown Bear camp, Caribou Hunting David River Camp approximately 20 miles SW of Nelson Lagoon. Once arriving at David River Camp on the Bering Sea, you will be flown out to a spike camp location with your guide onto one of our two Federal Guide Concessions where bands of caribou have been located. Although the Lower Alaskan Peninsula Herd is not a migrating herd and is smaller than some other herds in the state, they are well known for their great genetics and the potential for a Boone and Crocket animal. Wolves and wolverine are also available to hunt during this time. Ptarmigan and waterfowl hunting is also open during this time of year and are fun to chase once you are successful with your caribou, if time allows.

Accommodation Bush Flight: Once you reach David River Bear Camp, we will have you repack and prioritize your gear, attend to necessary paperwork and check the zero of your rifle. When this is completed and weather allows, myself or a Mountain Monarchs pilot will fly you to your spike camp. Spike Camps Established campsites are in key positions that have been proven over the past 40 years. Each camp consists of 2 tents 2 Sturdy Expedition Grade Tents: 1 for cooking and relaxing and 1 for sleeping and gear storage cots, pads, warm sleeping bags, tables, chairs, lanterns, heaters and lots of good food along with a skilled and personable guide. Satellite phones are in each camp and each guide is on a check-in schedule with the base camp. Camps are re-supplied every few days.

Dates: Fall Hunting Sept 17 to 23 & Sept 24 to 30

Prices 2020 Fall Caribou Hunt 7 hunting days, hunt guidance 1:1, incl. Trophy Fee USD 13,500 Excl. License, Caribou Tag

Licenses & You must purchase a hunting license and a caribou tag. You must also obtain a caribou Tags Harvest Ticket for this hunt. The Harvest Tickets are free and are mandatory in order to hunt. You can obtain these online with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.

Alaska Tag & License Fees Non-resident Non-resident Aliens Hunting License USD 160 USD 630 Caribou USD 650 USD 850  Licensing fees are subject to change by the State of Alaska

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BROOKS RANGE BASED HUNTS Bettles, AK

Travel- Alaska Airlines services Fairbanks several times a day as well as Delta Airlines. Although information once a gold mining town, Fairbanks today is a modern city with a friendly atmosphere to it. When making travel arrangements, plan to spend a day on each end of your trip discovering the uniqueness of this truly Alaskan town. Visit the world famous UAF museum, Fountainhead Antique Auto museum or step back in time and enjoy the

How Do I Get to Bettles? (Sheep, Grizzly, Moose, Caribou) After arriving into Fairbanks, AK, you will go the "East Ramp" at Fairbanks International and catch a Wright Air Service flight up to Bettles. Wright Air services Bettles twice a day, except Sundays, with Cessna Caravans. A Mountain Monarchs representative will meet you at the airport in Bettles upon your arrival. Often times you may spend the night in Fairbanks and then catch a morning flight on Wright Air.

Accommodation options in Fairbanks include: Pikes Landing Hotel: restaurant/bar/airport shuttle La Quinta Inn: restaurant/airport shuttle Sophie Station Hotel: restaurant/bar/airport shuttle **Arrive at Base Camp 2 days prior to start of hunt (allow for weather) It is strongly recommended that you purchase a changeable airline ticket. Arctic weather is highly unpredictable at this time of year.

Recommended Grizzly Bear and Moose Hunting Weapons & Rifle: Caliber We highly recommend the heavier belted magnum calibers in a bolt action with a minimum bullet weight of 220 grains. The .300 Winchester Mag, .338 Winchester Mag, .375 H&H Mag or the .416 Remington Mag are all well suited for our type of shooting situations. Be sure and remove grease and oil from your action and bolt assembly!!! Check all screws for tightness. If you handload check to be sure all cartridges will chamber and eject properly.

Dall Sheep Hunting Rifle: Your rifle should be a lightweight bolt action, scoped with good quality optics and dialed in 2 inches high at 100yards. You should be adept at hitting targets out to 350 yards. If you hand load, be sure all your ammo will chamber and eject properly. Practice as much as possible in all shooting positions. Silhouettes are especially good practice. Be sure scope mounts and all screws are checked for tightness. A good sling is worth its weight in gold. Recommended Caliber: On Dall Sheep, we recommend .270 or larger calibers, with the flat shooting characteristics of the .30 caliber magnums being the most commonly used. Examples: .270 Win; .280 Rem; 7mm Mag; .300 WSM; .300 Win. Mag.; .300 RUM.

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Grizzly Bear or They hunt moose and grizzly bears in the Central Brooks Range, an extremely remote and Moose unspoiled part of Alaska. They have Hunting: hunters are guided one on one and there are typically between two and four hunters in the field at any time. The only other hunters you can expect to see are those who may be sharing camp.

Mountain Monarchs usually only guides a handful of moose and grizzly hunters each fall, allowing us to concentrate on each individual hunter. I am an experienced guide, pilot and outfitter and a veteran of 38 Alaskan Seasons. At Mountain Monarchs, we have assembled a great team of guides and we would love to take you hunting.

Accommodation T Accommodations are basic but comfortable with plenty of good hot food. Transportation out in the field is done by ski plane, snowmobile and snowshoes. All hunts are fair chase and strictly legal.

Dates Grizzly & Moose: Fall Hunting Sept 5 to 14 & Sept 16 to 25 Black Bear: August 1 to mid-September Combo Hunt: Moose & Grizzly Bear & Black Bear: Sept 2 to 13 & Sept 14 to 25

Prices 2020 Grizzly Bear Hunt 10 hunting days, hunt guidance 1:1, incl. Trophy Fee USD 21,500 Excl. License, Grizzly Bear Tag Non Hunting Companion USD 350 /day

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Prices 2020 Moose Hunt 10 hunting days, hunt guidance 1:1, incl. Trophy Fee USD 28,500 Excl. License, Moose Tag Non Hunting Companion USD 350 /day

Prices 2020 Black Bear Hunt 7 hunting days, hunt guidance 1:1, incl. Trophy Fee USD 11,500 Excl. License, Black Bear Tag Non Hunting Companion USD 350 /day

Prices 2020 Combo Hunt: Grizzly Bear, Black Bear and Moose 12 hunting days, hunt guidance 1:1, incl. Trophy Fee USD 38,500 Excl. License, Grizzly Bear Tag, Black Bear Tag and Moose Tag Non Hunting Companion USD 350 /day

Licenses & You must purchase a hunting license and a Brown Bear tag. You can do that online with Tags the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Wolves are also prevalent in the area. It is no longer required to purchase a wolf tag in GMU 9D. If time allows during your hunt you may get the opportunity to fish in the Alaska wilderness. There is no guarantee that there will be time to fish on your trip. However, if you hope to fish, a fishing license is required. In addition to a Hunting License and Brown Bear tag, a Registration Bear Permit is required. It is free and they are guaranteed. Contact us directly well before your hunt for the ADF&G designated permit numbers. They are available over the internet.

Alaska Tag & License Fees Non-resident Non-resident Aliens Hunting License USD 160 USD 630 Fishing License (14 days) USD 105 USD 105 Brown Bear / Grizzly Tag USD 1,000 USD 1,300 Moose Tag USD 800 USD 1,000 Caribou Tag USD 650 USD 850 Wolf Tag USD 60 USD 100

 Licensing fees are subject to change by the State of Alaska

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Caribou Upon reaching Bettles, Mountain Monarchs Northern base, you will prioritize your gear Hunting and provisions while being acquainted with your guide. If time allows, we will try to get you out to camp that day. In most cases, you will overnight in Bettles after completing the necessary paperwork and checking the zero of your rifle. The following morning, weather permitting, we will fly you to your spike camp on the North Slope in prime Barren Ground Caribou country. This is an excellent hunt and conducted two hunters to one guide; The area is open tundra country and hunted by the spot and stalk method. On some hunts, we may float an Arctic river to a different pick up point from where we started. Grizzlies and Wolves share this vast land with the roaming Caribou making it a very exciting hunt in beautiful wild country. One Caribou bull may be harvested. These hunts are based on 7 actual hunting days. Walking across tundra is strenuous and we highly recommend training and showing up in good physical condition. Your success depends on your own physical ability.

Air Charter The Air Charter out to spike camp or the rendezvous point is included in the hunt price and is conducted by Brooks Range Aviation. From that, point Mountain Monarchs through our affiliate Outfitting Company may reposition you as needed to get you into the Caribou. On the return, Mountain Monarchs will assist in getting your Caribou and gear back to Bettles in conjunction with BRA. Baggage weight is critical. Therefore, we recommend keeping your daypack, duffle and rifle at or below 60 lbs.

Please Note: All prices quoted include one trip in by DeHavilland Beaver floatplane and your return trip back to Bettles. In the event MMOA is not able to assist in the return flight and a second aircraft is required due to excess weight, we reserve the right to pass this expense on to the client (s). Brooks Range Aviation in this case should be paid directly. They accept Visa/ Master Card as well as Discover Card. Cash is also accepted. No checks.

Accommodation North Slope Caribou Camps: Spike camps are placed via Floatplane at established lake based upon the current movements of the Caribou. Either a float trip will ensue to a predetermined pickup location or you will hunt right from the lake you were dropped off at. Camps usually consist of 2 sturdy expedition grade shelters: 1 for cooking and lounging in and 1 for sleeping in. Along with a heat source, good hot food, and a personable guide, we provide cots, sleeping pads, and sleeping bags to make it one of the most comfortable True Alaskan hunts. Satellite phones are in each camp and each guide checks into base camp each day.

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Dates August 21 to 30, Based on 2:1 hunt (2 camps / total of 4 hunters)

Prices 2020 Caribou Hunt 10 hunting days, hunt guidance 2:1, incl. Trophy Fee USD 12,500 Price based on 2 hunters Excl. License, Caribou Tag & Grizzly Bear Tag Grizzly Bear USD 8,000 Grizzly Bear can be harvested on a trophy fee basis on this hunt upon kill. Trophy fees are to be paid in U.S. dollars by cash or travelers checks.

Licenses & You must have in your possession, a Grizzly Bear tag before hunting Bear. Tags These are available only from ADF &G but are over the counter. Please allow three to four weeks for delivery. You also must purchase a NR Hunting License and Caribou tag. A harvest ticket is required as well. They are free and printable from the ADF&G web site. If you want to shoot a wolf, you must have a tag (s). We recommend purchasing two wolf tags. There are no additional trophy fees involved if you harvest a wolf or two.

Alaska Tag & License Fees Non-resident Non-resident Aliens Hunting License USD 160 USD 300 Fishing License (14 days) USD 105 USD 105 Caribou Tag USD 650 USD 850 Brown Bear / Grizzly Tag USD 1,000 USD 1,300 Wolf Tag USD 60 USD 100

 Licensing fees are subject to change by the State of Alaska

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Overnight in Fairbanks before boarding Wright Air Service to Bettles Field. Wright Air Service is located on the East Ramp of Fairbanks International Airport. Shuttle and cab drivers are familiar with Wright Air Service. Upon reaching Bettles, a Mountain Monarchs of Alaska representative will meet your flight and assist you to board a bush plane to fly to base camp. Note: This sheep hunt is extremely strenuous, in order to be successful, you are advised to train and arrive in top physical condition. Note: Plan to be in Bettles two days prior to your hunt start.

Accommodation Base Camp: From Bettles you will be flown out to a base camp in close proximity to where trophy rams have been located. There we will set up a camp consisting of either wall tents or bomb shelter style tents. Home cooked meals around or over the campfire in the old traditional way. Heat, tables, chairs, plenty of food, and enough creature comforts to enjoy without losing the feel of being in the mountains. Good grayling fishing and gold panning is usually available near camp.

Spike Camps: We utilize lightweight expedition grade backpack tents. You will share, in most cases, this tent with your guide. Spike camps consist of jet boil or similar backpack stoves; freeze- dried food, sleeping bags and pads, your rifle and basic personal gear. You will need either a frame pack; or large internal frame pack; or make prior arrangements with us to hire a packer. Packer cost is USD 350 per day.

Base Camp: Spike Camp:

Dates: August 10 to 19 and August 21 to 30 limited openings available

Prices 2020 Dall Sheep Hunt 10 hunting days, hunt guidance 1:1, incl. Trophy Fee USD 25,500 Flight to & from spike camp included The hunt price and trophy fees include all flights, which can be handled by use of our aircraft. Should the need arise for a larger aircraft, we reserve the right to utilize Brooks Range Aviation to best facilitate the hunt. In this case, payment should be made directly to Brooks Range Aviation. Master Card and Visa accepted. Excl. License, Dall Sheep Tag, Grizzly Tag, Black Bear Tag, Caribou Tag Grizzly Bear USD 8,000 Black Bear USD 2,500 Barren Ground Caribou USD 3,500 Grizzly, Black Bear and Barren Ground Caribou can be harvested on a trophy fee basis on this hunt upon kill. Trophy fees are to be paid in USD by cash or travelers checks.

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Trophy Care Sheep capes are professionally skinned, fleshed, salted and frozen in Bettles. Al Barrette of Fairbanks Tannery will assist you in the sealing, tanning and shipping of your sheep to a taxidermist of your choice. Call ahead.

Licenses & You must have in your possession, a Grizzly Bear, Black Bare or Barren Ground Tags Caribou tag before hunting Bear. These are available only from ADF &G but are over the counter. Please allow three to four weeks for delivery. You also must purchase a NR Hunting License and Caribou tag. A harvest ticket is required as well. They are free and printable from the ADF&G web site. If you want to shoot a wolf, you must have a tag (s). We recommend purchasing two wolf tags. There are no additional trophy fees involved if you harvest a wolf or two.

Alaska Tag & License Fees Non-resident Non-resident Aliens Hunting License USD 160 USD 300 Fishing License (7 days) USD 70 USD 70 Dall Sheep Tag USD 850 USD 1,100 Caribou Tag USD 650 USD 850 Brown Bear / Grizzly Tag USD 1,000 USD 1,300 Black Bear USD 450 USD 600 Wolf Tag USD 60 USD 100

 Licensing fees are subject to change by the State of Alaska

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Included in Hunt guidance by experienced, qualified guides (incl. transportation around hunting area) Hunting Transfer to hunting area costs Board and accommodation in a cabin or tented camp Trophy pre-preparation in the field

Additional Flights - we are happy to organize flights to Alsaka On request costs Travel insurance On request Accommodation before and after the hunt On request Accompanying person per day USD 350 All licenses, tags See list Hire rifle set fee (rifle and ammunition) / hunt USD 150 Wounded game is considered shot and thus is charged for Suggested tip: For the PH from USD 1,200 to 2,500 For the packers USD 300 to 500 For the Camp Staff USD 200 to 300 each Trophy pre-preparation and shipment On request Personal expenses On request Organization fee per hunter USD 300 Organization fee per accompanying person USD 150

Please note: Prices of tags, taxes and fuel might change and increase at short notice. Please understand that we do not have any influence on this and you have to accept potentially incurring price increases.

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Recommended Equipment for Alaska Peninsula

Spring Rifle (.338 or larger) & adjustable sling Licenses & Tags/ Reg. Bear Permit Brown Bear Ammo (2 boxes) & bullet band Dark Sunglasses/ Spare pr. Scope covers Soft Gun Case & sm. gun cleaning kit Long Johns (3 pr.) First Lite/Merino Shirts (wool & synthetic) Jacket w/hood (Prima Loft) Vest (fleece or Prima Loft) Hunting Pants (Sitka gear or Kuiu) Rain Pants (impertec) Camera & Digital Card Rain Parka w/hood (3/4 length) Extra Batteries Breathable Fly Fishing Waders Binoculars (10X) Simms Pro-Guide Wading boots Headlamp Rubber soled camp shoes (slip on) Hunting Knife Socks (wool & inner) 4 pair Leatherman Tool Moleskin (Dr. ) (for blisters) Spare Eye Glasses (contacts) Billed Hat / Stocking Cap Shaving Kit / Medications Gloves (2 pr .wool) 1 pr. Ins. Waterproof Duffle Bags Towel & Wash Cloth (quick dry) Wipes (wet ones) Large Day Pack Reading Material Walking stick(s) Satellite Phone (optional) Heat packets (disposable) Global Rescue Insurance Water Bottle Cash for tips Lightweight dry bags for clothes and gear

Fall Rifle with synthetic stock Licenses & Tags Brown Bear Adjustable Sling Registration Bear Permit (Imperative) Caribou Ammo (2 boxes) & bullet band water fowl stamps Scope covers & optic cleaner Satellite Phone (optional) Soft Gun Case / sm gun cleaning kit Long Johns (3 pr) Shirts (merino wool & synthetic) Jacket w/hood (med) Hunting Pants (2) Sitka or Kuiu Rain Parka with hood (3/4) length Camera & Digital Cards Rain Pants (impertec or similar) Batteries + Extras Gloves (2 pr.liners) and 2 pr rubber gloves Binoculars (8x or 10x) Breathable Waders w/ wading boots Shooting Sticks (collapsible) Flash light (small) Rubber soled camp shoes (ie Crocs) Hunting Knife/ Sharpening Steel Socks (wool & inner) 4 6 pr. (Dr. Moleskin) (for blisters) Hat (insulated quick drying) Predator Call (pocket) Shaving Kit Walking stick(s) Medications Towel & Wash Cloth Wipes (wet ones) Large Day Pack Reading Material Extra Eye Glasses (contacts) Headlamp Cash (tips for guides and pilots) Global Rescue Insurance Water bottle

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Recommended Equipment for Alaska Central Artic

Moose Rifle (.30 caliber min) & adjustable sling Licenses/tags/harvest tickets Bear Ammo (2 boxes)/bullet band Trip Cancellation Insurance Caribou Scope Covers Satellite phone (optional) Soft Gun Case/small gun cleaning kit Long Johns (3 pr.) First Light Shirts (wool or synthetic) Jacket with hood (med) Rain Pants (1) Hunting Pants (2) (Sitka or Kuiu) Vest Camera /Digital Card Spare Batteries Breathable fly fishing waders Binoculars (8x or 10x) Simms Pro-Guide wading boots Flashlight (small) Camp Shoes /Crocs (slip on) Hunting Knife Socks (wool & inner) 4 pairs Sharpening Steel Moleskin blister dressing Extra Eye Glasses (contacts) Hat (w/visor) Rain Hat Shaving Kit Gloves (2 pairs) and 1 pair of rubber gloves Medications Towel & Wash Cloth Wipes (Wet Ones) Large Day Pack Reading Material Walking Sticks/ 2 Headlamp Cash or Travelers Checks Global Rescue Insurance Dry Bags (2 large) Garmin Inreach Water Bottle (refillable) Mosquito Head Net / Bug repellent

Dall Sheep rifle (light & flat shooting) ammo (2) boxes & bullet band lightweight sleeping bag binoculars (10x) camera/ extra digital card sling/scope covers batteries flashlight (small) headlamp hunting knife Leatherman Tool sunglasses extra eyeglasses (contacts) lip balm bandana Moleskin (blister care)) medications shaving kit towel & wash cloth (quick dry) reading material (2 books) licenses & tags walking sticks (2) hunting pants (Sitka, KUIU or similar) synthetic shirt merino wool t-shirt (2) (First Lite or similar) quick dry-long john (2) (First Lite or similar) jacket (Prima Loft) vest (fleece or Primo Loft) hunting boots (Meindl, Lowa, Scarpa) wool socks (5 pair) liner socks (wick-dry) Rocky Goretex Socks camp shoes or crocs water bottle hat (fleece stocking) billed cap 2 pr gloves (wool & synthetic) rain jacket & pants pack frame or large size internal frame glacier socks or Sourdough Slippers parachute cord spotting scope (optional) headnet (optional) lightweight dry bags for clothes/gear extra duffle bag** Global Rescue Insurance

Baggage: Your baggage should be packed in small soft duffle bags. If you wish to travel to Bettles with a suitcase or large duffle bag, please bring small duffle bags to repack your gear before it is loaded into the hi-performance Super Cubs we utilize in the mountains. Large duffle bags and suitcases will remain at o mail your clothes and boots to Bettles prior to the start of your hunt; allow at least three weeks.

The scheduled village flights generally charge USD 1.80+ per lb. for anything over 40 lbs.

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Entry requirements Please note the entry requirements for the respective country. Information can be obtained at the responsible consulate. In case a visa is needed, please be advised, that the acquisition is your own responsibility.

Vaccination requirements: Please note the vaccination requirements for the respective country. Information can be obtained at the responsible tropical institute. In case a vaccination is needed, please be advised, that the adherence is your own responsibility.

The General Terms and Conditions of Blaser Safaris GmbH apply. Blaser Safaris GmbH acts as an intermediary and is not the organizer of hunting tours. Subject to errors and alterations of prices and programs. Version 01/2020.

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