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Alaska Wilderness Charters & Guiding is offering an unguided caribou hunt in Northwest Alaska for 3 hunters. This is the perfect compromise between a fully guided hunt and a complete do-it-yourselfer! Upon arrival, hunters will be picked up at the Kotzebue airport and taken to Alaska Wilderness’ operations base. Here they will be given a detailed orientation, look at all the equipment and food that Alaska Wilderness provides, and get all of their personal equipment ready for the flight out to the field. Hunters are then flown out to the field with all necessary camping equipment and food to a location Alaska Wilderness feels will be the best for success. They also encourage hunters to buy a wolf tag as many of their unguided caribou hunters have the opportunity of taking a wolf. If you are into fishing, you will want to also purchase a fishing license, and bring a packable rod and a few spinners. Northwest Alaska has fantastic char and grayling fishing. Char can grow to over 20 pounds in this region. At the end of your hunt, you will be flown back into town along with your gear, meat, and trophies, where Alaska Wilderness staff will be eager to hear about your adventures in the field. Their personnel will then assist you in making arrangements to expedite your trophies, and get you and your gear to the gate for check-in for your return home. This is the ideal hunt to bond with your best friend or family member(s), as the memories you share with them will last a lifetime! Hunt must be taken in 2020 - http://www.weguidealaska.com/hunting/caribou.html#unguided.
Auction Location:
PO Box 16142, Missoula, Montana, 59808, United States
Buyer's Premiums:
| From (Incl.) | To (Excl.) | Premium |
| 0.00 |
5,000.00 |
5% |
| 5,000.00 |
Infinite |
250% |
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