Alaska Brown Bear Hunting

2025 Hunting Rates

UNIT 13 Brown Bear Hunting Alaska by Spot and Stalk - 10 Day Hunt 1x1  $16,500

UNIT 13 Brown Bear and Black Bear Hunting - 10 Day Hunt 1x1 $18,000

NO TROPHY FEES!  NO HIDDEN FEES!

SPRING BROWN BEAR DATES: April 15 – May 20

FALL BROWN BEAR DATES: Aug 20 – Oct 15

UNIT 9 Brown Bear Hunting Alaska by Spot and Stalk - 10 Day Hunt 1x1  $19,000

Alaskan Penninsula Brown Bear Hunting

NO TROPHY FEES!  NO HIDDEN FEES!

SPRING BROWN BEAR DATES: MAY 10-19 OR MAY 21-30

FALL BROWN BEAR DATES: OCT 1-10  OR  OCT 12-21 
 

SUCCESS: We cannot guarantee an animal. Given that, our spot and stalk brown bear hunts are very successful. While you have a great chance at harvesting on this hunt, these hunts are for hunters who are looking for an adventurous / physical hunt. 

ARRIVAL: Once you make it to Anchorage, you can rent a car at the airport and take a scenic drive north 100 miles (about 1 1/2 hour drive) to meet your guide. 

BEFORE THE HUNT: As always, before we hunt, we will have you shoot your gun or bow to make sure that it is still sighted in after your trip. You will need to arrive here a couple days before your actual hunt dates because Alaska laws prohibits hunting the same day you fly in an aircraft on these type of hunts. We will arrive at bear camp the day before we hunt.

Spring Brown Bear Hunting Alaska

Come hunt brown bear in the spring! We glass areas from high knolls, watching mountain hillsides. The brown bears come out of there high mountain dens moving down the slopes looking for the first green grass of the spring at lower elevations on the mountain. We spend most of the time looking for tracks in snow or bear feeding in the open area. Once a bear is spotted we evaluate the bear to look for rubs on the hide and size of the bear.  If we determine the brown bear is a shooter we will put together a downwind stalk. As we approach, we stay aware of the changing wind so that we can get close enough to get in range. 

Once we harvest your brown bear, it will be skinned by your Alaska guide. The skull and feet removed as well as the hide being fleshed and salted.

Fall Brown Bear Hunting Alaska

Experience hunting like no other—a fall spot and stalk brown bear hunt! Our Brown bear hunts are at a remote fly out location for 10 full days of hunting in the Mountains or the Alaskan Range.  We will fly into the mountains above timberline to hunt these massive brown bears.  Elevation is about 1700 – 2200 feet.  The terrain consists of alpine moss and rocky ground above tree line with patches of alder bushes and lots of blueberry bushes. 

We will spend our time glassing on high knolls and mountainsides for Brownies fattening themselves for long winter hibernation. Tundra and mountain terrain vivid and colorful—truly a serene atmosphere.  The brown bears are filling up themselves on so many blueberries getting ready for the long winter slumber.

CAMP: Our remote spike camp are at an elevation of 1700 – 2200 feet above sea level. These camps feature 8x8 waterproof bomb shelter tents, sleeping cots, sleeping pads, camp chairs, propane heaters and lanterns.

FOOD: We use mountain house brand foods, as well as breads, bagel, cheese, crackers, cookies, jerky, lunch meats, summer sausages, snack bars, various snacks, breakfast meals, and drink mixes.

GEAR: Airplane weight restrictions mean we limit to a maximum of 50 pounds of gear for each hunter. Get a gear list for the brown bear hunts here.

WEATHER: The weather on these hunts are unpredictable so be prepared. The spring weather temperatures generally range from 40 - 55 degrees. In the fall the weather the temperatures average 35 - 55 degrees.

CARE OF TROPHY: We will skin your brown bear and also remove skull and feet in field. If time permits, we will flesh and salt hide in the field to preserve your trophy until a taxidermist can prep hide for tanning.

WE PROVIDE: All camping equipment, all food/water, shelter, cooking equipment, and anything required to conduct the contracted hunt will be provided minus personal gear and weapons and ammo of the hunter.

YOU PROVIDE: Hunting license, brown bear tag, (wolf and wolverine are free to hunter on trip at no cost if they bought tags for them), gun/bow, bullets/arrows, personal gear, binoculars, zero-degree rated synthetic sleeping bag, 30 caliber gun and/or bow with a 50 pound minimum draw. If you are using a bow, State of Alaska requires that you have taken a bow safety certification in your home state. Don't forget your proof certification if you plan to bow hunt!

Costs Not Included in the Brown Bear Hunting Trips:

Get license and tag fees and Alaska brown bear hunting season information here. 

• Non-Resident License
• Non-Resident Brown Bear Tag
• Airfare to and from Anchorage
• Hotels Before or After the Hunt
• Shipping of Trophies and Meat
• Any Other Costs while not in the Field
• Air Taxi Fees

TRY A COMBO BLACK BEAR / BROWN BEAR HUNT!

Pursue a true adventure. Try an Alaskan spot and stalk brown bear hunt. We want to provide the best hunt possible at an affordable rate. Our pricing is very competitive and it will be difficult to find a better price on a brown bear hunt like this anywhere else. Rest assured there is nothing “discount” about this hunt. We hunt some of the best areas that Alaska has to offer. Other outfitters offer hunts for thousands and thousands more and they hunt in similar areas.  As always with Alaska’s Ultimate Trophy Hunting, there are never any trophy fees or any hidden costs. Book you hunt today! Brown bear hunt Alaska!