Ben is a good guide. I think he keeps safety first. He lets his client pick his own pace. He tries hard to put his client onto the game they are hunting.

He is easy to get along with ,and keeps the hunt interesting. He doesn't give up until the hunt is over!
Garry Parks
Mineral Springs, Pa.

  Our Moose hunts take place from our Yukon River hunting area from September 5th to the 25th and are typically 10 day 1x1 hunts. We take 4 to 6 Moose hunters into our camp each year. With this small number of hunters it ensures a top quality hunt for each person who hunts with us. Access into our hunting area is with a Cessna 185 on floats. It is a 1 1/2 - 2 hour flight so you will also get to see some of Alaska's beautiful scenery on your way to our remote base camp.

Moose Hunting

  We use jet boats and canoes to hunt along the river and nearby sloughs. Calling, spot and stalk, and still hunting along one of the many sloughs are all productive methods of moose hunting in this area. Calling is usually done along the river or a slough by using cow calls, bull grunts, and thrashing the brush too imitate bull moose. Calling a trophy moose right up close is a real thrill that you will not soon forget! There are also a few good lookout points from nearby hills. These are a great place to spot moose early in the morning and in the evening. Most of the shots are typically less than 200 yards.

Experienced Guides

  Our guides all have the experience it takes to make your hunting trip in Alaska a success. They will hunt at your pace to ensure that you enjoy your time hunting with us.
Your hunts success along with your safety and comfort are all major priorities while you are in our camp. Your guide will also take care of your trophy by fleshing the cape, turning the ears, splitting the lips, and then salting it well to make certain it is in top quality condition for your trophy room.

Professional Class Moose Camp

  Our quality accommodations in base camp include great food, a shower, comfortable bunks to sleep on, wood stoves for heat, guide cabin, client cabin, and a cabin where meals are served. There will be hot meals for breakfast and dinner with sandwiches and snacks for lunch in the field while hunting. We also have a well stocked cabin, 36 river miles upriver, that we use along with "spike camps" when needed. We go the extra mile when setting up a "spike camp" to make sure that it is a very comfortable place to stay while in pursuit of that trophy bull. "Spike camps" consist of a large waterproof tent with cots, table, cookstove, lantern, and lots of really good camp food! All of our camps are equipped with satellite phones to stay in contact with each other and in case of emergency.

Licenses and Tags

  Your hunting license and tags are available for purchase when you arrive in base camp. The costs for non-resident hunters are: $85 for your hunting license, $400 for a moose tag, $500 for a grizzly tag, and $30 for a wolf tag. Grizzly and wolf are add-on species and trophy fees apply. Grizzly - $4,500, and wolf - $400. However if for some reason you do not have an opportunity to take a moose, but take only a Grizzly on your moose hunt you will not be charged a trophy fee for your bear! We want to be fair and this is the best way we can think of.

Please take a look at our picture album and see the trophy quality Moose that are taken at our camp! If you have any questions regarding our moose hunts please feel free to contact us. We look forward to hearing from you!