Caribou Hunting Southern Brooks Range
The Southern Brooks range is the ideal location to harvest a hard horned Caribou, whereas the Northern Brooks range is ideal for a bull in velvet. Every hunter has a preference and now is the time to decide what you want to see on your wall. Hunters can also include additional harvest tags for black bear or wolves.
We encourage our hunters to plan for at least 15 days in the field due to weather. If you have tagged out early and wish to explore more of what Alaska has to offer, our pilots are ready and willing to extract your hunting party early (weather & schedule dependent) so that you can continue on to the next leg of your trip.
The cost of your hunt includes the flight to and from the drop off hunting location and transport of your meat and horns. We will never surprise you with hidden fees or unexpected add-ons, as we design our hunts as an all inclusive package.
The fly-in Alaska hunting trip you have dreamed of is simply a phone call away. Call or email us today for available dates, pricing and details to book your trip.
Hunts are limited and will be offered on a first come, first served basis. Don’t delay! Book today!
| Hunt: Self-guided Caribou |
Dates: Sept 3-11 last day for extraction is Sept 22 |
| Location: Southern Brooks Range |
Price: 2027/2028 – $8,500 (per hunter) |
| Duration: 10 Days |
Camp Equipment Rental Available |
Hunt:
Self-guided Caribou
Dates:
Sept 3-11
last day for extraction is Sept 22
Location:
Southern Brooks Range
Price:
2027/2028 – $8,500 (Per Hunter)
Duration:
10 days
Camp Equipment Rental Available
FEES/LICENSES/GEAR
For information on current fees and license information please refer to the Alaska Dept. of Fish and Game.
You must be an Alaska resident or hunt with next of kin to hunt Grizzly Bear without a guide.
ITINERARY
Our fly out Caribou hunts begin approximately 30 miles south of Coldfoot, AK.
Hunters flying in from other states generally fly commercially into Fairbanks. THey then rent a vehicle and purchaser any last minute supplies (food, fuel, tags/licenses) and begin the drive to our base camp. There are no stires to purchase food an/or supplies after you leave Fairbanks, so you must pick up all necessities before you depart. Food and fuel can be found in Coldfoot. Available accomodations are the Coldfoot Camp in Coldfoot or the Boreal Lodge & Arctic Gateway in Wiseman. Be sure and make your reservations well in advance of your trip if you wish to stay there.
We ask our hunters to be at our camp and ready for orientation by 8:00 AM the day of their scheduled flight. Hunters must advise us if they will be arriving later. Many allow extra time and arrive at our camp the night before their fly-out date. The day of your hunt, all hunters must take part in a 30 minute orientation. During orientation, we check your license documentation, go over communications, transport of game meat, leave no trace camping and other important information. Before you depart camp, you must ensure you have your field gear including: food, supplies, hunting and camp equipment. All must be organized and packed according to Arrowhead Outfitters LLC’s size and weight limits.
When it’s time to depart for your hunt, you will drive your vehicle to our plane location to be flown into the field. Our crew will drive your vehicle back to our base camp, where it will remain safe and secure until your return.