Moose Hunting Southern Brooks Range

Arrowhead Outfitters is excited to invite you to join us for an exclusive, fun and affordable, fly-in self-guided trophy Bull Moose hunt in the southern Brooks Range during the month September. Alaska’s great Arctic tundra on the Southern side of the majestic Brooks Range Mountains is beautiful and rich with wildlife. Join Arrowhead Outfitters LLC, the first air taxi company flying float equipped aircraft based on the southern side of the Brooks Range on a self-guided moose hunt of a lifetime.

The cost of your hunt includes the flight to and from the drop off hunting location and transport of your meat and horns. We do not charge anything extra if you harvest a wolf and/or bear (Alaska resident or direct next of kin, as per State of Alaska hunting regulations for Grizzly Bear) while on your hunt. Additionally, If necessary, we will move you to a different location (weather and schedule dependent) if needed during your hunt.

Hunts are conducted in units 24A, 24B and 25A, where Massive Bulls in the 65” to 70” class reside and are harvested each year. Trophy Bulls in the mid to low 60” class are common. With minimal to no hunting pressure, there are rich and abundant food sources in vast moose habitat, where Bull Moose thrive and mature to record breaking sizes.

You will hunt in some of the most pristine and remote wilderness you will ever encounter. The location is abundant with about every species of Alaskan wildlife including: Grizzly Bear, Black Bear, Sheep, Wolves, Fox, Beaver, Wolverine and a diverse population of bird species. Your hunt will be set in the backdrop of the majestic and towering Brooks Range Mountains scattered with lakes, fed by pristine rivers and streams. Within, are world class Grayling, Lake Trout, Char, Sheefish (aka whitefish) and Northern Pike. YThis is truly a sportsmans paradise.

Our fly-out hunts are all self-guided. Moose are very large animals and hunters must be experienced and fully capable of hunting, quartering, packing and properly caring for their game (according to State of Alaska big game hunting regulations). Hunters should allow 10-14 hunting days or more for this hunt. We do not charge additional fees for extended hunts and we recommend that you allow as much time as you can so that can enjoy your hunt and have the greatest opportunity to harvest your world class bull.

Arrowhead Outfitters’ SBR Moose Transport Harvest 19% (2020), 20% (2021) & 27% (2022) success rate per individual hunter.

PRICING: 2021 FINAL YEAR AT THESE RATES!

Hunt:
Self-guided Moose
Dates:
September 5- 20
Location:
Southern Brooks Range
Price:
2023 PRICING $6,995.00
(per hunter)
2024 PRICING $7,495.00
(per hunter)
Non-hunter: $2,500.00
Duration:
7-14 Days/Hunters Choice
Camp Equipment Rental Available

Hunt:
Self-Guided Moose

Location:
Southern Brooks Range

Duration:
7-14 Days/Hunters Choice

Dates:
September 5- 20

Price:
2023 PRICING $6,995.00 (per hunter)
2024 PRICING $7,495.00 (per hunter)
Non-hunter: $2,500.00

Camp Equipment Rental Available

FEES/LICENSES/GEAR

Tags unlimited and over-the-counter. Self-guided and available to non resident and resident hunters. Please see Alaska Regulations for further explanation.

ITINERARY

Our fly-out, trophy moose hunts are conducted from Grayling Lake at mile marker 150 of the Dalton Highway (approx. 30 miles south of Cold Foot). Prior to the hunt, hunters will meet as at our base camp, which is located at mile marker 159.5 of the Dalton Highway (approx. 25 miles S of Cold Foot) and a short 4 ½ hour drive on well-maintained roads, from Fairbanks, north on the Dalton Highway.

There are no stores for the purchase of food and supplies after you leave Fairbanks so please come prepared. Fuel, on the other hand, can be purchased seasonally at Yukon River Camp and Cold Foot which is a small community and truck stop at MP 175/Dalton Highway, it is also a great place to get an excellent hot meal year-round.

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 hunters allow extra time so that they arrive at our camp the night before their fly-out date. The day of your hunt, all hunters take part in a thirty-minute orientation with us. During the orientation we check your license documentation, go over communications, transport of game meat, leave no trace camping, and other important information. Before you depart you must make sure that you have your gear including food, supplies, hunting equipment and camp equipment organized and packed according to Arrowhead Outfitters LLC’s size and weight limits.  Each person’s belongings will be weighed to verify they are no more than 50 lbs. each.

When it is time for your departure, from our base camp, you will drive five miles north to Grayling Lake where you will board one of our Maule float planes and depart for you hunt. After you depart, our crew will drive your vehicle back to our base camp, where it will remain “safe and secure” until your return.

If you need to re-fuel for the trip back to Fairbanks, you must drive 25 miles north of camp to Cold foot. Here, there are also hotels, hot showers and food service.

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