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The Alaska-Yukon moose which we hunt are the largest of all moose. Spreads up to
70 inches are possible however most moose taken are in the 54 - 58 inch, 200 plus B&C
point range. |
As with the moose, our mountain caribou are among the world’s largest. Antlers are
correspondingly massive. A big bull caribou in his rutting colors is a majestic sight you
may never forget. |
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In the Yukon, the hunting season for all species is Aug. 1 to Oct. 31st, but we only
hunt goats until Sept. 10th due to the danger and camouflage effect of snow which can
easily stay in goat country after the 10th. |
Dall or white sheep make up about 95% of our sheep with the remaining 5% showing a very
light fanine color. Sheep are hunted with horses in one area and by backpack in the other. |
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Mountain grizzly are found throughout our concession. We have both a spring and fall
season with similar harvest results overall though spring may be a bit better. |
These animals are rightly called the ultimate predator. Nothing is safe from a wolf
pack including the grizzly. They are the population control for all large ungalates and
next to a wolverine are the hardest North American trophy to get. |
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A most desirable trophy but, we can only trap them.They are fairly easily trapped so
most clients will get one. |
Pound for pound, a wolverine is the world’s most tenacious animal. While
they cannot chase a wolf pack or grizzly off a moose carcass, they can tire them out
enough so they are allowed to eat. |
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Alaska - Yukon Moose
Mountain Caribou
Mountain Goat
Dall Sheep
Grizzly and Black Bear
Wolf
Lynx
Wolverine