Black Bear Hunts with Hunt Alaska, the experience of a lifetime

Black bears are abundant during our spring hunt which coincides with the moose and caribou calving seasons. Bears are hunted using bait stations and calling techniques. Grizzly bears can be taken on a trophy fee basis; however grizzlies cannot be taken within ½ mile of a black bear bait station. Up to 3 black bears per person can be taken on one hunt.

Black bears are hunted in two areas, the Alaska Range and the Koyukuk National Wildlife Refuge (KNWR).

We are highly mobile and have found drifting rivers (KNWR hunt only), calling and glassing the travel corridors to be very effective.

The KNWR hunt also offers opportunities to fish for Northern pike, sheefish, Arctic grayling and Arctic char. Arctic graying can be fished on the Alaska Range hunt. Past clients have taken home trophy size fish. Fishing poles are available but serious fisherman should bring their own tackle.

Black Bear Hunt with Hunt Alaska
Larry Coleman and guide Virgil Umphenour
(with glasses) with black bear taken in 2001.

	Three 7 day hunt available May 25 - June 15
	Currently taking bookings for 2012.
	By late May, there is almost continuous daylight. We sleep during the day and hunt during the twilight hours. Our camp consists of wall tents with wood stoves and cots or cabins (Alaska Range hunt only) depending on the area.
	Our mode of transportation is via boat and foot on the KNWR hunt and via ATV and foot on the Alaska Range hunt. Hunters should be in good physical condition.
	1 guide / hunter $4,000 Grizzly Bear Trophy fee $6,000 $500 trophy fee for the second and third bears, should the hunter take more than one black bear View our complete price list
	Don Marsh smiles for the camera with his 18 14/16” black bear taken in June 2003.

a black bear with baiting stations and calling techniques.