Alaska Hunting Trips

alaska Outfitters Unlimited

Coastal Alaska its the realm of the bear.  Nearly every inch of Alaska's 6,600 mile coast line is habitat for one of our three great bear species.  The lush rainforest of South-East Alaska boast premier habitat for massive Black Bears and Brown Bears while Mountain Goats look down upon them from craggy peaks of the Coast Ranges.   The rugged coastlines of of South West Alaska see World's largest Brown Bears roaming salmon rich streams in search of protein to maintain their half-ton bulk.

Interior Alaska stretches from the coastal mountains in the south to the Brooks Range in the north and to the Canadian boarder in the east.  It is a region as massive as it's most iconic inhabitant, The Alaska-Yukon Moose.  Caribou and Dall Sheep occupy the tallest mountain ranges in North America, the Wrangell Mountains in the east and Alaska Range in the west.  Grizzly and Black Bear tracks are a constant reminder of the presence of the most powerful predators on the continent.

Alaska's Arctic is a vast, mostly untouched, wilderness roughly the size of California.  The 600 mile long Brooks Range bisects this region flanked on the north by the vast, desolate coastal plain and on the south by the endless spruce forests of the Yukon River Basin.  Barren Ground Caribou abound on the coastal plain and in the Brooks Range foothills; Grizzlies, wolves, and wolverines patrol the entire region in search of prey; and Dall Sheep lord over the high alpine.