Bear hunts are 10 full days. Spring Hunts are during the even years, 2008, 2010 and so on – May 10th through May 25th. Longer days and thicker hides are evident and present more daylight for Brown bear hunting and harvest. The fall hunts take place October 1st through October 21st during the odd years 2007, 2009 and so on. The Brownies will have tremendous hides during the fall. This is the best Time for archery hunts to take place. The surrounding rivers and streams support strong salmon runs which support brownies gathering on these waterways to gorge on salmon to put on needed weight to support there hibernation period. We do not anticipate the hunts to take this long to harvest your Trophy. Some bears on occasion are harvested on the last day as well as the first day of a scheduled hunt. The Alaskan peninsula has some of the most severe weather in the world, especially during the fall. With this in mind, unfortunately this is where the bears live and strive; we must endure and tolerate the weather as the bears do. In the event that your trophy has not been taken in this time frame, we may at our discretion extend your hunt at our expense to see your goals are met. We will to do everything a hunter is willing to participate in to achieve complete satisfaction and success with great emphasis on quality trophy size and harvest.

TROPHY CARE:
Once you have downed your trophy and tagged It, It will be professionally skinned, fleshed, salted, and dried. We will then prepare it for transportation to accompany you. We recommend and use one of Alaska’s finest Studio Taxidermist for trophy mounts, however you may also have someone else in mind where your trophy mount is concerned, In either event it will be prepared and ready too accompany you for transportation.