Dall sheep hunts in Alaska organised by the partners of Kodiak Guide Service

Dates: August 10-19, 2019 and August 21-30, 2019
Price for Dall sheep hunt is $20,000

Unlike many other backpack Sheep hunts, Kodiak Guide Service’s partners access the mountains in a company owned light aircraft on tundra tires, which means when you start your hunt, you’re already in Sheep country! Even so, you’re sure to earn your trophy on this rugged 1X1, 10 day backpack hunt. We have years of experience hunting and flying this area, so if you come in good shape, you won’t go home disappointed!
The Brooks Range is one of few remaining over-the-counter Sheep tags available to Non- Resident hunters in Alaska, which means you don’t have to wait until you win the draw to come on this Sheep hunt!!
Kodiak Guide Service’s partners hunt the Southern Slopes of the Brooks Range, where Grizzlies are common, and can be harvested as a secondary animal incidentally during a hunt, or targeted after a hunter is successful. A trophy fee will be charged for Grizzly Bears only if one is harvested in addition to a Sheep.

Trophy Fee Outline

Hunters are encouraged to bring extra tags, as secondary animals are available as an opportunity harvest on any of our hunts. Some hunters are lucky enough to harvest two or three species during a ten day hunt. Trophy fees will be charged only for animals that are harvestedin addition to the hunters primary target species. A wounded animal counts against a hunters bag limit, and incurs a trophy fee weather recovered or not, so please shoot straight!!! Loved ones or friends are welcome to accompany hunters on their trip for an additional cost. An “observer fee” will be charged for each extra person who accompanies the hunter. If observers bring the appropriate licenses and tags, arrangements can be made ahead of time to allow observers to harvest animals on a trophy fee basis.

Trophy Fees:

Grizzly Bear: $5,000
Moose: $7,500
Sheep: $9,500
Caribou: $3,500
Black Bear: $2,500
Wolf: N/A

Observer Fee: $2,500

Recommended Gear List

HUNTING GEAR

– Quality binoculars- You’ll look through these all day!! 8X32 or 10X42 recommended
– Spotting scope w/tripod (optional)
– Rangefinder if desired
– Rifle of appropriate caliber with at least one box of ammo
– Quality sleeping bag rated to at least 10°F (synthetic recommended)
– Sleeping pad
– Bivy sack (recommended for Sheep hunters, optional for Moose/Bear hunters)
– Quality backpack; external frame or large internal frame for Sheep hunters, internal
frame or daypack OK for Moose/Bear hunters
– Trekking pole and/or shooting stick (optional, recommended for Sheep hunters)
– Lighter, matches, knife, water bottle Nalgene or equivalent (two for Sheep hunters)
– Headlamp and/or flashlight
– License, tags, harvest tickets, and photo ID (archery certification card if appropriate)

CLOTHING

– 4-6 pair wool or synthetic socks
– One or two sets of wool or synthetic long underwear (top & bottom)
– Two long sleeve top layers (synthetic shirts/light jacket)
– One mid weight layering jacket
– One synthetic or down insulated jacket or vest
– Wind resistant top & bottom
– High quality rain gear top & bottom-Don’t skimp on these!!! I recommend bringing
Helly Hansen rubber rain gear to go over any Gore-Tex style rain gear
– Wool or synthetic winter hat
– Waterproof gloves
– High quality hiking boots w/gators; especially important for Sheep hunters! Please
break in your footwear (use for at least a month) before your hunt!
– Ankle fit hip boots or Simms Gore Tex wader pants with Simms wading boots for Moose & Bear hunters (Simms wader pants recommended)

PERSONAL ITEMS

– Toothbrush, sunscreen, required medications, etc.
– Camera, book
– Alcohol/tobacco if desired
– Cashiers checks or cash as required for trophy fees and your guides gratuity
– Positive attitude and desire for success!

Dall sheep hunts in Alaska