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Alaska Mountain Goat Hunts

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Alaska Outfitter #1.....

These Alaska's mountain goat hunts take place in some of the more rugged and beautiful country in Alaska

with hunts ranging from the river bottoms of interior Alaska to the snow crested peaks of the Talkeetna Mountains.

These mountain goat hunts take place in unit 8, on Kodiak Island. The goats on Kodiak Island tend to be harvested

between 1800 to 2500 feet above sea-level. Kodiak Island's mountain goat tags are by drawing only but the chance

at harvesting a trophy billy is very high. Increasing populations have led to an increase in tags for the areas that they

hunt. We strongly encourage anyone interested in a great Mt. Goat hunt to apply for the two drawing areas. Their

success rates are very high but each hunter's physical conditioning could limit their success. Please contact us for

more information on entering the draw.

Alaska mountain goat hunts on Kodiak Island in October

of 2008 must to be applied for in November of 2007.

This outfitter also offers highly successful Mountain Goats hunts in Unit 14. These are over the counter tags. These Mountain Goat hunts take place in early September. All Mountain Goat hunts are fly in hunts that are tent based, backpacking camps. the drawing deadline for Kodiak Island Mountain Goat permits is the end of November 2005.

In 2006- 75+ Mountain goats were spotted

Mountain Goat	$5,750.00
Sitka Black Tail Deer	$1,500.00 trophy fee during Mt. Goat hunts
Wolf & Black Bear are Free

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Alaska Outfitter #2.....

Congratulations! You've discovered Alaska's premier trophy mountain

goat hunting guide service. A dedicated Alaska mountain specialist, this

outfitter offers one of a kind, remote wilderness hunts for mountain goat.

All of his mountain goat hunts have been designed not just as a hunt but

as a total wilderness experience. If you're ready to experience the real

Alaska as it used to be, this is where your trip begins.

This outfitter's Alaska mountain goat hunts are conducted during the months of September and October. He utilizes

float equipped aircraft and or boats to access alpine lakes or saltwater bays. These are true trophy mountain goat

hunts. They harvests strictly large billies with many of them making the record books. The trophy mountain goats in

his hunting area are an underutilized resource and provide a first class trophy hunt.

Black bear are extremely abundant in this area and can be combined with

mountain goats as an additional trophy. These hunts are limited to 4 per year.

Southeast Alaska Mountain Goat Hunts
September 15th-22nd / September 24th-October 1st / Oct. 3rd to10th
Hunts are 5 days of actual hunting 1X1 guided $7,500
Charter airfare from Ketchikan is approximately $800 round trip.
Black Bear Trophy Fee $ 1,500
2x1 hunts are availabe for a 20% discount of the 1x1 prices listed above.

This outfitter personally took from this hunting area the

12th largest mountain goat ever harvested in the world.

This is a trophy hunting guide service owned and operated by the outfitter and his wife. The outfitter himself is the head guide in charge of the operations. When selecting hunting areas he seeks

out remote places in Alaska that have extremely limited hunting pressure. It's his heartfelt belief is that a quality hunt can't be had where there is competition from other hunters, whether they are Alaska residents or non-residents on guided hunts.That's why his areas are chosen in such remote regions. He hunts places that

are still like Alaska was in the good old days. Don't be fooled by outfitters who can display a few pictures of large trophy animals,

yet takes dozens of clients each year. What percentage of their hunters will actually collect a true trophy, maybe 10%?

On this mountain goat hunt the outfitter along with 1 - 2 carefully chosen assistant guides, personally guide every

hunt. Each client is put in an excellent spot with an excellent guide. He will not settle for second rate performances

when it comes to guiding on his hunts. It is his belief that every client should receive "110%" effort on the part of his

guide. This is why this outfitter is in the top 1% of the guiding profession in Alaska. To produce good trophy results

year after year it takes a dedicated professional guide who won't surrender until he gets the game he is after.

Additional expenses would include Alaska non-resident hunting license and appropriate tags.

License Cost

U.S. Non-Resident Hunting License $ 85

Tag Fees

Mountain Goat $ 300