Our moose hunts take place at the foothills of the Alaska Range south of Fairbanks.   After 7 seasons of guiding in the Alaskan Range, I am proud to say that every hunter has had the opportunity to harvest a trophy bull.  This area has an extremely healthy moose population and the bull/cow ratio is very good.  We see legal bulls (50") every day, often right from camp.

We access the main camp with a Supercub and we have an Argo eight-wheeler to help with packing duties.  Accommodations are high quality tents for sleeping and a weather port with a wood stove for a cook tent.

I typically take 3 or 4 hunters per season.  My goal for every hunter is a bull that they will be happy with.  We try to target older bulls in the 60" class.  My focus is to provide a quality hunt to ensure that every client is satisfied with their Alaskan experience. 

Our Dall Sheep hunts take place in the Alaska Range South of Fairbanks.  The Alaska range supports a very healthy population of mature rams.  My guide area offers a very realistic possibility at a mature 36" ram.

The Dall sheep is considered by many to be the ultimate big game trophy in North America.  Hunts will take place from my various spike camps.  Spike camps will be established based on results of pre-scouting aerial surveys.   I have personally been involved in more than 25 sheep hunts, with only 2 being unsuccessful.

Dall sheep hunts are very physical.  Expect to hike as many as 10 miles per day over very rugged terrain, and be able to climb 2,000 to 3,000 vertical feet while carrying a 25-30 pound back pack.  Your physical ability may mean the difference between taking an average sheep and a exceptional ram.