Arctic North Guides
Overview
A successful Alaska hunting or trip comes down to one simple thing – experience. At Arctic North Guides, we’ve been using our unparalleled experience to lead clients into the rugged Alaska landscape on productive Alaska hunts for 20 years. Our professional Alaskan guide’s combined experience is over 100 years, and we are proud to offer trips focusing on wild animals that can only be found in the frontier landscape of our Alaska home.
We are a true, full service Alaska guide and outfitter, and our track record in the business speaks for itself. We offer big game hunts from mid-April to mid-November in three locations, Western Alaska, Kodiak Island, and the Alaska Peninsula. These diverse locales are beyond the fringes of civilization itself, rich with a diversity and quantity of wildlife.
Western Alaska features hunts for grizzly bear, brown bear, and moose. The Alaska Peninsula is world renowned for Alaska hunts focusing on moose, waterfowl, and the mightiest of northern predators, the Peninsula brown bear or “coastal bear.” While our Alaska hunting adventures on the world famous Kodiak Island include mountain goats, Sitka Blacktail Deer, Brown Bear and world class sea duck hunting.
We are a true, full service Alaska guide and outfitter, and our track record in the business speaks for itself. We offer big game hunts from mid-April to mid-November in three locations, Western Alaska, Kodiak Island, and the Alaska Peninsula. These diverse locales are beyond the fringes of civilization itself, rich with a diversity and quantity of wildlife.
Western Alaska features hunts for grizzly bear, brown bear, and moose. The Alaska Peninsula is world renowned for Alaska hunts focusing on moose, waterfowl, and the mightiest of northern predators, the Peninsula brown bear or “coastal bear.” While our Alaska hunting adventures on the world famous Kodiak Island include mountain goats, Sitka Blacktail Deer, Brown Bear and world class sea duck hunting.
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