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are serious about hunting & harvesting
big Alaska bull moose, consistently. For the past
11+ years we have maintained 99-100%
kill success, with 25-40% of them
making record book entries. Best of
all, I’m proud to report we’ve
been making a lot of great friends
and we’re having a great time
doing it! The
moose racks in this photo range in
outside width from 63” to 74”.
2 were taken by bow and each of them
will make solid P&Y entries. The
other 4 were taken by rifle; 2 of
them will qualify for B&C entries,
and the other 2 are darn nice bulls
by any standard! |
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“Greatest
hunt of my life! After passing
up 6 big bulls, I took this
66” trophy in the 5th
day of the hunt! Great area,
best guides, and excellent equipment.
I’ll be back for a
spring
Brown Bear hunt in 2005”
Don S., Idaho |
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Alaska moose are the
largest member of the deer family and carry
the largest antlers of any species on the
North American continent. Mature Alaska bull
moose can weigh 1,400-1,600 lbs with antlers
that spread 60-70”+. A great trophy from any
hunting trip!
We are year-around residents of
Dillingham Alaska, which is a small bush community
located 350 air-miles off the road system, in the
Bristol Bay region of Western Alaska.
As year-around residents
living within our hunt area, we don’t have
to “go somewhere” to take folks hunting, as
all of our hunts take place in our backyard.
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Genetics in
residence: Picture taken
by one of our guides in our hunting area,
during hunting season. These impressive
bulls affectionately named “Wide
Load” and “Big Dips”,
were passed on for the beautiful moose
in the above picture by Don S, of Idaho.| |
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Our “backyard”,
which is literally our hunting area, is home to healthy
populations of moose, brown bear, and the famous Mulchatna
caribou herd.
Because of our intimate knowledge of our
Alaska moose hunting area,
game patterns, herd populations, and movements; we
know exactly where to hunt for the largest trophies.
Drawing from years of experience, we know what hunting
methods and techniques work best in this area for
these species.
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we take 4-6 hunters total.
You can book the trip as a moose hunt only, or as
a combination hunt to include another species. Most
folks do book combo trips. Each
hunter, or group of 2, if booked as a 2x1, hunts
exclusively from their own camp for the entire season
with no one else hunting in that area that same
year.
In other words, no competition from other clients,
or anyone else. The only people around your hunting
area will be you, your guide & packer/camp helper.
On average, our hunters see and pass-up, 2-6
mature bulls before harvesting one; this does not
include smaller bulls or cows & calves.
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“Excellent
moose area! After seeing lots of
big bulls, my guide and I chose this
heavily palmated bull. This outfit
is well organized, professional, honest
and hard working. I’d recommend
this hunt to anyone.” Vince
B., Montana |
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“This has
been an all around great experience,
from the guides and packers, to the
camps and especially the hunt. My awesome
moose
and beautiful black wolf will make
great trophies! I’ve made great
friends and memories of a lifetime!”
Phil G., Idaho
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Our camps are located
in a very remote area, with access by a Super Cub
on tundra tires only. The bush flight from Dillingham
to camp takes about 40-50 minutes.
The camps are deluxe by bush Alaska standards, especially
when you take into consideration that each year we
have to fly everything in & out by a small bush
plane. The camps consist of steel framed “weather
port” tents and Cabela’s Alaska Guide
tents. There are different tents for eating and socializing,
sleeping, gear, and etc. The camps are warm, dry,
comfortable, and stocked with lots of food and plenty
of snacks
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elevation at camp is 400’ above sea level
and the terrain varies from dense spruce forests and
open tundra meadows, to the lower areas around the
ponds and streams that are thick with alder brush
and willow. The ground is an un-even, bumpy tundra,
covered in moss and low-growing vegetation. Once in
camp, expect to walk from camp each
day. You don’t have to be in top physical condition
for this; however you should be comfortable walking
through this terrain 2-6 miles per day while carrying
your day-pack, and rifle or bow.
During this time of year, the
moose are in a pre-rut
condition, or the rut is in full swing. Our primary
hunting method is calling & raking, but we also
do some spot-n-stalk.
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action is up-close and can be intense. Most shots
average 20-60 yards. About 60% of our hunters
bring a rifle; the other 40% use a bow. Make sure
to bring a good camera (preferably waterproof).
If you can bring one of those new digital video
cameras too, we’ll get some great footage
of your hunt to take back home with you!
Please feel free to
write or call us at (907) 373-2047, and
let us know what we can do on this end to
help you plan and prepare for your trip.
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The “Ol’
Granddad” shed. I’m told this
big guy can still be seen before
and after hunting seasons in our
guide area…should be named “Ol’
Grey Ghost." |
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Now operated by
Westwind Guide Service
Anthony (Tony) Lee Master Guide #105
 PO Box 298490
Wasilla, Alaska 99629
Phone Number 907-373-2047
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