Alaska Peninsula Bear

About Outfitter

My love for the outdoors, family values and strong work ethic comes by way of a small country farm upbringing in central Idaho. My wife Christy and I took a leap of faith and made our way to Alaska in our early twenties, and have since called this great state home for more than two decades. Nearly 15 years was spent employed with Alaska’s largest air cargo carrier. This has afforded me extensive knowledge of air logistics. I hold a 50-gross ton Coast Guard license and spend countless days on the water. In 2001, I started volunteering my time with the Chugiak Volunteer Fire Department. This eventually led to my becoming a nationally registered paramedic, which I am currently employed as a firefighter/paramedic. In these past eighteen years, I have responded to thousands of real-life 911 emergencies and transported countless injured or sick individuals.

Experience Overview

With over-the-counter tags available you can plan for this hunt well in advance. We offer a very unique experience in that we lease private land that only our clients may hunt. Not to be confused with a sole federal guide concession where resident hunters are also competing with you. We also have access to the adjacent public land to hunt as well. This remote hunt takes place an hour’s plane ride from Kenai, AK and is located in Ursus Cove, in the shadow of Mt. Augustine. ‘Arctic Oven’ four-season tents and cots are used at base camp. Meals consist of freeze dried dinners, simple lunches, and snacks. The Ursus Cove hunt has produced high success rate over the last decade. The average bear harvested has been over 9’, with a few skulls exceeding 27”. This is a 10-day hunt with travel days on each end. Fall hunts operate between October 1st – 10th on odd years: 2023, 2025, 2027. Two spring hunts are offered between May 10th – 19th and May 21st – 30th on even years: 2024, 2026, 2028.

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