Kodiak Brown Bear Hunting

About Outfitter

Our forest-&-fjord terrains of Afognak Island are composed of strikingly attractive moss-floored lowlands and areas up to 1,000 feet elevation, with many open meadows and gravel beaches. Our “enchanted forest by the sea”, together with our protected harbor, provides considerable shelter from foul weather. Temperatures range between 30° and 50°, both Spring and Fall. Your Hosts / Guides Josh Randall was raised and schooled in this wilderness and is an Alaskan Registered Guide. Shannon Randall has been living/hunting in and around North Afognak Island since 1968 and has been an integral part of creating and operating the lodge with her family.

Experience Overview

Kodiak Brown Bear are the worlds largest carnivore due to the almost unlimited volume of salmon to feed on and have long had the respect of seasoned international hunters. There are high volumes of large Kodiak Brown Bear throughout Afognak Islands lush habitat. Fair Chase is the hunting-style throughout Alaska so hunters need to be in good shape for a confident advantage. We do use warm comfortable cabin-cruisers to spot a large portion of the wildlife so those hunters who arent as rugged as they once were also do very well on our hunts. This adds to the adventure as much more wildlife (including assorted marine-mammals) is seen, compared to sitting/glassing/hiking on a grassy hillside much of a day. Your eagle-eye guides, whove lived in the heart of this lush wilderness year-round for the past 2 4 decades, know every nook & cranny. They've provided many a thrilling hunt for both rifle and bow hunters, with many repeat & referred hunters who barely need an excuse to return. This is a draw tag, you must obtain a valid hunting license in the state of Alaska, we will help you enter in the draw we must have you entered in by December 15, again, this is a draw tag.

• Brown Bear
• Bow Hunting
• Rifle Hunting
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