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ALASKA DREAM HUNT MOOSE, CARIBOU, BROWN/GRIZZLY AND BLACK BEAR HUNT

Currency:USD Category:Hunting Start Price:5,000.00 USD Estimated At:20,000.00 - 27,000.00 USD
ALASKA DREAM HUNT MOOSE, CARIBOU, BROWN/GRIZZLY AND BLACK BEAR HUNT
ALASKA DREAM HUNT
MOOSE, CARIBOU, BROWN/GRIZZLY
AND BLACK BEAR HUNT
By The Perrins’ Rainy Pass Lodge
Weapon: Rifl e
Species: Moose, caribou, grizzly/brown bear and
black bear
Area: Alaska Range Units 16 & 19
Dates: Sept. 21-30, 2017
Other Available Years: 2018 with upgrade
Number of Days: 10
Number of Hunters: 1
Hunter/Guide Ratio: 1:1
Add’l Hunter Cost: $25,800 (2017 price list)
Non-Hunter Cost: $5,000
Upgrade Available: Unit 16 currently allows hunters
to harvest 2 brown/grizzly bears per year; the 2nd bear
may be harvested for a $4,000 trophy fee
Hunt Accommodations: Lodge, out-camp, cabins or
deluxe wall tents
Hunt Transportation: Horseback
Transportation: From Anchorage to lodge additional
$900/person round trip; limit luggage to a total weight
of 75 lbs/person; prices subject to change by 2017;
Hunters need to arrive in Anchorage two days prior
to the starting date of your hunt, and overnight in
Anchorage. They will be fl own to the lodge the day
before the hunt start date, and fl y back to Anchorage
the day after last hunt date
Trophy Fees: Trophy fees included for 1 grizzly, 1
black bear and 1 caribou; 2nd grizzly add’l $4,000;
add’l black bear is $750; Not included for moose, add’l $5,500; prices subject to change by 2017 License: Hunter must purchase $150 non-resident hunter
preservation fee, $85 hunting license, $400 moose, $500
grizzly/brown bear tag, $225 black bear tag and $325
caribou tag; prices are state fees and subject to change
Note: All guests are required to sign an assumption of
risk form prior to the start of lodge activities; form may
be viewed on website.
This is one of the most amazing package hunts ever
offered at Elk Camp! Trophy hunting has been featured
at Rainy Pass Lodge since it was built in 1937. Since
then, hunters from around the world have been coming
here to fulfi ll their hunting dreams. Master Guide #123
Steve Perrins and his family set a high standard for any
huntsman or guide that makes Rainy Pass Lodge their
base. Steve, owner and operator of The Perrins’ Rainy
Pass Lodge, has been a RMEF Life Member since 1993
as well as the Volunteer State Chair for Alaska. Let Steve
and his family treat you to a fi rst-class Alaska dream
hunt that you will remember for a lifetime. The Perrins
have contributed more than $62,000 to the RMEF’s
Partners in Conservation program.
The Perrins’ Rainy Pass Lodge, Steve Perrins
(907) 248-7599, cell (907) 230-6093
www.theperrinsrainypasslodge.com
heperrins@rainypasslodge.net
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