Excursion
Unlike Dall sheep, brown bear, or mountain goat, non-resident U.S. citizens don’t need a guide to hunt caribou, just a license and tag. This trip flies you into Western Arctic Herd country for a self-guided hunt during peak fall migration.
Caribou is one of the few Alaska big game hunts where non-resident U.S. citizens can legally hunt without a licensed guide, just a license and tag.
One of the largest caribou herds on Earth migrates through this region each fall, giving self-guided hunters real, consistent opportunity.
Bush plane transport gets you into the field for a self-sufficient hunt — no roads, no crowds, just you, the tundra, and the migration.
Late August through September puts you in the field during the Western Arctic Herd's main migration, when caribou move through in real numbers.
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