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Whitetail & Blacktail Deer

Alaskan Sitka Blacktail Deer

Description:  This outfitter operates aboard a private yacht in Southeastern Alaska for trophy sitka deer. The deer’s habits are highly dependent upon time of year, snow fall, rut activity and area. They have found that the best time of year to hunt these trophies is from November 15 through December 15th. The rut typically kicks in around mid November, but if there is not much snowfall yet then the deer can be widely distributed and we may have to hike into the hills to find them.

The earlier hunts are typically for those in good physical condition who are ready to spend some time working for their trophy. By early December they typically have enough snow on the hills to push the deer down close to the coast line, this can make for some of the best hunting, especially when coupled with the post rut activity. During this time, if the snow levels cooperate, it is not uncommon to see up to 100 deer in a day along the beaches. We typically recommend these hunts for clients of any physical ability.

Access is an important factor when hunting deer anywhere in Alaska. This outfitter has worked hard to make sure our clients have the best possible access to deer. Alaskan winters can be very unpredictable, and many hunters who chose to hunt deer in areas such as Kodiak Island, have had their entire hunt ruined by bad weather. While weather is a consideration where they hunt, it is very rare that we have a hunt delayed or cancelled due to weather. This is for two reasons, first, Juneau, the jumping off point, has many flights a day from Seattle, it is uncommon that it is hard to get to Juneau.

Second, they have a very large vessel that can handle most conditions, and do not need to hunt that far from town to be successful. They do also use float planes to access the areas, and again, it is uncommon that they are not able to make the short flight to the hunting grounds.

Accommodations:  For guests who demand the ultimate in exclusivity, you won’t find a better Alaska Hunting experience. Walk out onto the bow of the yacht and experience our seaside mansion, where you will be surrounded by the grandeur of the mountains, wildlife, ocean, glaciers and Alaska at its finest.  We can accomodate up to 8 blacktail hunters on the boat.

This outfitter’s exclusive luxury hunting yacht and friendly, highly professional staff will make sure that your hunting trip is a memorable one.

Two Vessels:

70 foot Yacht: There are four private staterooms with in suite bath and shower. Full galley with chef, top notch electronics, satellite phone, and washer and dryer.

65 Foot Trawler: There are two private guest rooms each with king bed or can be separated into two singles (can accommodate up to 4). Full galley with chef.

Transportation/Getting there:  Guests fly to Juneau or Wrangell Alaska commercial. We recommend an overnight stay before your hunt begins. Most hunts require air charter to the boat, but some do not. Contact us for details.

Call for suggested gear lists.

Rates:  $6500 per hunter 

Dates:  November 15 through December 15

Included:  meals and lodging, 2x1 guiding, trophy prep of game taken, fishing (if available and time permits)

Not Included:  airfare to Alaska, air charter to vessel (average cost $400-$600 per client), lodging and meals in town before or after hunts, taxidermy and shipping of meat and game, meat processing, and hunting licenses and tags.

Approximate licenses cost:  hunting license - $85, Deer tags - $150 per deer, UFSF Land use fee $200-$300, fishing license - $60, & wolf tag - $35


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