PREMIER ALASKA LIMITED ENTRY PERMIT DALL SHEEP HUNTS:
These Alaska Dall Sheep hunts are for the serious Dall sheep hunter
looking for a hunting opportunity for a top once in a life time Trophy
Dall Sheep only Alaska can bring. Our Alaska hunting guides have harvested
large numbers of exceptioinal sheep that clients keep coming back
for. If drawn these are the Best Dall Sheep hunts in Alaska…these
hunts are conducted in the World Famous areas of Chugach Mountains
Alaska game unit 14C
and unit 13D for trophy
Dall Sheep limited entry draw areas. These two areas are known for
it's world class sheep hunting in the big game communities for holding
outstanding trophy Dall sheep. These are the most prized Trophy Dall
Sheep hunting areas in Alaska and North America. The application period
is Nov 1 to Dec 6 each year with the results coming out in late January.
Unit 14C and unit
13D limited entries permit areas hold some of the largest
hunt able trophy Dall Sheep in the world. The Alaska state governor’s
tag holders hunt these units each year, and the number one Pope and
Young Dall Sheep came from unit 14C.
Over the years these areas have produced many B&C rams.
These
are traditional backpack Dall Sheep hunts, so a client will need to
be in top physical condition to really enjoy the experience of hunting
in these outstanding sheep areas. We can help the hunter through the
draw process, or we can easily submit them for you. Draw odds are
low because of the high demand for these premier Dall sheep areas,
but if you draw it’s a Dall sheep hunt of a life time. I recommend
all serious sheep hunters put in every year until they draw one of
these awesome Dall sheep areas. Being a small Guide Service we can
customize each trophy sheep hunt to your needs or liking. Plus, Sheep
Hunts Alaska offers a group discount for 2 or more hunters/friends
that book these hunts at the same time.
DATES:14C has 4 rifle seasons
hunt periods to submit for between Aug 10 and Sept 30 and 2 archery
only hunt areas and periods you can submit for between Sept 1 and
Oct 10. The 14C hunts
are 10-day hunts. The unit 13D
hunt dates run from Aug 10 to Sept 20 and are also 10-day hunts.
INCLUDES: 1 guide and 1 packer per 1 sheep hunter,
meals, spike camp accommodations, in-field transportation, and trophy
care.
TRANSPORTATION: For all 14C
and 13D hunts you
fly into Anchorage where we meet the clients. Additionally, the
client will have one night hotel stay before and after the hunt
in Anchorage.
LICENSE/TAGS: Application deadline is 6 Dec. Note:
A big game tag may be used for another species of equal or lower
value.
Sheep
Hunts Alaska
GENERAL SEASON: We have harvested large numbers of exceptioinal
dall sheep that hunters keep coming back for. These Alaska Dall Sheep
hunts are over-the-counter not requiring a limited entry draw permit.
These areas have a very healthy population of Dall Rams ranging from
37” to 40+”. Only a few general season sheep hunters a
year are taken in these areas in the spectacular Chugach and Alaska
Mountain Ranges. Keeping our hunter numbers low in these hunt areas
allows us to provide much personal attention and focus on having a
top high quality hunt for once in a life time trophy animal. The Chugach
Mountains are known for their deep, heavy curl and high B&C scoring
Dall Rams. These are traditional back pack sheep hunts and a client
will need to be in top physical condition and mentally prepared to
really enjoy the experience. A grizzly bear could be added for a trophy
fee, and a black bear, wolf and wolverine can be taken at no charge.
DATES:
The dates are August 10 - Sep 20. These are 10-day hunts.
INCLUDES: 1 hunter x 1 guide ratio, meals, spike
camp accommodations, in-field transportation, and field care of
trophy.
TRANSPORTATION: Fly to Anchorage where we will
meet the client. Then charter to camp. There will be one night hotel
stay before and after the hunt in Anchorage.
LICENSE/TAGS: Available over-the-counter upon arrival
in Anchorage or order online at www.adfg.state.ak.us/.Note:
A big game tag may be used for another species of equal or lower
value.
Sheep
Hunts Alaska
Owned and operated by Steve Johnson who has been
hunting and guiding in Alaska since 1988 after growing up in Clearbrook,
Minnesota and serving on active duty as a Navy Corpsman during the
cold war as a submariner and continuing his service to the country
attached to a Marine Corp reconnaissance unit in Alaska for many
years as an active duty reserve corpsman. He came to Alaska for
the tremendous outdoor opportunities and for the adventure of Alaskan
hunting.
He is a registered Alaskan Big Game Guide and with his extensive
hunting and guiding background and impressive success rate, Steve’s
clients return to Alaska to hunt with him year after year. Please
contact us for references if desired.
All
sheep hunts are 1X1 with an experienced assistant or registered
guide.
All
sheep hunt areas are thoroughly scouted prior to the sheep hunt.
Alaska
sheep hunters have come to expect the dall sheep hunt of a lifetime
with an experienced, committed and professional Alaska hunting
guide who has strong hunting ethics and who always goes the extra
mile to ensure each sheep hunter’s success and satisfaction.
From
the time you arrive in Anchorage to the time you leave, we’ll
make sure all your needs are taken care of from assisting with
accommodations to advice and assistance on taxidermy and trophy
care.
All
travel expenses are covered from Anchorage, Alaska and included
in the cost of the hunt.
By
limiting the number of sheep hunts we conduct and making each
sheep hunt top priority we can ensure a quality Alaska sheep hunting
adventure.
You
can expect an exceptional effort from your guide and we will provide
you with an honest fair chase hunt. The species I have hunted are
Sheep, Mountain Goat, Moose, Brown Bear, Grizzly Bear, and Black
Bear. We are looking forward to providing you with the Ultimate
of Alaskan Adventures available a full time guide and outfitter.
Thank
you!
Sheep
Hunts Alaska
My dearest wife and very best friend Evelyn and I have been married
for 23 years and together a total of 25. We have 2 children who
are now grown up. Annie 22 is married to Allen Porter, an Army Staff
Sergeant, and is currently stationed in Italy. Allen served 14 months
in Iraq until April 2005 then they moved from Hawaii in November
2005 to Italy, and then he redeployed to Afghanistan in December
2005 for an undetermined amount of time. We almost lost Allen to
a road side bomb a year ago and we have been given a second chance
from the man upstairs. He loves the Army, and I told him if he were
to stay in the Army he had to be the best Soldier he could be for
Annie, himself and of a course us. J He has done a great job so
far. Annie is a very busy military wife, which I have learned over
the years from watching and counting on Evelyn to keep our family
in order with me being deployed and TDY so much.
A
military wife is one of the toughest jobs out there. It is a full
time job for her just keeping family affairs in order with Allen
being gone 18 of the last 24 months. Amy 21 our youngest, recently
got married to Kevin Amrich of Hawaii. Kevin will soon be entering
the Air Force and we support there decision 100%. Amy just finished
her Associates degree and is working towards her 4 year degree.
We are very proud of her accomplishment. They both have been working
hard to get a good start down there road of life together. Evelyn
and I are very proud of them all. We also have two yellow labs,
Daisy 9, and Buffy 3, whom are key family members. We enjoy their
company very much, and they help us through life’s tough times.
Evelyn is a very successful Dental Assistant of 20 years and the
office manager and backbone of our family Guiding business. I am
a recently retired Air Force Chief Master Sergeant after 25 very
busy years of service. I have always believed if you are passionate
about what you do in life it is easy to put 30 hours in a 24 hour
day. We have lived in many states, and I have traveled to more countries
I can list, and to more places then I can ever remember. It was
a great adventure for us, and it has taught us that family is what
matters most in life.
I grew up in Dillon Montana and have been a hunter since the age
of 12. Hunting and Outdoor Adventure have been a passion ever since.
I have been very lucky to have hunted in various states over the
last 30 years. I started my guiding career path in Alaska in 1997
and enjoyed it so much that I decided to start my own guide service.
I have had many successful hunts and met some great people along
the way. I must admit, I have had some hard lessons, but that is
all part of growing with a new business. My guiding started in Alaska
and has spread to Nebraska, Kansas and I have guided some in Colorado
and soon to guide in Montana as well. The species I have hunted
are Sheep, Mountain Goat, Moose, Brown Bear, Grizzly Bear, and Black
Bear, 3 types of Deer, Elk and Turkeys.
I believe and live the following: practicing our Faith, helping
others, treating people how you want to be treated, the Core Values
of Integrity first, Service Before Self, and Excellence in All Things
We Do, Air Force Chief’s Oath that I took, and my word is
my bond. I have been very blessed with a great family, extremely
supportive and loving wife, and having had an Air Force career many
never get to, and now being able to live my dream of being a full
time Guide and Outfitter.