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Alaskan Sheep Hunting Guide. Alaskan Wilderness Expeditions outfitters for your next big game hunt. Whether you are pursuing Dall sheep, mountain goat, interior grizzly bear, Alaska / Yukon moose, coastal Alaska brown bear or Alaska black bear, you can rest assured that you'll be getting the hunt of a lifetime with one of the most experienced guides Alaska has to offer.
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🏔️ Alaska Dall Sheep Hunting Adventures
Experience the Ultimate Fair-Chase Hunt in Alaska's Chugach & Talkeetna Mountains
Join Alaskan Wilderness Expeditions for a premier Dall sheep hunting experience in the heart of Alaska's rugged wilderness. Led by seasoned guide Robert, with over 50 years of hunting expertise, our expeditions offer both challenging backpack hunts and unique fly-in camps set amidst the sheep's natural habitat.
🎯 Why Choose Us?
- Expert Guidance: Robert's extensive experience ensures a safe and successful hunt.
- Prime Hunting Grounds: Hunt in the renowned Chugach and Talkeetna mountain ranges, known for exceptional Dall sheep populations.
- Customized Expeditions: Tailored hunts to match your physical capabilities and hunting preferences.
- Fair-Chase Ethics: Committed to honest, ethical hunting practices.
🐏 Our Hunting Services
- Dall Sheep Hunts: Target trophy rams in remote alpine terrains.
- Mountain Goat Hunts: Navigate challenging landscapes in pursuit of mountain goats.
- Moose Hunts: Track Alaska/Yukon moose through diverse habitats.
- Bear Hunts: Specialize in interior grizzly, coastal brown, and black bear hunts.
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Alaskan Wilderness Expeditions is proud to have received recognition from the Ovis Foundation for our commitment to ethical hunting and conservation.
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September 2019 Dall Sheep Hunt
Tom is a long-retired construction worker. So, he’s in relatively good physical condition for an elderly gentleman. However, my hunts in pursuit of Dall sheep typically aren’t that physically demanding. Tom and I would later find out that that’s not always the case.
Seven days of the hunt were spent observing several large rams, three of which were unusually large and possible Record Book contenders. Finally, on Day Eight, which was the last day of the sheep hunting season, one of the larger rams and two of his companions got into good enough position for a stalk from camp.
Tom and I departed from the tents on yet another wet, snowy, foggy afternoon. The snow squalls were relentless, but occasionally we could peer through the fog and swirling snow mixed with rain, and get a fix on the rams’ position. Everything looked good for an approach.
At 3.00 PM on the final day of hunting season and as we neared the rams’ last known position, I caught glimpse of the rams, feeding just 250 yards away. Tom quickly chambered a cartridge and slithered into shooting position. One shot was all it took to bring down the ram of a lifetime. The next two days were spent packing the ram up the mountain and back to camp, through incessant snow storms. It was physically exhausting.
Tom’s ram won an award at the recent Ovis Convention held in Nevada. What an honor to partake in such a great fair-chase hunt with a fine gentleman friend. I will cherish the memories of that hunt, forever.
Rob Hardy
Registered Guide/Outfitter License #0887
Tom and I departed from the tents on yet another wet, snowy, foggy afternoon. The snow squalls were relentless, but occasionally we could peer through the fog and swirling snow mixed with rain, and get a fix on the rams’ position. Everything looked good for an approach.
At 3.00 PM on the final day of hunting season and as we neared the rams’ last known position, I caught glimpse of the rams, feeding just 250 yards away. Tom quickly chambered a cartridge and slithered into shooting position. One shot was all it took to bring down the ram of a lifetime. The next two days were spent packing the ram up the mountain and back to camp, through incessant snow storms. It was physically exhausting.
Tom’s ram won an award at the recent Ovis Convention held in Nevada. What an honor to partake in such a great fair-chase hunt with a fine gentleman friend. I will cherish the memories of that hunt, forever.
Rob Hardy
Registered Guide/Outfitter License #0887
