
glennallen, Alaska
Alaska Dall sheep hunting — the pinnacle of North American mountain hunting. White rams in the Alaska and Brooks Ranges.

glennallen, Alaska
glennallen, Alaska
Guided grizzly and black bear hunts in GMUs 11 and 13 from a camp between the Chugach and Wrangell ranges, a four-hour drive from Anchorage.

fairbanks, Alaska
Brooks Range hunts for Dall sheep, moose, grizzly, and caribou with owner-pilot Luke Tyrrell, who flies his own hunters to a Chandalar Lake base camp.

glennallen, Alaska
Horse-assisted hunts for moose, sheep, and goat in the Wrangell-St. Elias, plus Alaska Peninsula brown bear — fly in, then ride to spike camps.

tok, Alaska

copper center, Alaska

nondalton, AK

nondalton, Alaska

chignik, Alaska
coldfoot, Alaska

coldfoot, Alaska

bettles, Alaska

healy, Alaska

healy, Alaska
tok, Alaska

wasilla, Alaska

homer, Alaska
Master Guide Paul Brand runs vessel-based coastal bear and big-game hunts out of Homer aboard the expedition trawler Alaska Dawn.
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anchorage, Alaska
Master Guide Tony Dingess runs fair-chase brown bear, Dall sheep, and moose hunts from the Alaska Peninsula to the western Alaska Range.
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Dall sheep specialist running rugged backcountry hunts deep in the Chugach and Wrangell ranges.
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anchorage, Alaska
Registered guides Greg Stewart and Danny Wright run fair-chase sheep, bear, and moose hunts in the Chugach, Alaska Range, and on Kodiak.
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wasilla, Alaska
Master Guide Wayne Kubat's small-batch moose, bear, and Dall sheep hunts on a sole-use 600-square-mile Denali Preserve concession.

anchorage, Alaska
Backpack hunts for Dall sheep, moose, caribou, and bear with Justin Dubay, guiding in Alaska since coming north in 1995.
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wasilla, Alaska
Dall sheep, goat, bear, and moose hunts in the Chugach National Forest with Scott McRae, a guide with more than 25 years in the field.
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kenai, Alaska
Master Guide Michael Litzen hunts brown bear from a 65-foot floating lodge along the Alaska Peninsula coast, guiding since 1980.
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wasilla, Alaska
Guide and pilot Cabot Pitts flies hunters into an exclusive Katmai Preserve concession for brown bear, plus Wrangells Dall sheep and moose hunts.
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wasilla, Alaska
Wasilla-based outfitter running fair-chase spot-and-stalk hunts for grizzly, brown bear, sheep, goat, moose and caribou from remote wilderness camps.
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anchorage, Alaska
Owner-run big game outfit of licensed guide Jerry Cates, running spring coastal brown bear, fall grizzly, and Dall sheep combo hunts in remote Alaska.
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healy, Alaska
Horseback big game hunts in Interior Alaska's Unit 20 out of Healy, with owner Conor Halloran guiding for moose, grizzly, black bear, sheep, and wolf.
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wasilla, Alaska
One-hunter-at-a-time grizzly, brown bear, sheep, and goat camps across Interior Alaska and Kodiak, run by Master Guide Jake Jefferson.
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cordova, Alaska
Small family outfit under Cordova Master Guide Dennis Zadra since 1996, hunting mobile tent camps across 2.5 million acres of the Chugach.
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wasilla, Alaska
Lance Kronberger's outfit since 2003 — sheep, goat, moose and grizzly hunts, with Peninsula brown bear from Cinder River Lodge, bought in 2010.
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anchorage, Alaska
Small one-guide outfit of registered Alaska guide Ed Zernia, running a few individualized moose, brown bear and Dall sheep hunts each year.
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craig, Alaska
Husband-and-wife outfit of Rudy and Ashley Martin, hunting the Brooks Range and Southeast Alaska with 200-plus guided hunts over 13 years.
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anchorage, Alaska
Master Guide Buck Bowden, guiding since 1974 from his homestead lodge, runs fair-chase hunts for sheep, moose, bear and caribou, 10 to 18 days afield.
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ketchikan, Alaska
Ketchikan outfitter Ed Toribio guides permitted goat, bear, and sheep hunts plus fishing in the Tongass and Misty Fiords backcountry.
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anchorage, Alaska
Registered guide-outfitter hunting brown bear, grizzly, moose, caribou, and Dall sheep across 1.3 million acres of permitted Alaska refuge lands.
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fairbanks, Alaska
Master guide Joe Letarte, est. 1982, hunts sheep, moose, and bear from the Alaska Range to Yakutat and a 4.3-million-acre Yukon Valley concession.
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Registered guide Rob Jones Jr. flies Dall sheep, moose, and grizzly hunters into the Revelation Mountains from his Alaska Range lodge; outfitting since 1992.
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talkeetna, Alaska
Registered guide Jerry Hedrich runs custom bear, sheep, goat, and moose hunts; exclusive permitted outfitter for the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge.
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tok, Alaska
Ellis family lodge at Mile 42 Nabesna Road since the 1950s — B&B stays plus Dall sheep, moose, and bear hunts in the Wrangell Mountains.
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anchorage, Alaska
Perrin family lodge established 1937 — billed as Alaska's oldest hunting lodge — running fair-chase moose, Dall sheep, caribou, and bear hunts.
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Master Guide Art Andreis runs bear, moose, caribou, and Dall sheep hunts from his main camp in Tok, with 35 years hunting Alaska.
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king salmon, Alaska
Second-generation King Salmon guide service founded 1976, now led by Master Guide Joey Klutsch — fair-chase brown bear, sheep, and moose hunts.
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1 outfitter
Kenai
1 outfitter
Ketchikan
1 outfitter
Cordova
1 outfitter
Wasilla
7 outfitters
Talkeetna
1 outfitter
Craig
1 outfitter
King Salmon
1 outfitter
Fairbanks
3 outfitters
Glennallen
4 outfitters
Tok
3 outfitters
Copper Center
1 outfitter
Nondalton
1 outfitter
Chignik
1 outfitter
Coldfoot
2 outfitters
Bettles
1 outfitter
Healy
3 outfitters
Anchorage
9 outfitters
Dall sheep hunting is widely considered the most demanding and prestigious mountain hunt in North America. Pure-white rams inhabiting the Alaska and Brooks Ranges at elevations up to 8,000 feet. Non-residents must hunt with a licensed Alaska guide. The combination of physical difficulty, hunting technique, and the pure wilderness setting makes Dall sheep the bucket-list hunt for serious mountain hunters. Tags are over-the-counter — no lottery required.