Our fall Alaskan brown bear hunting season starts August 10th and ends September 30th.

Our fall brown bear hunts are operated out of remote tent camps in Wood-Tikchik State Park, north of Dillingham, AK. Most of the hunting will be done out of boats, on lakes and the Nushagak river. This makes the fall brown bear hunt a less physically taxing experience.

You will be in real Alaskan wilderness. The salmon will be running in the streams while we are out on the water, and the moose are in rut this time of year. It's an amazing time of year to be in Alaska.

In the fall the bears are gorging themselves to prepare for hibernation and are very large with great hides. The average fall bear in is 8′ to 9’6″. Our fall hunt is a great opportunity to get a really nice trophy Alaskan brown bear.