Alaska Wolf, Lynx, and Wolverine Trapline Hunt
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Description

Predator hunting Alaska style is always rewarding. We will do some calling for predators as well as setting traps and snares in locales that are likely spots to produce results. Typically we will snowmobile between 50-150 miles a day in search of Wolves, Wolverine, Lynx, Coyote and Fox. If you are looking to only do wolf hunting in Alaska then later in the winter is the prime time. This hunt is 7 days. We will stay at several of my cabins for two and three day stints looking for predators to call and/or trap. These hunts have become increasingly popular over the years so much so that I can’t even break away to attend a show to promote my business. If the hunter wants to harvest some of the most luxurious fur on the face of the earth then this hunt is for you. If the hunter would like an opportunity to harvest a Lynx or Wolverine they will have to come join me in the dead of the Alaskan winter (December – February). I won’t promise warm weather but I will guarantee you some of the most scenic snowmobiling on earth and lots of it!

Details

  • Species: Canine
  • Average Classification: 120 - 150
  • Shot Opportunity: 90
  • Weapon: Rifle
  • Open Spots Remaining: 0
  • Hunt Catalog #: RB8159-03
  • Tag Availability: Over The Counter
Classification details:

Black/gray/white colored and 120-150# average weight of male wolves. Season Dates: Wolf: August 10-April 15. Wolverine: September 1-March 31. Lynx: December 1-January 31.

Options

Non-hunter

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Option for a non-hunter observer. $500/day for 7 days.

  • Non-hunter $7,000.00

    • Available Dates

    August 10, 2021 - October 15, 2026

    Pricing

    • Member Price: $11,300.00
    • Non-Member Price: $12,500.00

    50% deposit with balance due 60 days prior to your hunt. Licenses not included in the price of the hunt.

    Group Options

    Options for a non-hunter

    Location

    Central Alaska Range, Alaska, United States of America

    Refunds, Insurance & Hunt Credits

    Deposits and payments through RBO are non-refundable. Outfitter-approved refunds are subject to a non-refundable handling fee of at least 15% of the total booking price. Hunt credits are not guaranteed and require RBO and outfitter approval. Review the full policy for credit conditions, deadlines, and insurance recommendations.

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    Description

    Predator hunting Alaska style is always rewarding. We will do some calling for predators as well as setting traps and snares in locales that are likely spots to produce results. Typically we will snowmobile between 50-150 miles a day in search of Wolves, Wolverine, Lynx, Coyote and Fox. If you are looking to only do wolf hunting in Alaska then later in the winter is the prime time. This hunt is 7 days. We will stay at several of my cabins for two and three day stints looking for predators to call and/or trap. These hunts have become increasingly popular over the years so much so that I can’t even break away to attend a show to promote my business. If the hunter wants to harvest some of the most luxurious fur on the face of the earth then this hunt is for you. If the hunter would like an opportunity to harvest a Lynx or Wolverine they will have to come join me in the dead of the Alaskan winter (December – February). I won’t promise warm weather but I will guarantee you some of the most scenic snowmobiling on earth and lots of it!

    HuntX Scale (Low 1 - 5 High)

    • Lodging & Accommodations: Cabin/Lodge
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      Lodging & Accommodations Scale

      5 - Cabin/Lodge

      4 - Bunk House/Trailer

      3 - Wall Tent

      2 - Backpack Tent

      1 - Client Provided/Hotel

    Several cabin options allow 50-150 miles per day pursing packs of up to 30-40 wolves.

    • Menu & Food: Field Kitchen
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      Menu & Food Scale

      5 - 5 Star Catered

      4 - Full Kitchen

      3 - Field Kitchen

      2 - Backpack Food

      1 - Client Provided

    Homestyle Cooking-meat and potatoes. Some freeze dried field kitchen foods as well.

    • Physical Conditions: Light Hiking
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      Physical Conditions Scale:

      5 - All Vehicle Access

      4 - Light Hiking

      3 - Moderate Hiking

      2 - Heavy Hiking

      1 - Extreme Back Country

    Hunter can expect some light hiking on this hunt.

    Transportation (To/From Basecamp)

    Snowmobiles

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    Description

    Hunter should expect a very cold weather. Insulated boots and layering systems are a must. There will be long days outside while checking traplines and calling.

    What Outfitter Provides

    • Lodging
    • Meals
    • Snowmobiles
    • Snowshoes

    What to Bring

    • Thermal base layers
    • Rifle with 40 rounds of ammunition
    • Insulated hiking boots
    • Cold weather hunting gear-layering systems recommended
    • Warm Sleeping bag
    • Binoculars & rangefinder
    • Hunting hat & gloves

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