Alaska 2026 Caribou/Moose Hunt Air Charters

[rlg1965]

www.WillowAir.com

thank you!

 

[rmyoung1]

Kinda cool to see @Willow Air join the HT party. My dad and a friend have hunted with them. My dad has wonderful memories of that trip.

 

[Willow Air]

Kinda cool to see @Willow Air join the HT party. My dad and a friend have hunted with them. My dad has wonderful memories of that trip.

Thanks for letting us know.. it’s under new ownership and we’re very excited to be offering incredible experiences for hunters chasing their dreams here in Alaska!!

 

[Nuts]

If you decide you would like to DIY let me know. Not the same experience you would get with Willow Air who I recommend but I dont have that kind of money. I can do a 2 week float hunt for moose, caribou and blackbear. With fishing. And under $5k door to door per guy. 2 days on either end and its a 17-18 day trip.

 

[EWpres]

If you decide you would like to DIY let me know. Not the same experience you would get with Willow Air who I recommend but I dont have that kind of money. I can do a 2 week float hunt for moose, caribou and blackbear. With fishing. And under $5k door to door per guy. 2 days on either end and its a 17-18 day trip.

I'm curious to hear what you have to offer. Hugh at Willow Air is very nice and helpful. I'm considering a caribou hunt with them, but their moose hunts are just out of my price range right now. Still exploring options. Shoot me an email. [email protected]

 

[Nuts]

Responding here versus email just so everyone sees the clarification. I have done the float hunt I mentioned a bunch of times. I have friends that have done it as well. Its alot easier then people think logistically. What I have to offer is a run down of what I do. You would have to take that info and plan/book it yourself. Its just far easier then what people think. And far less costly for those willing to do the work. For those with the money Hugh is a pretty easy choice. For those without my way is the only other option.

 

[EWpres]

Responding here versus email just so everyone sees the clarification. I have done the float hunt I mentioned a bunch of times. I have friends that have done it as well. Its alot easier then people think logistically. What I have to offer is a run down of what I do. You would have to take that info and plan/book it yourself. Its just far easier then what people think. And far less costly for those willing to do the work. For those with the money Hugh is a pretty easy choice. For those without my way is the only other option.

Ah, I misunderstood. I thought you were offering outfitting support. I'd love to hear what you do. I've done a lot of digging into the DIY options, but your firsthand knowledge would be very helpful.

 

[Nuts]

Ah, I misunderstood. I thought you were offering outfitting support. I'd love to hear what you do. I've done a lot of digging into the DIY options, but your firsthand knowledge would be very helpful.

Email sent.

 

[Mudcreeker45]

If you decide you would like to DIY let me know. Not the same experience you would get with Willow Air who I recommend but I dont have that kind of money. I can do a 2 week float hunt for moose, caribou and blackbear. With fishing. And under $5k door to door per guy. 2 days on either end and its a 17-18 day trip.

What’s your info on this?

 

[jhb1983]

Responding here versus email just so everyone sees the clarification. I have done the float hunt I mentioned a bunch of times. I have friends that have done it as well. Its alot easier then people think logistically. What I have to offer is a run down of what I do. You would have to take that info and plan/book it yourself. Its just far easier then what people think. And far less costly for those willing to do the work. For those with the money Hugh is a pretty easy choice. For those without my way is the only other option.

 

[jhb1983]

Thinking hard about doing the airboat drop off diy hunt. What’s your thoughts on that?

 

[Nuts]

Thinking hard about doing the airboat drop off diy hunt. What’s your thoughts on that?

Depends what you want to get out of it. You will see other people. Typically quite a bit of people. They over book these things and drop off people every 1/2 mile to a mile or so. Its a lot. When you get any elevation you realize how many there are. And they have their traditional camps they use every year. Either the Caribou are there or they are not. They don't follow the herd or anything like that. Some offer an increased cost to take you deeper away from other people. That is a better option.

 

[jhb1983]

Depends what you want to get out of it. You will see other people. Typically quite a bit of people. They over book these things and drop off people every 1/2 mile to a mile or so. It’s a lot. When you get any elevation you realize how many there are. And they have their traditional camps they use every year. Either the Caribou are there or they are not. They don't follow the herd or anything like that. Some offer an increased cost to take you deeper away from other people. That is a better option.

Supposedly the company that I plan on going with will take us farther out there for more money than the other guys. And I’m told that the outfitters talk to each other on where the herd is or isn’t at. Not sure how true it is tho. We do plan on doing a spike camp to get away from people. We thought about a float down hunt but heard bad things about that also.