glass eye
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Was doing a little research and saw Tok flights into Yukon Charley for caribou at $5,000 pp ? is that the going rate ?
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No, it probably 30% more then the going rate. However there is a lot of demand a zak can get it.Was doing a little research and saw Tok flights into Yukon Charley for caribou at $5,000 pp ? is that the going rate ?
Tok Air $4500 + $500 if you kill a caribou
40 mile Air $2500 = $900 if you kill a caribou
Two months ago I did a helicopter drop off and pick up in the NZ alps (RT) for $350 nzd = $277 usd What a difference !
Good luck getting a spot with 40mile air if your not a repeat customer. It’s almost impossible
Probably do a float hunt Eagle to Circle with my own gear. Hunt tributaries.
Tok Air $4500 + $500 if you kill a caribou
40 mile Air $2500 = $900 if you kill a caribou
Two months ago I did a helicopter drop off and pick up in the NZ alps (RT) for $350 nzd = $277 usd What a difference !
Good luck! Be safe.I am headed up that way tomorrow. Spent a summer a handful of years ago working out of eagle and Tok and got to see a lot of the 40 mile country from the air. My plan is to hunt caribou by backpacking in from the road system or possibly hiking in to a spot or two with my packraft and floating out. After that another Hunt Talk member is going to fly up and meet me in Fairbanks and we are going to float hunt for moose in that same general area. There are a few rivers throughout the state that can be hunted without using aircraft, but I don't expect to have them to myself. I do expect that with a lot of research, some ingenuity, and a good bit of hard work, I can get away from the crowds and find what I am looking for.