NBR Alaska Caribou hunt

[802flyfish]

North Brooks Range Caribou hunt - 2026

Due to a recent work injury, my partner and I have decided to sell our spots. Just trying to recuperate our deposits $1,000 Per Person.

Total cost is $6,294.75 PER Person (Minus our deposits). ArrowHead requests the remaining balance by May 1st, 2026

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2 spots

2026 - August 17th with a return date of August 26th

Please contact Arrow Head with technical or trip questions

Please serious inquries only!

This is an excellent opportunity for someone to hunt an already booked out season. Especially, since prices increase every year!

Caribou Hunting Northern Brooks Range

Caribou Hunting Northern Brooks Range Every year, multiple trophy Caribou Bulls are harvested in the Northern Brooks Range. Whether this is your first Caribou hunt or your 15th, you are sure to experience the hunt of a lifetime. Your hunt with Arrowhead Outfitters begins approximately 55...

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Arrowhead Outfitters’ NBR Caribou Hunters averaged a 90% success rate for the past 6 seasons (2020-2025)

 

[Hams42]

I am interested in this but would not have an answer until mid march.

 

[Mule Kick]

I can confirm that it’s a good hunt!

 

[Nick87]

Oh boy.

 

[Dsnow9]

Wonder how much I could raise on a go fund me?!?!

 

[802flyfish]

I’ll donate a dollar.

 

[Dsnow9]

I’ll donate a dollar.

That’s a start, we are getting there!

 

[jdf]

I will give you another dollar, but you have to go DIY. You can have lots success without outfitter So crazy to pay that much

 

[johnnybow]

I will give you another dollar, but you have to go DIY. You can have lots success without outfitter So crazy to pay that much

It is a diy hunt

 

[WildWill]

I will give you another dollar, but you have to go DIY. You can have lots success without outfitter So crazy to pay that much

What? I'm doing a DIY black bear hunt in AK this spring. Between plane rides, boat rentals, shipping gear there, hopefully meat back, etc I'll be lucky to come in under that price.

 

[cgasner1]

What? I'm doing a DIY black bear hunt in AK this spring. Between plane rides, boat rentals, shipping gear there, hopefully meat back, etc I'll be lucky to come in under that price.

Supply and demand

 

[802flyfish]

I will give you another dollar, but you have to go DIY. You can have lots success without outfitter So crazy to pay that much

Supply and demand. This hunt was booked in 2024 so the price was locked. If you booked a hunt now, you’d be looking at 2027 or 2028. Also, price has increased at least $1,000.

This is an experience to hunt in the Arctic Circle. By all means, you can still hunt off the haul road if your willing to hike 5 miles outside the buffer zone.

 

[Bambistew]

I will give you another dollar, but you have to go DIY. You can have lots success without outfitter So crazy to pay that much

Guided hunts are pushing $20k now. Fly in diy hunts are stupid expensive because the line pole that will pay it is long. Same with moose.

Not a lot of options out there these days. Get em while their hot because we have half the caribou we did 10 years ago and they aren’t coming back in my lifetime.

 

[802flyfish]

An outfitter told me he wouldn’t be surprised if they closed Caribou hunting to NR in the near future.

 

[jrabq]

3 of us did this trip back in 2016. At the time this outfit had a mixed reputation but our trip worked out fine. I think the outfit might have changed hands since then. It was an adventure, but we did not see an abundance of caribou, we basically killed everything we saw within about a mile of camp. Back then you could buy 2 tags and they weren't that expensive, that has changed. We got 3 bulls and a cow in 4 days of hunting and decided that was enough, and were able to get picked up a day early. My main memory of the trip was making 5 or 6 trips across the tundra packing out caribou about a mile, man what a slog! I'm pretty sure the outftter cost was under 3k back then, with airfare, hotels, truck rental, and camping equipment rental we each spent under 5k. I'm glad we went but I'm in no hurry to go back. But if you ever want to do an Alaska hunt this might be as cheap as you'll ever get, unless you've got friends or relatives up there. Or can hike 5 miles of tundra along the haul road, or bow hunt.