Guided and Unguided
Alaska Hunting Adventures

Thank you for considering Alaska Bush Adventures (ABA). ABA has offered guided and unguided hunts for moose, bear, and caribou in western Alaska since 1985. If you are considering a remote Alaska moose hunt, bear hunt, or caribou hunt with some of lowest pressure and highest success rates then you have come to the right place.

GUIDED MOOSE HUNTS

We offer fully guided Alaska moose hunts in some of the most remote, unpressured areas of the state. We access our hunt areas via float plane and boats with jet-drive outboard motors enabling us to access prime moose habitat in the shallow backwater sloughs & oxbows for trophy class bull moose.
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BROWN BEAR HUNTS

Our guided brown bear hunts happen in areas with some of the highest populations of bears in the state. In fact, regulations now allow a hunter to take 2 brown bears on a single hunt. Due to the remoteness of our camps and density of bears, it is not uncommon to see several brown bears per day.
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DIY MOOSE HUNTS

We offer unguided DIY river float in some of the best moose areas in the state. We supply high-quality rafts essential rafting equipment plus camp accommodations featuring 6 or 8 man Alaskan guide or extreme weather-grade tents with all necessary camp supplies.
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CARIBOU HUNTS

Our unguided Caribou hunts are fly-out spike camp experiences, taking place in the low rolling foothills on the Northwestern side of the majestic Alaska Range. We provide comprehensive outfitting, including a detailed “suggested personal gear list” and complete lists of all necessary equipment, supplies, food, and beverages.
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BOOK YOUR EPIC REMOTE ALASKA HUNTS WITH ALASKA BUSH ADVENTURES

1-623-703-0130 • alaskabushadventures@gmail.com

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TESTIMONIALS

Check out our references to hear about how we’ve made our hunters’ dreams come true or contact our team to book your own adventure today.

Les, thanks again for a great Hunt, Alaska Bush Adventures provided my son Regan and I with a very successful and unique Moose Hunt. On the first day of our hunt near dusk, we stopped by some freshly raked willow brush. Les started raking and calling and all of a sudden we heard some “cow calls”. Les’s eyes told me this was it! Huffing and puffing I focused about 150 yards across the river O.M.G., not one but 4 Moose, a large Bull with a Cow, a Juvenile bull and a calf. I popped off my scopes cover, stood and fired my .340 Weatherby Magnum Whap! I hit the bull in the midsection. He just still stood there frozen, stunned but not dropping. The bullet went clear through the huge Bull. Les said “hit him again”! This time it broke his back, he crumpled and fell into the river. Luckily his huge antlers got caught on the river bed and stopped him from floating further down river. What a thrill for me and my son Regan. We boated across the river, got a lots of photos, and tied the big guy off just before nightfall and headed back up river to camp.

Regan and Joe Luithuy

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What Areas Do We Hunt?

Our Alaska moose hunting camps are situated west of the Alaska Range in the Kuskokwim River Valley and its tributaries. Guided clients hunt from well-stocked base camps along these remote rivers. Our main base camp offers safe river landing and departure strip for transporting harvested game and hunters. Our Guide Use Areas (GUAs), a secluded region over 250 miles west of Anchorage, require a minimum 2.5-hour floatplane flight to reach. Guided clients enjoy numerous comforts at our well-maintained riverside base camps.

What Type of Hunts Do You Offer?

We offer both guided and unguided hunts for moose and caribou and guided hunts for Alaska Brown Bear and Grizzly bear.

What Are Your Alaska Hunting Camps Like?

Leveraging our long-standing expertise in the Alaskan big game guiding profession since 1985, Alaska Bush Adventures provides hunters with well-equipped base camps situated in the heart of our prime hunting areas. This central location allows us to offer a more comfortable and amenity-rich experience than typically found on fly-out spike camp hunts, ultimately contributing to greater hunter satisfaction and success.

In our hunting camps we have 15′ x 20′ wall tents for common use & dining with ample table fare, large 3 burner propane stoves for cooking meals, a wood stove for heat, hot water showers, generators for power, a refrigerator/freezer to keep food items fresh and an outhouse toilet. Hunters sleep in 6-man extreme weather-type tents on full-size cots with sleeping pads. The base camps have satellite phones for communications and emergency use. Clients can use the phones to contact loved ones. We have a high speed Internet Starlink satellite system along with satellite phones for communications and emergency use. Clients can link their cell phones with the Starlink system to contact love ones in the lower 48. Our hunting Guides have video cameras to capture the daily activities, the hunt and actual harvesting of your big game animal for you.

How Do We Get To Your Hunting Camps?

Accessing our remote Alaskan hunting territory is convenient via a 2.5-hour float plane flight from Anchorage, landing directly at our main base camp next to the river. This camp is uniquely situated on the only deep, straight section of the upper river system capable of accommodating float planes and long enough to depart with a full load.

Alaska Bush Adventures ensures safe and efficient access to our remote hunting locations via DHC-2 De-Havilland Beaver aircraft, featuring wingtip fuel tanks for extended range. This significant remoteness not only increases hunters’ chances of success but also provides a comfortable and enjoyable real wilderness hunting experience, along with excellent fishing opportunities.