Lodging and Accommodations

Most Hunters Choose the “Outfitted” Camp and Food Option:

Camping Equipment Provided for Two Hunters:

• 1  4-man Guide Model Tent
• 2 cots
• 1 tarp
• 2 chairs
• 1 cook set
• 1 lantern/ mantels
• 2 collapsible water containers
• Dish soap
• 1 stove/ 4 one pound propane bottles
• 4 rolls toilet paper
• 1 box matches
• 2 lighters
• 6 garbage bags
• 2 sets of silverware, plates, bowls and glasses
• 2 rolls paper towels
• 1 box quart size Ziploc bags
• 1 coffee pot
• 6 Salt for capes

Breakfast Supplied for Two Hunters:

• 1 large container of Egg Beaters or 18 eggs
• 2 lbs. bacon or breakfast sausage
• 1 jar instant coffee
• 3 quarts box Milk
• 1 box pancake mix
• 1 bottle of syrup
• 1 box instant oatmeal
• 1 box hot chocolate

Lunch Supplied for Two Hunters:

• 2 loaves bread
• 1 jar jelly
• 1 jar peanut butter
• 20 assorted candy bars/ granola bars
• 2 lbs. sandwich meat turkey or ham
• 1 lb. cheddar cheese
• 6 cans mixed fruit cups
• 10 packages ramen noodles
• 10 packages powdered drink mix (2 quarts each)  lemonade/orange

Dinner Supplied for Two Hunters:

• 1 box red beans and rice
• 2 boxes macaroni and cheese
• 2 instant packages of rice
• 2 instant packages of pasta
• 2 cans chili
• 2 cans soup/stew
• 4 cans vegetables
• 3 packages mashed potatoes
• 1 package wieners
• 4 lbs hamburger meat
• 4 cans chicken
• 1 lb polish sausage

Condiments Supplied for Two Hunters:

• ketchup / mustard
• salt / pepper
• 1 bottle vegetable oil
• coffee mate/sugar
• 1 bottle squeeze butter or 2 sticks butter
• Miscellaneous spices and mixes

Travel Information

You will fly to Anchorage, AK (ANC), where you will catch a flight to Bethel.

• Your host will meet you at the airport.
• It is important when booking your tickets to Bethel that you arrive early in the day that you are scheduled to go into the field, or the night prior. Arriving later in the day may not allow you enough time to fly out to camp.
• It is important to prepare for flight delays. Weather is a major factor, and the outfitter will never risk someone’s life to get them into or out of the field. If such conditions do exist, be patient.
• You will be dropped off at your camp via float plane or a plane equipped with tundra tires.
• We recommend departing Anchorage the day AFTER you are scheduled to be extracted from the field.
• Hunters are responsible for pre and post lodging. The outfitter will assist with room reservations.

Antlers and meat/capes can currently be checked on Alaska Air.

It is the hunter’s responsibility to verify. If you are taking meat home with you, meat/cape boxes can be purchased from the outfitter. Boxes can be checked on as luggage and must not be over 50 pounds. Excess baggage fees will be charged by the airlines for additional pieces of checked baggage on Alaska Airlines. Bring a roll of bubble wrap, a roll of packaging shrink wrap, packaging tape, and then scavenge cardboard to wrap your skull.

Another option for meat is to have the outfitter arrange air cargo of the meat to a processor in Anchorage, as well as air cargo the skull/antlers and cape to Knight’s Taxidermy. This is more convenient, but also the most expensive option.

Meat can also be donated to local citizens or to the food bank.

You must complete a transfer of possession form (get one from the outfitter) . Partially butchered quarters of meat are not accepted for donation. Remember, it is the hunter’s responsibility to see the meat is properly donated or boxed for your flight home. The outfitter does not provide boning or boxing. The outfitter has an area in the hangar for deboning meat.