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2010 Price List
(Call for opening and refer to our Terms and Conditions section prior to booking a hunt.)
Moose Hunts ----------------------- $12,500.00 Per Hunter
Goat Hunts ----------------------- $8,500.00 Per Hunter
7 day Hunts
Black Bear ----------------------- $5,500.00 (one guide per two clients)
10 to 14 Day, One on One Hunts
Brown Bear (Spring or Fall) ----------- $13,500.00 Per Hunter
Fall Brown Bear/Moose Combo -------- $17,500.00 Per Hunter
Fishing
Fall Salmon ------------------------------- $495.00 per person per day + license
These prices do not include licenses, round trip charter costs into camp, and 4% city sales tax.
Prices quoted include food and lodging while under hunt contract, full services of a licensed registered or assistant guide, and trophy care while in the field. Neil Webster is authorized to operate on the Tongass National Forest.
Our prices DO NOT include: transportation to and from Alaska, transportation to/from Anchorage or Yakutat. Charter costs to and from the hunting camp, lodging/meals, before or after the hunt, non-resident/alien hunting Licenses or big game tag fees, expediting or taxidermy fees, wild game meat processing and packaging fees. Prices only applicable to hunts offered for year 2009. If you want to hunt more than one animal on a 7 or 10/14 day hunt inquire about our trophy fee hunt specials. Non hunter welcome, fee to come with a hunter is $3,500 plus prorated air taxi cost.
Fall fishing for Silver Salmon and Char is $495.00 per day per person plus license fee, air charter cost to camp from Yakutat and minimum 2 in the party and a maximum of 8. We can work you in for 3/5/7 or 10 days of fantastic fishing. We provide full guide services, all the tackle, lodging, food and trophy care of your fish. Maximum daily bag limit is 4 Silver Salmon, but we encourage catch and release. Book Early!
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A 50% deposit is required to reserve your trip date, with the final payment due 60 days prior to arrival. Deposit payment should be made by business or personal check, certified bank check, or money order. Due to our short operating season and limited number of openings, we recommend you book early to reserve the best dates at current prices. A 25% deposit is required for trips booked a year in advance, with another 25% due on January 1st of the year the trip will take place, and the final 50% due 60 days prior to arrival. Final hunt payment must be made by certified bank check, cashiers check, wire transfer, money order or cash. We reserve the right to cancel or make reasonable schedule changes to ensure client safety.
Deposits are non-refundable unless the canceling party refills the vacancy. NO partial refunds for late arrivals or early departures.
Please print, fill out and mail in the Alaska Hunter Questionnaire and Reservation Application as this is required to hunt with BearUp Adventures (download now).
Responsibilities
BearUp Adventures is responsible for:
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Ensuring that the proper hunting licenses, game tags, and harvest ticket report for the species being hunted are in the client's possession before the hunt begins.
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Attaching the appropriate tags to any game taken and sealing or marking all game as required by law.
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Taking every reasonable measure to ensure the safety and comfort of the client, including having available adequate first aid supplies, sufficient food for emergencies that might render the hunting party immobile, and shelter that is normally considered satisfactory and comfortable under field conditions.
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BearUp Adventures is not responsible or liable for:
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Cancellations, delays, or expense due to weather.
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Transportation problems or other conditions beyond our control.
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While every effort is made to ensure the hunting client’s safety, no responsibility can be accepted for any illness, accident, or loss.
The Law/Links
Please refer to the following web-sites for information about current laws and regulations along with current licensing and tag fees.
www.admin.adfg.state.ak.us/license - Current state tag & license fees
www.state.ak.us/adfg/wildlife/wildmain.htm - AK Fish & Game state laws
www.alaskaprohunter.org - APHA web-site
Synopsis of State of
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A person may not hunt big game or help someone else take big game in the same day they fly in a light airplane, until 3:00 a.m. following the day.
A big game metal locking tag may be used to satisfy the tagging requirements for another species of equal or lower value.
A person must obtain the proper or equivalent tags and harvest ticket before shooting an animal.
A person can not shoot game on another hunter’s license or tag.
A guide may not shoot game for a client, however, we will shoot if we feel it is necessary to protect life or property, or prevent a wounded animal from escaping.
A person can shoot only one of any of Alaska's big game species except black bear. If a wounded animal escapes, it is BearUp Adventure's policy that hunting for that species ends, except for that animal.
All edible meat of big game animals (except bears, wolves, and wolverine) must be salvaged.
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Other Information
Weapons
Hunters should be comfortable and proficient at handling and shooting their weapon. Given the stamina of Alaskan big game animals, the caliber of weapon to use and shot placement are very important. We recommend bolt-action, center-fire rifles, a minimum caliber of .300
Trophies
Cape and skins are cared for in the field, where they are fleshed, salted, and dried for flight to
Foster's Taxidermy
Knight's Taxidermy Inc.
Meat
Our hunts are trophy hunts and most hunters do not want the game meat. All edible meat is recovered. We encourage all hunters to take a few steaks or a couple of roasts home, but if you want more please notify your guide in advance of the hunt. Small packages can be carried in your luggage and kept frozen or chilled in the hotel freezers. We discourage attempts to get large quantities of meat home. We are not prepared to process meat, but this can be done at your expense in
Conditioning
Hunting big game in
Liquor and Drinking
Your success and our reputation depend upon keen senses and willing bodies. Therefore, we do not furnish liquor or beer, and drinking is discouraged while in the field. However, if you want to bring some of your favorite spirits for a traditional toast or nightcap in the evenings, please do.
Smoking
We discourage smoking while in the field. However, if you do smoke, please do not decide to quit while on your hunt with us. Bring enough smokes for your entire stay, as well as for your friends and others who have decided to quit while on their
Weather, Travel, and Schedules
Nearly all transportation is by light aircraft. We charter local, experienced air taxi operators with knowledge of the area an excellent safety records to transport hunters from the point of outfitting to the hunting camps. All flying depends strictly on wind and weather. It is not unusual to lose some days to
We assume no responsibility for meals or lodging if weather prevents us from flying you out to the hunting camp on the first scheduled day our your hunt and you get held over in Anchorage or Yakutat, Alaska. Conversely, if you get weathered in at the hunting camp, you will not be charged for your extended stay. Do not schedule your flight home immediately following the last day of your hunt.
You, your travel agent, or your booking agent should make your airline and hotel reservations as soon as we have confirmed your hunting dates. Fall is a busy season in