Mountain goat hunt
Over the years Kodiak Guide Service averages 100% SUCCESS and 100% EFFORT for our snow goat hunts. This is a tough hunt involving considerable climbing, so hunters must be in excellent shape and willing to pack a reasonable amount of gear.
YOUR HUNT WILL INCLUDE TRANSPORTATION FROM KODIAK AIRPORTS TO AND FROM THE CAMP. ALL LODGING, MEALS, GUIDES, MEAT AND TROPHY CARE TO THE AIRPORT. FIREARMS, BACKPACKS AND SLEEPING BAGS CAN ALSO BE PROVIDED.
NOT INCLUDED: HUNTING LICENSE AND TAG FEES, COST OF NON-HUNTING COMPANION, FLIGHT TO AND FROM KODIAK ISLAND
State of Alaska license and tag fee
License and tag fees are in addition to the cost of the hunt and fees are paid directly to the State of Alaska prior to arrival. Licenses and tags are purchased online at www.adfg.alaska.gov and shipped to hunters at their home address. Please note that a Big Game Locking Tag can be used on a species of equal or lesser value, e.g. a Brown/Grizzly tag can be used on a Moose but not visa versa. In many cases, a free harvest ticket will also be required to accompany your locking tags, I will aid you in selecting the correct tags and harvest tickets for your hunt.
The prices could be found here: https://store.adfg.alaska.gov/
Kodiak Guide Service has enjoyed a 100% success over the past years guiding mountain goat hunters in Alaska
Mountain goat hunt with a Master Guide Mike Horstman on Kodiak
Kodiak Guide Service has scouted an excellent mountain goat area on Kodiak. Mike Horstman’s clients have drawn every season since the season opened in the areas Michael hunts. Mountain goat season runs from mid-August to late October. Give Mike Horstman a week and he can guide you to your mountain goat.
Although mountain goat hunt can be physically demanding, your chances of harvest are very high. Alaska hunting guide Mike Horstman is committed to putting in the necessary time and energy.
