Arctic Alaska Guide Service

Arctic Alaska Guide Service operates out of Fairbanks and has spent more than three decades putting hunters into some of Alaska's most remote and untamed country. Their specialty is fully-guided hunts for trophy-class game in the Brooks Range and interior Arctic regions where few outfitters have access.

• •Dall Sheep - High-country hunts in prime Brooks Range habitat
• •Grizzly Bear - Spring and fall opportunities in remote territories
• •Moose - Late summer and early fall hunts in river valleys and tundra
• •Caribou - Hunts across vast migration corridors
• •Wolf - Predator hunting opportunities

The outfit holds exclusive guide-use areas within two sections of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge—the 19.3-million-acre preserve established in 1960. This is unroaded, unmarked wilderness. No established campsites. No foot traffic. The refuge remains one of the last truly pristine and diversified wilderness regions in North America.

"We invite you to compare our level of experience, hunt areas, trophy quality, and overall attention to detail to that of other Alaskan outfitters." — Arctic Alaska Guide Service

• •Three decades in the field - Long track record of consistent results and repeat clients
• •Exclusive refuge access - Two guide-use areas within Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
• •Repeat clientele - Many hunters return year after year
• •Remote locations - Hunts conducted in interior and arctic Alaska, away from other outfitters

Location: 140 Craig Ave, Fairbanks, AK 99701 Phone: 907-457-1240

Their focus is straightforward: get you into legitimate trophy country with experienced guides who know the terrain and the game.