Brooks Range Dall Sheep Transport?

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Looking for an air transport service in the Brooks Range, 26B to be specific. Does anyone have any recommendations or heard good things about particular services?
 
No one will fly you for sheep anymore. They will only fly the guided non resident hunters.
That was my concern, seems like there's too much money in it with the guides
 
Start your inquiries with Coyote Air and Brooks Range Aviation. These are the specialists for your specific area. If they are booked, 70 North's hunting division is a strong next call.
 
That was my concern, seems like there's too much money in it with the guides
It’s a legit racket. I called once to go on a sheep hunt and they said no we don’t have time/space etc. I called back for the exact same time and destination And said I wanted a drop off for a fishing trip with my son- was booked immediately and at true air hour rates as opposed to the super over inflated “flat rate” for a hunting trip!


And yes we did kill a sheep! Stuffed it in the duffel and all our other gear and we never said anything! And they never asked. Not unusual to take a rifle in AK for camping/fishing trips, bear protection.

One caveat is certain lands do require operators to report hunting use and can be limited (especially National Park (preserve) lands) Also they don’t want to put hunters on top of others, but outfitters with long term connections generally get first dibs…
 
It’s a legit racket. I called once to go on a sheep hunt and they said no we don’t have time/space etc. I called back for the exact same time and destination And said I wanted a drop off for a fishing trip with my son- was booked immediately and at true air hour rates as opposed to the super over inflated “flat rate” for a hunting trip!


And yes we did kill a sheep! Stuffed it in the duffel and all our other gear and we never said anything! And they never asked. Not unusual to take a rifle in AK for camping/fishing trips, bear protection.

One caveat is certain lands do require operators to report hunting use and can be limited (especially National Park (preserve) lands) Also they don’t want to out hunters on top of others, but outfitters with long term connections generally get first dibs…
That’s pretty awesome! Shame it has to be that way though.
 
It’s a legit racket. I called once to go on a sheep hunt and they said no we don’t have time/space etc. I called back for the exact same time and destination And said I wanted a drop off for a fishing trip with my son- was booked immediately and at true air hour rates as opposed to the super over inflated “flat rate” for a hunting trip!


And yes we did kill a sheep! Stuffed it in the duffel and all our other gear and we never said anything! And they never asked. Not unusual to take a rifle in AK for camping/fishing trips, bear protection.

One caveat is certain lands do require operators to report hunting use and can be limited (especially National Park (preserve) lands) Also they don’t want to out hunters on top of others, but outfitters with long term connections generally get first dibs…
easier to do with a sheep than a moose ...
 
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