Premier Yukon Outfitted Trophy Moose Hunts

ABOUT OUTFITTER:
With deep roots in the Yukon Territory, this outfitter has dedicated his life to the pursuit of adventure, conservation, and world-class big game hunting. Having grown up in the Yukon wilderness, he began packing horses at just sixteen and was guiding hunters by the age of eighteen. Over the years, his career took him across the Yukon, Northwest Territories, Alberta, and British Columbia, before ultimately leading him back home to operate one of the most established outfitting concessions in the Yukon. Since 2012, he has managed one of the largest registered concessions in the territory, guiding hunters from around the world to unforgettable experiences in the North.

This outfitter is a member of the Yukon Outfitters Association and is aligned with leading conservation groups such as SCI, DSC, and the Wild Sheep Foundation. Ethical hunting practices and sustainable wildlife management are at the forefront of their operation, ensuring healthy game populations for generations to come. Off-season months are dedicated to maintaining and rebuilding camps—investments that ensure every client enjoys a safe, professional, and rewarding experience in the field.

HUNT DETAILS:
Operating out of the Yukon Territory, this outfitter offers fully guided, all-inclusive big game hunts across concession #20—an expansive wilderness known for its healthy wildlife populations and untamed beauty. Clients can pursue a wide variety of species, including: Alaska/Yukon Moose, Stone, Fannin, and Dall Sheep, Mountain Caribou, Grizzly Bear & Black Bear, Wolf & Wolverine.

Each hunt is tailored to the client’s goals, whether it’s a horseback expedition through alpine basins, an Argo adventure across rugged terrain, or a jet boat hunt along remote waterways. With more than 50 established camps, including 36 cabins and numerous wall-tent camps, hunters can expect comfortable accommodations, hearty meals, and heated shelters equipped with wood stoves when needed.

Hunt Options:
- Horseback Hunts – One wrangler for every two hunters, with a stable of 36 seasoned horses
- Backpack Hunts – For those seeking a challenging, mobile pursuit in steep terrain
- Water-Based Hunts – Utilizing 12–15 foot jet boats to access remote lake and river systems, with cabins for lake-based hunts
- Argo Hunts – Supported by a fleet of 15 Argos, all tent-based camps for flexible access to remote hunting grounds

Known for all-inclusive pricing, excellent food, and a personalized approach, this outfitter welcomes couples, youth, and senior hunters alike. From the first ride into camp to the last pack-out of the hunt, every detail is managed with professionalism and care. With decades of experience in some of North America’s wildest landscapes, clients can be confident they are in capable hands for the adventure of a lifetime.

Both early and late season hunts offer exceptional opportunities, and hunters are encouraged to remain flexible regarding their hunt style to take advantage of the best conditions.

Super Cub Assistance – Employed when necessary to reach otherwise inaccessible areas

ACCOMMODATIONS:
Hunters can expect a wide range of comfortable and well-maintained accommodations designed to fit the demands of each hunt style. Across the concession, more than 50 established camps are in place, including 36 rustic cabins and numerous traditional wall-tent setups.

Cabins – Used primarily for lake-based hunts and accessible areas, these cabins provide a warm and sturdy retreat with wood stoves for heating when needed. They allow hunters to relax in comfort after long days in the field.

Wall-Tent Camps – Spacious canvas wall tents, complete with cots, wood stoves, and lantern lighting, are strategically placed throughout the hunting area. They provide a balance of comfort and authenticity in remote backcountry settings.

Tent Camps (Argo Hunts) – Lightweight and mobile, these camps are designed for flexibility and access to hard-to-reach hunting grounds. They offer practicality and efficiency without sacrificing warmth or good meals.

Regardless of the style, hunters can expect hearty food, hot drinks, and a welcoming camp atmosphere that makes the Yukon wilderness feel like home. Each camp is built to ensure safety, rest, and camaraderie, providing the perfect base for the adventure ahead.

LICENSE INFORMATION:
By law, non-residents of the Yukon cannot hunt big game without being accompanied by a licensed Yukon outfitter and guide. This ensures proper wildlife management and safety in remote country. All clients require a Yukon non-resident hunting license, which is purchased prior to the hunt. The outfitter will provide guidance and help facilitate the purchase to make the process smooth. Tags are required for each big game species a hunter intends to pursue. Tags must be purchased and carried in the field before the hunt begins. The cost varies depending on the species (moose, sheep, caribou, bear, wolf, wolverine, etc.).