Booking Agent - Tim Herald
tim@trophyadventures.com 859-608-9331

Deltana Outfitters

This is a structure where you are only out about 1/2 the money if you do not shoot a sheep. So the outfitter has a big stake in your success.

They went 7 for 8 last year on this hunt.

2 spots available.

2016 ram


The Dall Sheep is one of the most prestigious and sought after big game trophies in North America. This outfitters hunt area is located on the north side of the Brooks Range in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Their exclusive rights to this Federal concession of 20 + years has allowed them the ability to properly manage their area resulting in high shot opportunities on trophy class rams. The Brooks Range of Northern Alaska is considered one of the most user friendly mountain ranges when it comes to sheep hunting. That being said, you will want to be in the best physical condition possible. All sheep hunts are fully guided 1x1 by experienced guides with a passion for mountain hunting. You and your guide will spike out during your hunt and modern tent camps and gear will be provided. After your hunt you can return to base camp for showers, internet and home cooked meals are provided. This is a truly rewarding and challenging hunt but one that should be on the bucket list for any North America Big Game hunter.

PRICE
$10,000 + $7500 trophy fee (normally $19,500)

+ license and tags (10- day hunt)

Additional animals on trophy fee basis:

Caribou $3,500 Trophy Fee

Grizzly $7,500 Trophy Fee

DATES
Aug 8-20

INCLUDED
all meals, lodging, charters, ariport pickup and drop off Deadhorse, AK, field care of trophy, sleeping bag, and personal training program if desired. (contact outfitter after hunt is booked for more info)

EXCLUDED
gratuity

TRANSPORTATION
Fly to Anchorage, AK and overnight. Early AM flight to Deadhorse, AK the following morning. Outfitter will meet and charter (included) to camp.

APPROXIMATE LICENSE & TAG(S) COST
Hunting license: $160.00

Sheep tag: $850.00

Caribou tag: $650.00

Grizzly tag: $1,000.00

I hunted east of them last year. Also in ANWR.

Magnificent country. Saws lots of sheep, griz and caribou. Weather SUCKED!

I would be going back for another sheep if I hadn't taken one last year. Hell of a deal.

Prime dates too. Weather tends to be a bit better early at the opener August 10th, but as always it's a mixed bag that far north.

Brett