A friend of mine owns Angry Eagle Lodge on lake Iliamna Alaska. Another close friend of mine is his General Manager. They are offering this hunt for one additional hunter to join their party of three this Fall at a discount price: 10-Day combo Moose, Grizzly/Black Bear and Wolf Hunt in Southwest Alaska.
Dates: September 5-15, 2017. Arrive at the lodge on September 4th. You will be back in Anchorage on the 16th or 17th depending on success.
We will fly into our remote base camp (tented) on the Mulchatna River on one of our Beavers. We will hunt out (hiking) from there each day along the river and the interior.
Terrain: Tundra and hilly, expect it to be colder and rainy that time of year.

2:1 hunting with Master Guide Mike Featherstone.
Tags are over the counter and the guide is also recommends purchasing black bear and wolf tags if interested in shooting one of both of those if the opportunity presents itself. No trophy fee for any of the animals for this season!
Once you kill out the moose and/or bear you are invited to return our lodge for the remainder of your time and fish some of the finest waters in all of Alaska at no additional cost.

Only one opening available for this hunt. Rate: $13,000.00 for the 2017 season. Expect this hunt to increase to $17,500 for next year. Good chance on getting some fine trophies in this area. Meals, capping and prep of trophies are included. Contact me for more details or to speak with the GM when available. LDK

I've hunted this area in the past.
You should have a great Alaska experience and get the critters you seek.
Cal

I have also hunted along the Mulchatna River. Fly in with jet boats to go up and down the river. The first year it was really warm and the moose hunters had a tough time getting one. I never even saw a bear on my hunt.

I returned the following year as they made me a great deal because of my lousy luck (other chap saw 10 in five days and shot his...)

I got a great brownie on day 2 and then fished for silvers and picked blue berries for the rest of the time ... I love Alaska!

You don't mention getting a wolverine tag, but for benefit of whoever books this, would it be advisable? I've hunted just north of this area, along the Nushagak, and saw 3 different wolverines in a week. I've always thought if I went back, that I'd be sure to get a tag for one.

Good point DLS, if available for that area, I'd highly recommend getting one.

Unit 17B Limits:
Black Bear - 3 no closed season
Brown/Grizzly Bear - 2 every regulatory year (Aug 20-May 31)
Moose - 1 bull (non-resident restrictions apply to minimum size: Sept 5-Sept 15 )
Wolf - 10 per day; not gonna happen, one would be a grand trophy due to their cunning (Aug 10-Apr 30)
Wolverine - 1 (Aug 10-Apr 30)
**Orientation Requirement for NONRESIDENT Moose Hunters in Unit 17A and 17B A nonresident hunter must have viewed the hunter orientation materials: “Is This Moose Legal” video and the “Field Care of Big Game” video prior to hunting or must be accompanied in the field by an Alaska-licensed guide or resident family member within the second-degree of kindred. Videos are available at http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/ind...osehunting.resources or at ADF&G offices. You may print the certification card online, or contact ADF&G at 907-842-2334 to obtain your certification card.

Interesting video on "Is this Moose legal?" however, being filmed in 1995 it could use an HD update Make sure if your not hunting with a registered guide you know your areas requirements and watch both videos and get certified. Alaska is very specific on all wildlife laws.

This hunt is sold, thank you.