Alaska Mountain Goat Hunting is the pinnacle of mountain hunting, and the best deal in big game right now! Alaska is the only state in the U.S. with guaranteed Mountain Goat tags, so come get your long-haired Billy!
Alaska Mountain Goat hunting is conducted in the Alpine and Glacier country of Unit 6. The hunting season is September – October, upon a Federal Special Use Permit.
Although this is a guaranteed “over the counter” tag, the mountain goat hunts in this unit are regulated by a limited quota registration so the hunter pressure is always low, which keeps the trophy quality high. Typically goats are glassed above the treeline from the saltwater, then a stalk is formulated. It is rough, rugged, absolutely beautiful terrain. A 3,500′ + vertical climb is required in some situations, so physical fitness and leg / knee strength are requirements for success.
“Trophy Mountain Goats in this area typically range between 8.5″-10.5″ with some record book Billies available. These Goats have hair quality that is unsurpassed anywhere in the country! Most years, we enjoy 100% success.”
~ The Outfitter
Transportation and accommodations are vessel based, and we have both a 48′ vessel to accommodate you. Hunting will be out of two 18′ skiffs. You can also combo your hunt with Sea Ducks & Divers such as; Harlequin, Scoters, Oldsquaw, Mergansers, & Goldeneye! Other combo options include; Black Bear, Sitka Blacktail Deer, & Silver Salmon. If you would like to discuss this hunt please inquire here.
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Hunting Season
September – October, upon a Federal Special Use Permit.
Hunting Method
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Success Rates and Trophy Quality
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Available Game
Can be combined with coastal black bear, Sitka blacktail deer, sea ducks, and silver salmon.
Travel
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Transportation and Accommodations
Transportation and accommodations for these mountain goat hunts are based out of the outfitters’ boat. Skiffs are 20’ and the boat is 53 x 17. Sleeping arrangements are bunk style, and there is a shower on board.
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