2018 Drop camp caribou hunts in alaska, still a few spots available

[alaska drop camp]

We still have a few spots available for our 2018 drop camp caribou season, we have a spot for a group of up to 4 guys august 15-21 and 2 spots september 1-9 the price is $2750 per person, for more information you can check us out on facebook at North Star Outfitters or contact Ryan Schliesser 1-907-982-5986 call text or e-mail at chandalarlake@gmail.com

[ctwiggs1]

Is $2750 really the final price?  Or do most of your clients end up paying additional flight fees and whatnot?  I guess my question is, what is the average amount that most of your clients really end up paying?

[Machias]

Is $2750 really the final price?  Or do most of your clients end up paying additional flight fees and whatnot?  I guess my question is, what is the average amount that most of your clients really end up paying?

Our flight from Spokane to Deadhorse is $1320.  Tags are $650 for the Caribou tag, $60 for the wolf tag and $230 for the hunting lic, which includes 7 days of fishing.  Toss in a few extra items for camp rental items and our food and it's going to run us a little under $5000 each for our group of 4.

[ctwiggs1]

Is $2750 really the final price?  Or do most of your clients end up paying additional flight fees and whatnot?  I guess my question is, what is the average amount that most of your clients really end up paying?

Our flight from Spokane to Deadhorse is $1320.  Tags are $650 for the Caribou tag, $60 for the wolf tag and $230 for the hunting lic, which includes 7 days of fishing.  Toss in a few extra items for camp rental items and our food and it's going to run us a little under $5000 each for our group of 4.

I recognize that there are ancillary costs, I'm just wondering if there are any additional fees that North Star charges or does $2750 really get you the whole shebang.  It's a sweet deal if it does

[Machias]

Is $2750 really the final price?  Or do most of your clients end up paying additional flight fees and whatnot?  I guess my question is, what is the average amount that most of your clients really end up paying?

Our flight from Spokane to Deadhorse is $1320.  Tags are $650 for the Caribou tag, $60 for the wolf tag and $230 for the hunting lic, which includes 7 days of fishing.  Toss in a few extra items for camp rental items and our food and it's going to run us a little under $5000 each for our group of 4.

I recognize that there are ancillary costs, I'm just wondering if there are any additional fees that North Star charges or does $2750 really get you the whole shebang.  It's a sweet deal if it does

For our trip that included the camp cost.  We added a couple of things like a raft to get back and for across the river if need be and a propane tank.  Otherwise it covers everything else.

[benhuntin]

Dealt with Ryan last year and his prices were pretty much all inclusive after we got there.  He supplied everything that he said he would.


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[ctwiggs1]

Dealt with Ryan last year and his prices were pretty much all inclusive after we got there.  He supplied everything that he said he would.


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Great to hear, thanks!  How did you guys do?

[benhuntin]

We hunted Moose and tagged out.


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[alaska drop camp]

thanks, for all the response guys,   yes there are no other hidden costs on my end.

[W_Ellison2011]

Just out of curiosity... how much are the Moose camps?

[alaska drop camp]

Moose is $4800 per person, but we are all booked up for 2018 moose