Our Dall Sheep season opens August 10th and runs through the 20th of September.  Our outfitter has one of the best sheep areas in Alaska.  The game populations are good, the quality of trophies excellent, and hunter success is outstanding.  If you are interested in sheep only, you may pick one of the two time frames in August.  In our opinion, there are no differences in these two time frames in the availability or quality of trophy rams.  Our hunter success is very high and often runs 100% during the August portion of our season.

We average a 35 1/2" curl with 13" base ram.  State average is 32".  We take 36", 37" and at times 40" plus rams.  There are rams taken with 15" bases and 32 1/2" tip-to-tip spread.  We also take 32", 33", 34" rams every year.  Physical condition, shooting skill, and (or) just plain ol' luck (good or bad) are all factors in trophy quality and the overall success of your hunt.  Sheep hunting is one of the most rewarding, challenging and physically demanding hunts that can be taken in all of North America.

While hunting with this outfitter, the use of saddle and packhorses will surely be a great asset to the success and enjoyment of your hunt.  However, your physical condition mind set and determination are very important as well.  Over the years, and on occasion, they have ridden horses to where they could literally dismount and shoot a ram.  This has been done in the past and will be done again.  But don't count on it happening on your hunt.  Sheep live in mountains and you will have to climb to take a ram.