Adak Island, Alaska
Barren Ground Caribou Hunting
One of the last truly wild caribou hunts in North America — no roads, no crowds, just you and the tundra.
The Hunt
Adak Island hosts a thriving population of Barren Ground Caribou introduced decades ago and now fully wild. With no roads connecting the island and access only by air, every hunt is a true wilderness experience.
Non-resident hunters are allowed 2 bulls per season. Our guided hunts put you in position for trophy-class animals on open tundra, glassing for mature bulls across dramatic Aleutian terrain.
Capt. Chris and his team provide full drop-off transport via ATV and on-foot glassing to locate herds. Shots are typically 100–400 yards across open tundra — bring a flat-shooting rifle and quality optics.
Hunt Details
Season
August – December
Bag Limit
2 Bulls (Non-Resident)
Method
Spot & Stalk, Drop-off
Terrain
Open Tundra, Ridge Lines
Typical Shot
100–400 yards
License
AK Non-Resident Required
What's Included
Guided spot-and-stalk hunts with experienced local guides
ATV transport to drop-off points across the island
All meals and lodging at Adak Lodge
Field care and meat processing assistance
Trophy photo assistance
Airport transfers on Adak Island
Book Your Caribou Hunt
Spots are extremely limited. Contact Capt. Chris to check availability.