ALASKA BIG GAME HUNTING
with Bill Burwell
Alaska Master Guide # 167
and Pilot

Since 1985, Bill has been guiding highly successful hunts for Dall sheep, moose, grizzly bear, and brown bear in south central and southwest Alaska. Be it a 40-inch ram, a huge bull moose, or a ten foot brown bear, Bill has the experience and desire to help you attain your goal. With over 45 years of hunting knowledge, Bill knows all the elements needed for a quality, fair chase hunt. Having personally guided more than 200 Alaskan big game trophies, including a record 81-inch bull moose, several record-book 10-feet brown bear, and many outstanding rams, Bill is the man to guide your hunt!

Sheep, moose and grizzly hunts take place in Game Management Units 12 and 20 southwest of Tok in eastern Alaska and south of Fairbanks in the Alaska Range. Access into the hunt area is by Piper Supercub bush plane. Base camp consists of outfitter type wall tents with cots and stoves. Hunters reach outlying spike camps by horseback or Polaris ranger ATVs. Moose and bear hunters will use them during their hunts. Sheep hunters will usually have an ATV in camp, but will walk above 4,000 feet. Sheep hunters with Tok Management Permits hunt afoot after the Supercub flight into the area we have scouted for rams.                                          

Brown bear hunts are conducted on the Alaska Peninsula in Game Management Unit 9, south of Pilot Point. Hunters are picked up here for a Supercub flight to bear camp.