BARGAIN PRICED B.C. GOATS $19,000
SECOND ANIMAL MOOSE OR CARIBOU
ON A $10,000 TROPHY FEE
10 DAYS 1X1 – NO CHARTER FLIGHTS
This outfitter offers both horseback hunts and fly-in hunts about 375 miles north of Prince George, British Columbia. He offers bargain prices for a quality hunt with basically no resident pressure. Success is determined by hunter fitness and weather.
2025 they had 13 hunters tag 11 billies, no nannies, including an incredible 16 year old billy and lots of 8 to 12 year olds.
2024 ended with 12 hunters tagging 11 goats including 1 nanny. The unsuccessful hunter was a young girl, and she missed 2 goats, but tagged a black bear on the way out. Best billy went 10 inches and most were 9 to 9 1/2.
10 hunting days horseback is $19,000 guided 1×1 and a second antlered animal, moose or caribou, can be taken for a $10,000 trophy fee or black bear at $2,500. Fly-in hunts are also available and expect to add $2,500 to $3,000 for the charter flight. Hunts start in mid-August and run to late September. Additional costs are license, tag and 5% GST tax. 2026 has 2 openings or book now for 2027.
Hunters fly to Prince George overnight and get picked up the following day, NO CHARTER FLIGHTS. Hunt MG4.
NORTHERN B.C. MOUNTAIN GOAT
INCREDIBLE AREA LOTS OF GOATS
TYPICALLY 100 PERCENT SUCCESS
This may be your most memorable hunt due to the incredible scenery and the amazing sights and smells. Bush plane flights, horsebacking through the mountains, glaciers and plenty of game.
This 4,500 square mile area, 2 1/2 million acres, located in northcentral British Columbia is only 60 miles from the Yukon border in the Cassiar Mountains. Mountain goat and moose numbers are quite high, with big bodied goats and moose having strong genetics producing great antlers. Success on goats is typically nearly 100 percent as your primary animal if you are capable of hiking.
2025 they had 12 goat hunters and 12 billies were taken with an average age of 7 to 8 years and 9 to 10 inches.
2024 they killed 8 billies, including one Booner.
7 hunting days horseback is $19,000 1×1 or backpack $18,000 or $16,000 guided 2×1. Moose can be added on a $9,000 trophy fee.
The Cassiar Mountains in his area run up to 6,500 feet and timberline is at 4,500. The valley floor is about 3,000 to 3,500 feet above sea level, and they normally hunt between 4,000 and 5,000 feet for goats. They have areas where the older hunters can still kill a billy if their heart is in it.
Hunters arrive in Whitehorse and overnight, next day take a rental car to Watson Lake, then take a charter flight to camp, licenses, tags, 5% tax plus hunter preservation fund in all totals approximately $5,500. At press time there were a couple goat openings horseback or backpack for 2026. HCU’s Bob Wodzisz and Cliff Graham have hunted this area. Hunt MG491. MG491 Hunt Photos
ALASKA 10 DAY BOAT/GOAT HUNT
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER $18,500
OCTOBER/NOVEMBER $24,000
This small personal outfitter/guide offers a couple of different August and September goat opportunities that are highly successful and affordable at $18,500, but you need to be physically fit. He also offers mid-October to mid-November boat hunts priced at $24,000. Hunts normally start out of Juneau, and he hunts the mainland in southeastern Alaska.
2025 season was his typical near 100 percent success on good mature billies.
August he typically takes one hunter on a fly-in goat hunt and he scored. Price is $18,500 and INCLUDES the $3,500 charter flight. This is an inexpensive hunt but requires physical determination.
September 20 to 30 he does a boat hunt taking 2 mountain goat hunters. Both hunters took really good billies, including a record book billy. This is a great area that has had little to no hunting pressure. Goat numbers are very high, and this hunt is conducted off his 45 foot hunting vessel. Expect to climb probably half a day to get to the bivouac location and if lucky only spend one or two nights on the mountain before returning with your billy to the boat. 10 hunting days plus 2 travel is priced at $18,500 and requires an approximate $1,000 roundtrip charter to the boat, which can be split.
October 20 to November 13 he runs 3 back-to-back boat hunts with 2 hunters per hunt. These are late season big bodied long haired billies. The first hunt tends to be the most physical, while second and third hunts the rut is under way and billies tend to drop lower looking for nannies.
2025 his 6 hunters tagged 5 billies and the unsuccessful hunter had surgery only 2 weeks before arriving, making hiking too difficult, but he rebooked for 2026. This hunt is priced at $24,000 for 7 hunting days plus an approximate roundtrip charter of $1,000 from Juneau to the boat that can be split between hunters.
2024 first hunt went 1 for 1, second hunt 3 for 3 and last hunt 1 for 2. The unsuccessful hunter was 82 years old and did have a billy at 200 yards, but had trouble finding him in the scope. Best billy would make Boone and Crockett awards book. Most were in the usual 9 to 9 1/2 inch class.
He conducts his hunts west of Juneau on Chilkat Peninsula and south of Juneau on the mainland coastline, mostly operating off a 45 foot hunting boat typically pulling along 18 foot skiffs with 40hp motors to access the shorelines.
Hunters should be in very good physical condition, and we expect every hunter to see goats and have an opportunity if they are up to the challenge. The last 2 goat hunts in November tend to be the least physical as billies can be lower on the mountain due to chasing nannies.
Hunters are normally picked up and dropped off in Juneau. August and September availability in 2026. October/November hunts book now for 2027. Hunt MG838.