Alaska Hunting Lodge

Non-resident and resident hunter transport for Sitka Blacktail, guided sea duck hunts, cross fox, in addition resident hunter transport for brown bear and mountain goats

Kodiak Alaska’s healthy population of Blacktail, combined with its unparalleled landscape, make the island a hunting destination you don’t want to miss! Whether your interested in quickly locating you’re great eating spike buck on the beach (affording you time to catch a few bonus fish) or are on a quest for a world class animal high on the ridge, Driftwood Wilderness Lodge will put you in position to be successful. Comfortably glassing with your binoculars from the cabin of a 26ft aluminum landing craft will help you save energy and capitalize on the opportunity when it presents itself!

Man in camouflage hunting gear kneeling in snow with a deer.
A black-bellied whistling duck lying still on a wooden log outdoors.
Two men kneeling next to a mountain goat on rocky ground, with the goat lying down showing a red mark on its side.
Two hunters in camouflaged clothing near a marshland with rifles, surrounded by tall grass, and a mountain in the background under a cloudy sky.
Bear skin laid out on a wooden deck overlooking a lake and mountains.

FROM ‘HUNTING THE GOATS OF KODIAK ISLAND’ – MARCH 2019 ISSUE OF OUTDOOR LIFE MAGAZINE

MOUNTAIN GOATS ARE FASCINATING CRITTERS. THEY ARE AMONG THE MOST MAJESTIC ANIMALS IN ALASKA, AND THE TERRAIN IN WHICH THEY LIVE ONLY ADDS TO THAT MAJESTY. THEY CAN TRAVEL WITH EASE WHERE NO HUMAN CAN FOLLOW (AT LEAST, NOT WITHOUT CLIMBING GEAR), AND THEY WOULD BE ALL BUT INVINCIBLE TO A HUNTER’S EFFORTS IF IT WERE NOT FOR ONE CHARACTER FLAW: THEY ARE GLUTTONOUS. GOATS LIKE THE VERY BEST FEED. MOST OF THE TIME, THERE IS PLENTY FOR THEM TO LIVE ON IN THE HIGH COUNTRY WHERE THEY SPEND MOST OF THEIR TIME, BUT THE LUSHEST PLANTS GROW LOWER ON THE MOUNTAIN AND ARE TOO TEMPTING FOR GOATS TO RESIST.

Two men wearing camouflage jackets pose with a deer they have presumably hunted. The deer has large antlers, and there is a rifle lying in the grass nearby. The scene takes place outdoors with dry grass and a cloudy sky in the background.
Man posing with a hunted sheep on a snow-covered mountain overlooking a lake and mountain range.
Seasonal hunting chart showing hunting seasons for various animals. Sitka Black-Tail Deer: August to October. Waterfowl: January, September to December. Mountain Goats: February to March, October to December. Kodiak Brown Bear: October to December.

Months highlighted in orange are only available to Alaskan Residents.

*Kodiak Brown Bear – The spring season April 1 through May 15. The fall season is from October 25 to November 30.

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Man carrying a deer on his shoulders in a grassy field with mountains in the background.
A hunter in camouflage clothing carrying a deer head mount on his backpack, standing in a field with mountains and a lake in the background.
Hunter posing with a deer on a snowy hillside, rifle on the ground.