The Queen Charlotte Islands (QCI) are located just south of the SE Alaska region we have made famous for world class bears. The bears in the QCI are the same size, and even larger on the average due to a reduced harvest which results in older bears. QCI has not been effected by the non-resident unguided hunting pressures and illegal guides which have nearly ruined SE Alaska's once incredible black bear hunting. All of the QCI guide use area is run by one outfitter and there is very little resident hunting pressure. They will take fewer than 50-60 bears a year on the average out of a guide use area that in SE Alaska would yield 500+ bears. So we are hunting for very large, trophy black bears that average 7' squared and 20”+ sized skulls. It is our opinion that the QCI is now the #1 black bear trophy hunting area in the world. We hunt along old logging roads and logging cuts where bears are found in the spring, in estuaries and along remote beaches by boat, and we even hike into remote streams for salmon bears during the fall. We do all of our hunts between Apr 28 and June 15 each spring and then in September and October in the fall. We have both a five star base lodge and outpost camps in remote areas for the adventurous hunters. We also have a near perfect success rate and in some cases hunters have opted to shoot two bears on a single trip (call for details) – the QCI are a wonderful place and we highly recommend to all of our clients that this is where trophy black bear hunters should go for their best shot at a B&C quality bruin.

Eight day black bear package .............................................................................................$7650.00
Includes everything from meals, lodging, 2x1 guide, license, tag, and tax. Second bear is available on a trophy fee basis. 1x1 upgrade available for an additional fee.