About Our Sheep Hunts

High Quality Hunts With: Exclusive Area, Large Animals, Professional Guides, Home Cooked Meals, Beautiful Country.

One of the largest detrimental effects to quality sheep hunts over the last 50 years has been the advent of the bush plane. Many excellent hunting areas throughout Alaska and the Yukon Territory now experience much greater hunting pressure than in the past when horses were the primary tool of access. Our competitive advantage in Dall sheep hunting is that we still use horses and go to the areas where a bush plane cannot land. Further, we live in the area where we hunt sheep and thus watch the rams throughout the year. Alaska sheep hunts in Alaska is not a part time hobby for us... it is our job and our livelihood depends on your success in the field.

Our hunting area has consistently produced good sheep for over 50 years. We maintain our trophy quality and success rate by taking a very limited amount of hunters into the field.

Sheep hunting does not have to be only for the young and strong. We successfully take hunters in their 60s and 70s. The use of horses, our knowledge of the land, and experience guiding hunters of all ages radically increases your chance for success and your overall enjoyment and satisfaction of the trip.

The dall hunting sheep in Alaska hunting offered by Wrangell Outfitters are targeted toward the sportsman who wants a very classic and exclusive experience. The hunting area that we use is an exclusive federal Concession within the Wrangell, St. Elias National Park Preserve. Wrangell Outfitters is the only company that can contract hunts for this area. Horses are used to access the distant corners of the hunting area and help to create the nostalgic feel of the classic Alaskan Safari. Attention to detail results in excellent staff, equipment, and meals. Our horn size is consistently larger than the Alaskan average. Hunts are run on a 1 guide to 1 hunter ratio unless otherwise desired.

These hunts are of the highest quality, period.

Alaska Sheep Hunting

Wrangell Mountain Sheep Hunting

Sheep Hunting FAQ's

Some of the normal questions we get asked include:

  • What's your success rate?

    96% since 2016.

  • What's your average sheep horn size?

    35-37 inch sheep are typical for our area.

  • How many sheep do you harvest each year?

    4-5 sheep hunters guided per year.

  • What style of hunting are your sheep hunts?

    Classic fair chase hunts with an emphasis placed on stalking from below and thus minimizing the climbing needed to take sheep.

  • How large of an area do we cover?

    358 square mile exclusive hunting concession within the Wrangell St Elias National Park Preserve.

Our Sheep Gallery

A sample of our hunts