Deer Hunting

Alaska Fishing Packages Do Not Include:

Where is the best spot for Kodiak deer hunting? Located on the south side of Kodiak Island is the remote native village of Old Harbor. Old Harbor boasts some of the best Sitka Black Tail deer populations in Alaska. Sitka Black Tail is one of the smallest species of the deer family that thrives on Kodiak Island.

Although the Kodiak deer hunting season opens August 1, we do not start hunting until November to mid-December and both Doe and Bucks are open. The temperature begins to drop. The snow begins to fall in the higher elevations and the deer begin to move down to the lower elevation. Bucks are beginning to gather their does and go into rut. These combined conditions make this time of year ideal for blacktail hunting.

We base out hunts out of the Kodiak Sportsman’s Lodge. Each morning we will transport you to your hunting location for the days hunt. We will pick you up at a pre-designated location and return you to the lodge for a hot shower and a fantastic Alaskan meal where you can relax and share your Kodiak deer hunting stories. After you harvest your buck, you can add to your Alaskan experience by hunting fox, waterfowl or fishing for winter King Salmon and halibut.

Our goal is to provide you with a first class hunt in remote Alaska that very few people have experienced. There is very little Kodiak deer hunting pressure in Old Harbor. The area is very remote and the mild terrain will provide you with a challenging and rewarding hunt.

6 Days, 7 Nights Hunting Trip: $6,250.00/Person

You will arrive at the Kodiak Sportsman’s Lodge the night before your hunt and depart in the morning after your last day of hunting.

Our Price Includes:

Round-trip airfare from Anchorage
Lodging
All meals, snacks, soda, and bottled water
Daily transportation to and from the field via boat
Limited duck hunting and fishing (rods and reels provided)
Processing facilities and materials to prepare your game for the trip home

Price Does Not Include:

Gratuities for captains and staff (typically 10–20% of the package price)
Required licenses, tags, or stamps (please check the ADF&G website for current requirements)
Trip insurance
Alcohol

Non-Resident Hunting Fees 2026:

Item	Fee
Hunting License	$160
Deer Tags	$300 per deer (total of 1 buck can be taken)
Land Use Fee	$300 (only if you hunt on native land)
7-Day Fish License	$45
7-Day King Stamp	$45
Halibut Stamp	$20/day
State Waterfowl Stamp	$10
Federal Waterfowl Stamp	$28.50