Outfitter listing
Tyrrell's Trails
- 5species offered
- 1hunt type
- –years active
- October 24, 2026last checked
Brooks Range outfitter flying hunters in company aircraft to spike, float and backpack camps for one-on-one Dall sheep, moose, caribou and grizzly hunts.
- License not checked against state records
- Contact the outfitter directly, with no middleman
- Free for hunters: we take no bookings, deposits or fees
Facts
- Service level
- Fully outfitted: The outfitter supplies the guide plus camp or lodging, meals and field logistics (for example vehicles or boats) as one package.
- States
- Alaska (home state)
- Home region
- Arctic and Brooks Range, based near Fairbanks
- Species
- Black bear, Wild sheep, Moose, Caribou, Brown and grizzly bear
- Hunt types
- Archery
- Years active
- Not stated
- Last checked
Ask for the deposit and cancellation terms in writing before you pay anything.
License and verification
License not checked: Alaska requires a guide/outfitter license; we could not check it against state records. Confirm with the outfitter.
This listing is not license-checked and shows no license number. Why: see Alaska licensing. Ask the outfitter for its license number, then confirm it with Alaska Big Game Commercial Services Board (Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing) before you pay a deposit.
Editor's notes
Per the outfitter's site: Dall sheep, moose, caribou, grizzly bear; float, spike camp and backpack hunts; 1x1.
Contact
- Website: https://tyrrellstrails.com/
- Phone: 907-888-6348
- Email: tyrrellstrails@gmail.com
Source: tyrrellstrails.com, checked Oct 24, 2026.
This directory is not a booking site. We do not take reservations, deposits or hunters' money, and we do not arrange hunts or leases; you contact and contract with the outfitter directly.
Is this your business? Claim or correct it.
About the Arctic and Brooks Range region
The Brooks Range and the North Slope.
Alaska licensing rules, with sources: Alaska outfitter and guide licensing.
Questions to ask about these hunts
- Black bear: Which hunting method does the outfit use, and is it legal in the unit you will hunt?
- Wild sheep: Is the tag a draw, a raffle or auction tag, or a guided nonresident requirement?
- Moose: Do you guide only draw-tag holders, or can a nonresident hunt without a draw?
- Caribou: How are camps placed relative to the migration, and can they be moved?
- Brown and grizzly bear: Which guide license and guide use area covers the hunt?
More on each hunt type: archery.
How this listing compares
- Tyrrell's Trails is one of 14 listings based in Alaska; 13 offer fully outfitted service.
- Black bear: 9 listings in Alaska.
- Wild sheep: 6 listings in Alaska.
- Moose: 8 listings in Alaska.
- Caribou: 7 listings in Alaska.
- Brown and grizzly bear: 12 listings in Alaska.
Before paying any deposit, read the vetting checklist: license number, agency confirmation, written contract and the land the hunt is on.
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- Alaska Wilderness Enterprises (fully outfitted)
- Jonah's Alaskan Outfitters (fully outfitted)
- Revelation Mountain Outfitters (fully outfitted)
Frequently asked questions
How is Tyrrell's Trails's license checked?
It is not license-checked, and no license number is shown: see the License and verification section above for why. Ask Tyrrell's Trails for its license number and confirm it with Alaska Big Game Commercial Services Board (Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing) before you pay a deposit.
How do I contact Tyrrell's Trails?
Use the contact details on this page, which we copied from the outfitter's own website, and ask for a written contract. This directory does not take bookings or deposits.
Is this a paid listing?
No: this is a free basic listing, included after review.