Chances for Success

The most common question I get from hunters is: "What are my chances for success?" The truth is this: if you are in good to excellent physical condition and you are willing to be patient, which means spending all day glassing, regardless of what mother nature is throwing at you and you'll work hard to get into a position to deliver a kill shot; then your chances for success are excellent. I mean an honest 65% to 80% chance for harvesting your target animal.

If you are compromised in any of the above hunting skills then your chances diminish. I don't want to mislead any hunter out there. If you are a chain smoker or way overweight or you don't want to get out of bed in the morning, you will not be successful in my camp. Please, do us both a favor, book your hunt with someone else.

On the other hand, if you are a diligent hunter and have a good work ethic, you are welcome in my camp anytime. You won't find another team of guides in North America that will work harder for your success than my assistant guides and I. We have made life-long friends with most of our past hunters.

Sometimes the biggest obstacle to a successful hunt is sour weather. It is the reason our equipment is the highest quality, field tested and proven, mountaineering camp and hunt gear that is available today. We know and understand the extremes of Alaskan weather. We work closely with every hunter to make sure they are aware and prepared.

Given the quality of our hunts and the dedication to success from our entire team, we firmly believe Denali Guides and Outfitters offer the best hunts available in North America.

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