Taxidermists in Alaska
Showing 12 of 14. Most complete listings first.
Grizzly Expediters & Taxidermy
Anchorage, AK· ★ 4.6 (9)
Backcountry Custom Taxidermy
Anchorage, AK· ★ 3.5 (8)
Off the Hook Taxidermy
Klawock, AK· ★ 5 (4)
Tall Tales Taxidermy
Anchorage, AK· ★ 5 (10)
Alaska's Real Life Taxidermy
Soldotna, AK· ★ 5 (1)
Alaska's Real Life Taxidermy
Anchorage, AK· ★ 5 (1)
Alaska Wilderness Art and Taxidermy
North Pole, AK· ★ 4.5 (16)
Graybeard's
Wasilla, AK· ★ 5 (8)
Tundra Tanning & Taxidermy
Wasilla, AK· ★ 4.2 (26)
Alaska Precision Taxidermy
Fairbanks, AK· ★ 4.7 (9)
Alaska waterfowl and fish taxidermy company
Soldotna, AK
Frontier Taxidermy
Valdez, AK· ★ 5 (2)
Hunting in Alaska
Alaska is the ultimate destination for big game hunters pursuing moose, caribou, brown bear, and Sitka blacktail deer in some of North America's most remote wilderness. Connect with an Alaskan taxidermist experienced in large and exotic species.
Hunting Seasons
Verified 2026-09-13 against Alaska Department of Fish & Game season dates. Seasons and limits can change — always check current regulations before hunting.
| Species | Season Opens | Season Closes | Bag Limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moose | Sep 5 | Sep 25 | 1 bull/season |
| Caribou | Aug 1 | Mar 31 | Varies by unit |
| Brown/Grizzly Bear | Sep 1 | Jun 30 | 1/season |
| Sitka Blacktail Deer | Aug 1 | Dec 31 | 4/day, 4/season |
Hunting License & Fees
Resident License
$45
Base hunting license
Non-Resident License
$160
Base hunting license
Fees are approximate. Species-specific tags and stamps may be required in addition to the base license.
Useful Links
- Alaska Department of Fish & Game →
Official wildlife agency — regulations, seasons, and news
- Alaska Season Dates & Regulations →
Source for the season table above
- Public Hunting Lands in Alaska →
Wildlife management areas and state-managed public lands