Mike Odin's Alaskan Adventures

Mike Odin's Alaskan Adventures is a guide service operating in Alaska, offering guided hunts and fishing trips. They specialize in species like brown, grizzly, kodiak, and black bears, as well as moose, caribou, and deer. The company targets outdoor enthusiasts and hunters seeking Alaskan wilderness experiences.

The business is located in Eagle River, Alaska, and operates out of PO Box 772682. They are registered as Alaska Professional Hunters Association Member #1323 and hold Registered Guide and Outfitter #1323 status. The team includes hosts Mike and Pat Odin who manage bookings and inquiries.

Clients can book hunts by filling out the online booking form on the website, which requires guest information and a mailing address for the Hunt Contract. The form allows selection of specific packages like Alaska Peninsula Brown Bear Hunts or Kodiak Brown Bear Hunts. Payment options include cash, personal checks, and credit cards with a 3.5% convenience fee.

The company provides Arctic Oven tents equipped with heaters and cots for sleeping, and Wall tents for the kitchen. Meals are home-cooked by their cooks. These tents are made in Alaska and are used on the world-famous Iditarod dog sled race.

During spring bear season in May, temperatures range from the high 30s to mid-50s, with windy, cold, wet, and light snow conditions. In August through October, temperatures range from the 50s to 60s in August, dropping to the 30s and 40s in October, with a good chance of light snow.

The company does not guarantee success of taking an animal, as state law prohibits such guarantees. They aim to provide every hunter with a realistic opportunity but do not promise a specific outcome for every trip.

For big Brown Bears and North American dangerous game, they recommend clients use .375 H&H with 300 grain triple shock ammo. The most popular rifle used in Alaska is .300 Winchester Magnum with a synthetic stock and a quality Leopold scope.

Trophies such as horns, antlers, capes, hides, and skulls are brought back to Anchorage. Hunters can choose to send them to local taxidermists for full body mounts, shoulder mounts, European mounts, or rugs, or to their personal taxidermists.

The business accepts cash, personal checks, cashiers checks, money orders, wire transfers, and credit cards. All payments must be made in U.S. Dollars.

Hunters are encouraged to purchase their Alaska hunting license and big game locking-tags online at the Alaska Department of Fish and Game website. The company also provides a gear list and price list for reference.

The company hosts Mike and Pat Odin, who guide clients into the best wilderness country available. They offer a high trophy success rate and ensure clients experience local culture and the best Alaska has to offer.

The business partners with various entities and meets at conventions in 2027, including the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta and the Kay Bay Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas. They also participate in events in Nashville and Reno.

The Trustburn rating is 4.1 out of 5 from 10 reviews. The majority of reviews are 4 or 5 stars, with reviewers praising the professional, friendly, and knowledgeable guides, as well as the stunning Alaskan scenery.

The company has been operating for more than forty years, leveraging Mike Odin's long-time Alaskan hunting know-how. They have a history of providing world-class trophies and unforgettable adventures.

The official website of Mike Odin's Alaskan Adventures is mikeodin.com.