King Salmon, 4,093,080 Acres of Public Hunting Land for Duck, Predator, Exotics – King Salmon, Alaska

This hunting tract consists of 4,093,077 - acres and the surface of this property is mostly covered with wetland, mountain, thick forest, brushy upland, and grassland. Hunters who visit this site can hunt Bears, Moose, Wolves, Brown Bears, Waterfowl, River Otters, Swainson’s thrushers, Wilson’s warblers, Ospreys, Merlins, Northern Harriers, Fox, and Dark-eyed Juncos. Other activities that can be performed on this land are hiking, skiing, and fishing. Restrooms are not available on this land. However, camping can be done on the basis of reservation. A designated car parking area is also available. Hunters can reach this land by following the Brooks Camp brown bear viewing platforms for 30 miles.