Donations to charities may not be accepted if meat returns from the field in poor, wet, dirty or in other condition rendering it not fit for human consumption. For care of capes, hides and antlers, plus shipping to anywhere in the lower 48 states we use Jerry Hammack Taxidermy with a receiving station at our facility in Iliamna. Jerry has been in the tanning and taxidermy business for many years and comes to Alaska each fall to help our clients. Your pilot can give you tips on keeping your game dry and cool. Harvest tickets and locking tags are to be punched and attached in the field immediately after the kill.
Antlers remain at the kill site until all meat is packed to camp.
Capes may be packed out at anytime. Bring out all meat, bone in quarters, evidence of sex attached.