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There were 6 of us in camp. 5 brought Rifles while my buddy brought a bow. The hunting was different than I expected. The terrain was big hills surrounded by rivers and lakes. We would use small boats to travel around and then climb to the top of a large hill and glass over a large area. We did alot of walking and the hunt was not easy. We all connected for our two including the bow hunter. I now wish I had brought my bow. The guide knows what it takes to get in bow range. You can buy a bear tag for 100 dollars more. One person did get a bear however it was only about 100lbs. I wouldn't suggest getting the bear tag. The fishing was very good, however you were not allowed to keep them the week we were there(season closed). If you go earlier you can hunt and keep the fish. We went later so we could hunt them out of velvet although some were still in velvet. We killed very nice caribou. I think this hunt is much more fun than the trophy hunt which occurs in october and costs twice as much. The food was very good especially for being at an outpost camp with only a generator. The cabins were nice with a gas heater and a nice bathroom. The lights do go out at 9:00pm and do not come back on till 6:00am. The weather varied from nice and about 60 to about 30 and freezing rain, but the caribou were always on the move. I would definitely recommend this hunt at least once for anyone.