What kind of big game is in alaska? -

I was just wondering what big game is there in alaska becides moose, and if I where to drive to alaska from wisconsin, how would I bring a moose back home, the right way,

There is lots of game in Alaska, but you will need to do your research. Non-residents have limited and specific hunting regulations, and the regs in Alaska are by region, so you will need to know where you want to go and what you are going for. then check with the state regs and see if you can and what fees you will need to pay. Also hunting is only allowed during specific seasons.You will need a non-resident license and then the appropriate tags for the game you want, also double check and make sure a non-resident can even hunt in the area your thinking about hunting in. And for some types of game you are not allowed to hunt for it without an Alaskan guide or Alaskan family member taking you.Here is some info from the Alaska Fish and Game web site FAQ s------- Do I Need a Big Game Tag?Resident Licensee: Yes, if you plan to hunt brown/grizzly bear, or a cow/bull musk ox.Nonresident Military Licensee: Yes, if you plan to hunt brown/grizzly bear, goat (free), bull musk ox, or sheep (free). See definition above of a nonresident military licensee.Nonresident / Nonresident Alien Licensee: Yes, if you plan to hunt brown/grizzly bear, black bear, bison, caribou, deer, elk, goat, moose, bull musk ox, sheep, wolf, or wolverine. See definition above of a nonresident or nonresident alien licensee.Do I Need a Guide?Resident Licensee: No, you do not need a guide.Nonresident Military Licensee: Yes, if you plan to hunt for brown/grizzly bear, sheep or goat. You must complete an affidavit showing that you will be accompanied by a person who is qualified to guide under Alaska Statute 16.05.407. See definition above of a nonresident military licensee.Nonresident Licensee: Yes, if you plan to hunt for brown/grizzly bear, sheep or goat. You must complete an affidavit showing that you will be accompanied by a person who is qualified to guide under Alaska Statute 16.05.407. See definition above of a nonresident licensee.Nonresident Alien Licensee: Yes, if you plan to hunt for brown/grizzly bear, black bear, bison, caribou, deer, elk, goat, moose, muskox, Sheep, Wolf or Wolverine. You must complete an affidavit showing that you will be accompanied by a person who is qualified to guide under Alaska Statute 16.05.407. See definition above of a nonresident alien licensee. here are the regs:http://www.wildlife.alaska.gov/index.cfm��and here are licenses and tags:http://www.admin.adfg.state.ak.us/licens��