A 24-Hour Mountain Goat Hunt
The mountain goat hunt from Seward is popular for good reason. The area's rugged terrain and healthy goat populations offer a challenging and rewarding experience. Read about author Read More...
The mountain goat hunt from Seward is popular for good reason. The area's rugged terrain and healthy goat populations offer a challenging and rewarding experience. Read about author Read More...
An Alaska Dall Sheep Hunt Story: In the remote and unforgiving landscape of Alaska's mountains, a couple's determination and teamwork led them to achieve their goal of hunting Read More...
Blog and photos by Marcus Weiner Cooking wild game that I have hunted is an interest of mine. Like fishing, gardening, foraging for mushrooms, crabbing, and clamming, I get Read More...
Blog by Marcus Weiner Photos by Brian Woobank Butchering big game is a skill earned from experience and can be daunting to the new hunter. But it doesn’t need Read More...
Roadless Rule Blog & Photos by Bjorn Dihle A big brown bear shore fishing on Admiralty Island. Courtesy Bjorn Dihle Note to reader: This article was originally Read More...
Brown Bear Story Blog & Photos by Garrett Baeten Two happy brown bear hunters. Dreams are a common denominator that we all share and as hunters, we Read More...
Draw Permits for Hunting in Alaska Blog by Marcus Weiner Drawing Hunting Permits in Alaska Unlike many western states that have a points system to allow hunters to accrue Read More...
Hunting moose in Alaska Moose hunting Alaska is not for the faint at heart. The Alaska-Yukon moose (Alces alces gigas) is the largest member of the deer family, and Read More...
Hunting backpacks are a personal choice and there are plenty of options. The new Extreme Combo Pack System made by Rokman is one that should definitely be in the Read More...
Once an animal is down, both the hard work and execution of your logistics plan to get the animal out of the field begins. © Brian Woobank Read More...
by JR Gates Alaskan hunters cherish the opportunity to carry on their hunting traditions and to put healthy food on the table. Our hunting and harvest opportunities are the Read More...
I could see the bull long before I got to him; he wasn’t a monster, but he was legal and respectable nonetheless. It was also the last day of Read More...
I did not know what I was doing. Having recently moved to Kodiak, Alaska I found myself on the side of a steep unnamed mountain, in soaking wet Carhartts Read More...
By Bjorn Dihle When I was 19, I encountered my first wood bison. I was riding a mountain bike across Canada, near Liard Hot Springs in British Columbia, when Read More...
By Bjorn Dihle The origin of the word “caribou” comes from Newfoundland's Micmac First Nation clan, the Yalipu. Yalipu roughly translates as “snow-shoveler”—caribou shovel through the snow with their Read More...