Check out all the great hunting articles our experts have written about their experiences over the years. They offer great insight and advice for the novice Alaskan hunter.
The Alaska Federal Subsistence Board Policy and Procedures class is a unique program that trains young Alaskans to speak up for their fish, wildlife, and subsistence rights. With Read More...
Bear baiting is a popular hunting method in Alaska, particularly for black bears. It's regulated and practiced by many hunters across the state, offering an effective strategy for Read More...
Alaska conservation initiatives advocate for safeguarding public lands that are essential habitats for fish and wildlife. My older brother whispered the yardage as a Dall sheep Read More...
A Brooks Range hunter packing out a nice bull caribou. Photo by Aaron Hitchins I was on my hands and knees on a mountainside in the Read More...
Story by Larry Bartlett By now, us backcountry hunters have dialed in our gear lists for this upcoming season. We use high-tech gear and eliminate redundancy from our Read More...
Article and photos by Nigel Fox One thing I used to always think about is if I have the right bow setup for hunting in Alaska. I am going Read More...
Blog and photos by Marcus Weiner How to make burger and breakfast sausage were questions on my mind when I first started hunting. I hunt for food, and my 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...
Moose populations in Alaska are strong, with estimates of up to 200,000 moose roaming the Great Land. But since the state is extraordinarily large, there’s not a moose in every pond.
By understanding the three variables and their relation to each other, the expedition hunter will have the knowledge needed to bring home the highest quality meat yield.
The last pack out is usually the best. © Brian Watkins by Brian Watkins I’ve hunted goats while balancing on cliffed-out peaks in Alaska. I’ve spent 22 Read More...
Aaron with his muskox 2018. © Sam Hancock By Aaron Webber The three muskox bulls were getting anxious and it appeared that they were about to run Read More...
© Hugh Clark Story & Photos by Hugh Clark President of Alaska Waterfowl Association in Anchorage. It was September in Alaska and waterfowl season was in full Read More...
by Larry Bartlett Waders: hippers vs. chest-high Dry bag selection Floating more and hunting less Check your ego at the counter (think water character not antlers) Bring more money! Read More...