Spring 2026

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This is a single print copy of Hunt Alaska Magazine, Spring 2026. Alaska hunting stories, gear, and field proven insight.

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 4   Hunt Alaska Online

6   Hunting for a Compliment

8   Gear Shop

12  Gun Dogs

16  Practical Precision

20  Red Gold

 54  Ad Index

 56  Recipe

Special Section 54 Great Alaska Sportsman Show

by Melissa Norris

Anchorage’s Sportsman Show is heading back to the Sullivan Arena in 2026 and we’ll be there. Preview what’s new for the show this year.

On The Cover

Huntress Sarah Stallone with the ram of her wildest dreams, worth every inch of effort before and after the shot. Read all about it in her feature article, “My Mountains.” © Sterling Cook

 

24 Embracing the Rain

by Jim McCann

Hunting sharp-tailed grouse anywhere is tougher when faced with rain, or recent rain. Jim McCann has been chasing them in Alaska for decades and shares some hard-earned knowledge that shows hunting sharptails in rainy conditions isn’t necessarily a bust. You just have to learn to embrace the rain.

 

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The Gates of Goatopia

by Eric Hershey

Kodiak Island is well-known for its inclement weather during hunting seasons. But for those with a hearty constitution and the desire to harvest a mountain goat, it’s a great place to be. Eric Hershey and friends score twice during this mountain goat hunt.

 

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My Mountains by Sarah Stallone and Sterling Cook

Alaska is a giant place, but it starts getting smaller when you look at available high-quality Dall sheep habitat. To be consistently successful today requires a rare combination of stamina, grit, sheep knowledge, and acceptance of risk. Author Sarah Stallone and hunting partner, Sterling Cook, always up for an extreme challenge, teamed up to score on yet another Dall sheep double.

 

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The Tanana Bruiser by Chad David Ferguson

Bear hunter. Just the phrase means something different, something a little more primal, because bears can be dangerous. In Alaska, we’re fortunate to have enough black bears and few enough people that baiting black bears is legal, and is probably the technique responsible for most of the state’s harvest. Chad David Ferguson is a bear hunter, and shares some experience about baiting black bears in Alaska in this feature.

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