Draw Permits for Hunters in Alaska
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...
Taxidermy Tips for the Alaskan Hunter
How to care for your trophy in the field in Alaska It has finally happened. The animal you’ve dreamed about taking is lying on the ground. Now what? If Read More...
How to Make Homemade Jerky
6 steps to making your own moose, caribou, or deer jerky at home Blog and Photos by Melissa Norris Alaska’s moose, caribou, and deer make great jerky because their Read More...
The Flux and Flow of Caribou
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...
Bowhunting with Paul Atkins: Caribou Success
Within the hour we had two very nice bulls on the ground. We were thrilled, thankful and excited. My BowTech bow and Gold Tip arrows preformed flawlessly and the Read More...
Caribou
Distributed across Alaska in 32 different herds, caribou (Rangifer tarandus) are the only member of the deer family (Cervidae) in which both sexes grow antlers. Antlers of adult Read More...
Fortymile Caribou
Caribou Trophies off the Dalton Highway by Cory Black I squinted to the east, trying to make sense of what looked like the curved trunks of small alder bushes Read More...
Snow Goose Caribou Wontons
Reindeer Wontons with Thai Sauce & Soy Sauce Reduction by Chef Roberto Bonilla and Sous Chef Justin Kruger Snow Goose Restaurant & Sleeping Lady Brewery Ingredients: 1/2 -pound ground Caribou Read More...
Hunting the Haul Road
Hunting The Haul Road By Lon E. Lauber “Perfect,” I said when I noticed the caribou bull’s gray, velvet-covered antlers towering above the brush. “What a great spot to make Read More...