Knives & Cutting Tools
Knives and cutting tools make hunting in Alaska easier. These are the best hunting knives and tools for 2021 Knives & Cutting Tools Spyderco Siren spyderco.com This Read More...
Meat Processing: Preventing Spoilage in the Back Country
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.
Bags, Packs, and Storage
Getting into the wilderness is half the battle. Thankfully, we've compiled our favorites when it comes to storage, packs, kennels, and more. These are the best game bags Read More...
Watercraft
Sometimes hunting in Alaska is best done using a waterway. Here are our favorite watercraft we tested. These are the best watercraft for hunting in 2020 Aire Lion 18’ Read More...
Venison Breakfast Sausage Sandwich
Recipe by Marcus Weiner When we bring game home from the field, we will grind up to 50 pounds and store in one-pound packages of ground meat. Over the Read More...
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...
Raspberry Island Elk Hunt
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...
Muskox Redemption
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...
Alaska Hunting Trip Planning Service
Need An Alaska Hunting Trip Planning Service? Fill out the form below and the Alaska hunting experts at Hunt Alaska will give you all the details you need to plan your 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...
Off the Beaten Path: Wood bison are back; it’s a big deal
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...
Small Game Alaska
By Paul D. Atkins As we pushed our way through the waist deep snow the big snowshoe hare just sat there and waited. His “white” camouflage blended perfectly 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...
Farewell Bison Hunt
Farewell Bison Hunt by Rick Birch Crossing a swift, two-foot-deep stream, fortunate to have thrown on my Caddis Waders that morning, I tried to advance as far as possible. Read More...