Articles
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Fortymile Caribou Grows by 20,000
The new 2017 census by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game puts the population of the Fortymile Caribou Herd at around 71,400, up from a previous 51,000.
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Exploring the Robertson River by Plane & Packraft
Intermediate paddlers in plain and packraft, Florian von Derschau and Julien Schroder pack raft the Roberston River out to the Richardson Highway.
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High Country Swamp Donkeys
We had just finished receiving a royal beating from Mother Nature in sheep country and already I was packing for my next adventure- a mountain moose hunt...
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Moose in the Mountains
Standing up to 7 feet at the shoulder and 1650 pounds, Alaskan moose are the largest member of the deer family. To hunt one from a mountain top; one ...
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Hard Work = Moose Success
Chasing a monster Bull Moose in the mountains of Alaska is as good as it gets for any big-game hunter. Their body size and antler mass is amazing...
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The Science Behind the Moose Rut
Vic Van Ballenberghe shares insights and tips on the science behind the moose rut and what he has learned over the years.
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Yoga For Hunters
Dr. Erika Putnam explains five reasons why yoga is beneficial for those looking to go out hunting.
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6 Common Hunting Violations
Please review these 6 common hunting violations before going out with us, so you stay clear.
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About Dall Sheep & Alaska Sheep Hunt Info
Dall's Sheep (Ovis dalli dalli), most notable for the males massive, curled horns, inhabit the mountain ranges of Alaska.
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Eastern Alaska's Protected Remote Treasures
If you're not sure about visiting Yukon-Charley or Wrangell-St. Elias we have some thoughts about it.
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Flying the Eastern Alaska Range is Good For the Soul
Flightseeeing the Eastern Alaska Range out of Tok.
