Teriyaki Bowl Recipe Provided by Lyle Hebel, Stone Glacier This issue’s recipe came from our friend, Lyle Hebel at Stone Glacier. This recipe is great for using up that last bit of game meat from last fall’s hunting, but it’s so simple and delicious, Hunt Alaska Editor George Krumm makes this recipe frequently. Here’s what Lyle has to say: There comes a time each year when we go to our freezer to retrieve a fine cut of wild game only to find the options slim. No backstrap, no tendies, just a few random packs of cuts that got tossed to the back. For our household, this meat shortage usually ..read more

The mountain goat hunt from Seward is popular for good reason. The area’s rugged terrain and healthy goat populations offer a challenging and rewarding experience. Read about author Nigel Fox’s adventure, ultimately leading to a successful harvest. Blog and photos by Nigel Fox I did not plan or picture myself arrowing my first mountain goat in Alaska in a twenty-four-hour period. In my mind, I always imagined I would be in some remote place in Alaska way up high, camped on a mountainside for days, just me and the mountain goats and nothing else around. That did not happen for me, and I wa ..read more

This sandhill crane hunt in Delta Junction, Alaska, provided an exhilarating experience with successful harvests, despite challenging weather and wary birds. Guided by SEAK Outfitters, the two-day adventure included thrilling encounters, memorable teamwork, and a fulfilling realization of a bucket-list dream. Story by Andrew Mueller – All Photos by Carri Ann and Andy Mueller “Kill Em!” shouted the guide. Our hearts were pounding as we could hear the cranes whistling just 35 or 40 yards away on their final approach. Our ground blind flew open and the barley straw concealing our location fl ..read more

Tri-tip takes center stage in this moose recipe, a delicious addition to your repertoire of Alaska-inspired game recipes. By Chad Elmer Tri-tip is renowned for its rich flavor and tender texture. Its lean yet flavorful profile makes it ideal for grilling, smoking, or roasting, allowing the natural taste of the wild game to shine through. Whether marinated, stuffed, or simply seasoned and grilled to perfection, tri-tip from moose exemplifies the essence of Alaskan cuisine, where the freshest, most sustainable ingredients are celebrated with every bite. Ingredients 1 whole moose tri-tip ro ..read more

The Best Hunting Gear for Alaska Hunting in Alaska requires careful planning, physical exertion, mental fortitude, and high-quality gear. We love everything about it! From chasing blacktails in the rainforest to high-mountain sheep hunts, moose-calling mayhem to spotting-and-stalking bears, editors at Hunt Alaska have spent decades chasing game both big and small across the Great Land. And each year in the Summer issue, we bring you some of the items that helped us garner success during past hunts. We hope that some of these items make it into your hunting kit and help you be more successfu ..read more

Alaska Arms LLC. specializes in crafting high-quality and innovative custom firearm accessories tailored for the unique demands of hunting and shooting in the Alaskan wilderness. Alaska is known as a land of extremes, from its weather and mountains to its flora and fauna. The folks who have grown accustomed to successfully living and hunting the Far North have become particular about what does and doesn’t work in their neck of the woods. And for good reason. Alaska can dish out lessons in humility faster than many hunters can keep up with. Quality gear and components are of utmost importa ..read more

An Alaska Dall Sheep Hunt Story: In the remote and unforgiving landscape of Alaska’s mountains, a couple’s determination and teamwork led them to achieve their goal of hunting a prized ram together. Preparing for the Dream Alaska Dall Sheep Hunt Our dream of hunting Alaskan Dall sheep started in late March over five years ago on a clear, cold, crisp day at the southern end of Kodiak. Carri Ann and I were packing up our frozen gear, staging our two mountain goats on the beach, and listening for our float plane. We cherished our time on “the Rock” after harvesting two billies. As the morning ..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 harvesting bears in the wilderness. This guide offers valuable tips to enhance your bear baiting hunting experience. By Nigel Fox There has always been controversy around baiting for bears. Some people do not think it is fair or ethical. Being perched in a tree or in a ground blind (which I would not recommend doing in Alaska) waiting to kill doesn’t appeal to everyone. If you live in the Lower 48, spot-and-stal ..read more

Venison lasagna is a delightful twist on the classic Italian dish, infusing it with rich and savory flavors. Lasagna is a versatile dish that can be prepared in advance, reheats very well, and holds up in the freezer. The basic ingredients in a lasagna recipe revolve around noodles, meat, vegetables, cheese and sauce, so it’s up to your imagination as to the direction you take it. This version stays close to a classic lasagna, but substitutes pork Italian sausage for blacktail deer Italian sausage for a venison lasagna.  Recipes By Marcus Weiner Makes 16 servings Blacktail Italian Sa ..read more

Vortex spotting scope are certainly an excellent option for hunters. The editors of Hunt Alaska magazine had the opportunity to preview the new Razor HD 13-39×56 spotting scope. We got it out and used it a bit at the range, in addition to zeroing another one of their scopes. We are always very pleased with the performance of Vortex spotting scopes. Check out all the features. Introducing the latest Vortex Spotting Scope Lightweight Particularly for long backcountry hunts, every ounce in your pack matters. Scope performance cannot be sacrifieced to save weight. The Razor® HD 13-39×56 s ..read more