GREENLAND MUSKOX
SPRING OR FALL $8,100
FALL MUSKOX/CARIBOU COMBO $11,100
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER HELICOPTER CAMP
SINGLE SPECIES $9,600 COMBO $12,500
INCLUDES LICENSE AND TAX
HCU’s Bob Wodzisz has hunted with this outfit 3 times experiencing the March spring muskox hunt in 2018, River combo hunt late August 2019 and the helicopter combo hunt this past September.
This outfit has 4 camps and conducts spring muskox only hunts or fall muskox can be combined with caribou. These hunts can be 3 days, which is typical in the spring for muskox only, or up to 5 or 6 days for fall hunts that can be single animal or combination hunts. Success remains near 100 percent for both animals.
Spring muskox hunts in March and early April are 3 days for $8,100 and a second muskox can be taken for an additional $3,500. Non hunters are priced at $3,500. Spring hunts are during cold temperatures and make for a great adventure experiencing this beautiful frozen country where you see plenty of muskox and have a chance to hunt small game such as ptarmigan, arctic hare, arctic fox and seeing the Northern Lights. Spring hunts are the least physical as they can travel by ATV or snow machine. Accommodations are a cabin, or some hunters prefer to stay in town at the motel at their own expense, about $200 per night.
Fall hunts running from August into early September are normally 5 or 6 days out of tents or possibly a cabin. This hunt is priced at $8,100 for either muskox or caribou and the combination hunt is $11,100. An additional muskox or caribou is priced at $3,500 each. Non hunters are $3,500. Caribou hunting is more physical and can require several miles of hiking in more mountainous terrain. Caribou tend to lose their velvet late August into the first few days of September. Temperatures normally run from 30 for the low and up to 70 for the high.
High country helicopter hunts from mid-September into October are either 5 or 6 days and higher priced as it requires a helicopter transport to camp, which is included in the price. Typically, they have cabin accommodations, and this area is known for very good caribou hunting. Single species hunt for muskox or caribou is $9,600 or a combination hunt is $12,500. Additional muskox or caribou are priced at $3,500 each. Non hunters are $5,000. Temperatures normally are 30 for the low and 50 for the highs.
Travel to Greenland is typically best accomplished by flying to Copenhagen, Denmark and overnight at the hotel at your expense, then onto Kangerlussuaq the following day. Another possible option is from Iceland to Kangerlussuaq but this normally involves more stops and overnights.
Hunt pricing includes tent or possibly cabin accommodations, meals, guiding, licenses, and taxes. RIFLE/AMMO AND SLEEPING BAG is also available at no additional cost but MUST BE RESERVED IN ADVANCE.
Not included are flights to and from Kangerlussuaq, hotel accommodations, tanning of hides and shipping of your trophies, which take place several months after your hunt. THERE IS ALSO AN ADDITIONAL $150 PER ANIMAL CHARGE FOR TRANSPORT TO DENMARK. THESE PRICES COULD FLUCTUATE WITH CURRENCY CHANGES. Limited 2023 availability on the Helicopter hunt and Motel based hunts. 2024 is open but expect some price increase.
Call HCU’s Bob Wodzisz at 330-730-3473 for more details. Hunt MU299.
WYOMING BISON HUNTS
We work with an outfitter that has the ability to hunt a couple low fence ranches for bison in northeastern Wyoming. The bison are priced out at $5,000 for a meat hunt for younger animals up to about 4 years old or maybe an old cow. They can do a few trophy bull hunts primarily for bulls over 6 or 7 years up to about 10 years in age. Trophy bull hunts will run $8,500.
These are a 2 day 3 night deal where the hunter typically stays in a cabin on the outfitter’s ranch with his lodge and meals provided. Processing can be done in Gillette and most hunts take place from late November into early December. Airport pickup in Gillette might be arranged or hunters fly into Rapid City and rent a car for the 3 hour drive. There were a couple openings for 2023 at press time. Hunt BI682