Summer Muskox Hunt 2025 SOLD OUT
Package price
Package price
with Muskox included
Erik - Owner
Greenland
Response rate: 99%
Response time: within a day
More about us
Our company was established in 2014 and operates in 5 territories.
- I have over 30 years of hunting experience in Greenland, both winter and autumn hunting.
- Our two main products are: winter hunting in the period March 1 to April 10, with a focus on Muskox, combined with hunting of Caribou and small game, and autumn hunting from July to October for both Muskox and Caribou.
- We don't provide luxury service in terms of accommodation and meals, and the trophy hunter participates in the work to fix animals, cook and take care of the camp etc - on the other hand, our prices are very favorable for the hunter who does not want to spend a fortune on a hunting trip.
- Our hunting trips are focusing on the whole experience, so we live in the camp out in the hunting area, and bear hunting as close as possible to an authentic experience, so it's out in the wild and the whole event is held so it's more like hunting buddies who are on hunting together where you share the work, and the animals have a chance.
- All guides speak english.
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About this hunt
This is a 6 day Muskox hunt package with 4 full hunting days and 1 trophy Muskox license included to the price. Musk-ox don't change their fur like Caribou, so the summer skin is just as beautifull as winter skin. Winter skin just have more wool under the fur, so they are a little thicker. This type of hunting is very different from the other trophy hunting companies: on our autumn hunts the hunter participates not only in the ordinary camp work, but also with carrying camp equipment, and food, etc. to the camp, carrying trophy and meat down from the mountain, and carrying camp equipment back to the road after the hunt. So the hunt is held in a very authentic and traditional manner, and is sometimes a hard work, so in the better condition you are, the more you will get out of the trip. So there are no carriers and additional hunting guides to take care of everything. The hunt is done on foot. So you have to be in a fairly good condition, so you can walk 5 km out, and 5 km back with 30 kg on your back in varied terrain. But the longer you can walk, the better are the chances for big animals. You need to bring a sleeping bag. Compound bow hunting is possible but only if you are two bowhunters sharing a guide. The meat can not be exported according to the EU regulations, but you can bring up to 10 kg with you on your flight out of Greenland (please check meat import rules for your country). All harvested meat is used, either for human consumption, or as dogfood for my dogs depending on the quality. We bring max 2 hunters per group in 2025 for now. The government might make new guide rules, so until thats is cleared out i will not book more hunters pr tour than i can guide myself if nescessary. So there might open up for more hunters pr tour when we get closer. Availability 2025: Max 2 hunters per tour. Tour 1 - 31/7 to 5/8 - sold out Tour 2 - 8/8 to 13/8 - sold out
Guided
(Difficult trip)
Rifle Hunting
Stalking
Bow Hunting
Hunting season: 31 Jul 2025 - 13 Aug 2025
Success rate
We have about 98 % success rate for caribou, most are large animals. For Muskox our autumn succes rate is about 95%, and almost all animals are old bulls. But it is significantly more demanding than caribou hunting due to the weight of the trophies and meat, so the hunter must be able to carry his 35-45 kg trophy by himself. So hunting Muskox in autumn is extreme hunting, only for the wery well trained hunter.
Where you will hunt
Territory
All of this area is in the World Heritage Site. Concession area 11 is about 22.500 acres, and here we hunt in July, the first two hunts in August, and during all of October. The area is bounded by another concession area to the west, and a free hunting zone to the east. Transportation to this area is faster, just about 2 hours from the hunting camp, and all luggage is transported by a car and a boat to the camp. The easier access to the area results in many local hunters being there at the end of August and September, but at this time we are hunting in our other concession area. There might be local meathunters in the area, but no other outfitters.
Fence type: Not fenced
Territory size: 22 500 acres
Languages spoken by staff: English
Structure by elevation
Plains: 30%
Hills: 40%
Mountains: 30%
Structure by landscape
Fields/Bush: 100%
Where you will stay
Camp
Our hunting camp is next to a big lake in the south side of the concession area, right where the best hunting in the area starts. The two first hunts in august in there is only tentcamp. The octoberhunts is with big heated kitchentent, and heated mobile cabin for sleeping.. There will be 1 guide per 2 hunters, and there will be some work with cutting meat, salting and drying meat, skinning and preservation of trophies, and different camp work. So it's necessary that everybody helps out so that the guides have time enough for everything. We bring normal food, breakfast products, bread and cold meats, and we eat the meat from the animals we shoot, with potatoes and rice etc. After the hunt you stay at Kangerlussuaq Youth Hostel as included in the price.
Facilities: Electricity
How to get there
When you fly here, then you travel to Copenhagen airport in Denmark, from there you fly with Air Greenland to Kangerlussuaq in Greenland, where we pick you up at the airport. It is possible to fly over Keflavik in Iceland to Nuuk and then Kangerlussuaq. But it can give some problems with delays and luggage, and the price is almost the same. So we do not recommend that route. In 2025 a new airport opens i Nuuk and that will be the main airport, and with better flight conditions than now. So by then it should be easier to get here from north america. US-Iceland-Nuuk-Kangerlussuaq. Even thow is possible to fly direct over Copenhagen, its more safe to stay overnight in Copenhagen, and if you come from far away like the US, then 2 nights is better. Its up to you to get here on the correct date. You must bring your home country hunting permit and/or weapons permit.This is required by the hunting adminstration. When bringing your own hunting rifle you also need to bring the weapon papers for that rifle to show at check on with the Airlines. Check in with hunting rifle at AirGreenland takes about 30 min extra because of paperworks, and the weapon has to be handed over at a special counter. But this is not complicated to bring a hunting rifle.
Nearest airport: Kangerlussuaq Airport
Distance from airport: 20 km
Transfer from airport: Yes
Transfer from railway: No
Other information
Gun rental: Yes
Vaccination required: No
Terms
Price Includes
- Accommodation
- Transport on territory
- Transfer from/to airport
- Guiding by PH
- Field trophy preparation
- Hunting license
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Beverages/soft drinks
- Licenses are included in the prices, and you dont need to apply for a tag.
Cancellation
- Deposits are non-refundable but may be transferred to another party for the same year and dates only. If your outfitter cancels your hunt for any reason all funds paid will be refunded.
- All hunters must sign our Assumption of risk agreement.
Price DOES NOT include
- Extra Musk-ox - 1.800 euro
- Caribou add-on - 600 euro
- Additional price 1:1 guide - 1.800 euro (depending on availability)
- Non hunter rate - 1.800 euro
- Rifle rent (Tikka) - 150 euro
- Rifle rent (Blaser) - 220 euro
- Shipping of frozen trophy - 400 euro (1 pcs, to DK excl. veterinarian control and further transport). All trophies are sent to a taxidermist in Denmark, he can then either do the full work and send the trophy to you, or he can send it as dip&pack to your own taxidermist.
- Gratuities
- Insurance
- Alcoholic drinks
Wounding
- In case of wounding the hunter has to pay the full fee. (The guide will take shot after the hunter so most of the trophies will be found)
Price Includes
- Accommodation
- Transport on territory
- Transfer from/to airport
- Guiding by PH
- Field trophy preparation
- Hunting license
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Beverages/soft drinks
- Licenses are included in the prices, and you dont need to apply for a tag.
Price DOES NOT include
- Extra Musk-ox - 1.800 euro
- Caribou add-on - 600 euro
- Additional price 1:1 guide - 1.800 euro (depending on availability)
- Non hunter rate - 1.800 euro
- Rifle rent (Tikka) - 150 euro
- Rifle rent (Blaser) - 220 euro
- Shipping of frozen trophy - 400 euro (1 pcs, to DK excl. veterinarian control and further transport). All trophies are sent to a taxidermist in Denmark, he can then either do the full work and send the trophy to you, or he can send it as dip&pack to your own taxidermist.
- Gratuities
- Insurance
- Alcoholic drinks
Cancellation
- Deposits are non-refundable but may be transferred to another party for the same year and dates only. If your outfitter cancels your hunt for any reason all funds paid will be refunded.
- All hunters must sign our Assumption of risk agreement.
Wounding
- In case of wounding the hunter has to pay the full fee. (The guide will take shot after the hunter so most of the trophies will be found)
Payment
Deposit
Final payment
Reviews (32)
Quality trophy hunt.
Guides were very knowledgeable of the area. There was a lot of game and trophy quality animals.
The food was sub par. We ate the same thing every day. I was unaware of the exchange rate between US dollar and Denmark currency. This added an extra 800+ dollars to my trip. Also the cost that the outfitter charged to ship my trophies from Greenland to Denmark seemed higher than the actual cost of shipping. Once an animal is down the guide takes it back to camp. It’s the Hunter’s responsibility to take the trophies out of camp at the completion of the hunt. This hike is extremely difficult and not suited for most hunters. Or you can pay the outfitter. This can be very pricey. The reason why they charge to get your trophies out is because most Foreign hunters do not tip. American hunters tip so there is a bit of confusion. What I did learn is if you pay the guide to take your trophies out the fees that they charge is their tip. I carried my trophies out myself and tipped due to the confusion
You can be out of shape and still get a musk ox
First and foremost, Musk Ox were everywhere and guides were very professional and helpful. They would also make sure that you have a good time after you harvested your musk ox. We went ice fishing and small game hunting. Second, if you used to hunt public lands out west, this hunt is more like a 30 mins walk in the hippies infested parks in the suburbs. You basically just ride snowmobiles or atv until you spot a group. Then you put on a stalk. In addition, this place does not have much elevations. So most people should be able to handle it without any drama. As a matter of fact, one guy who has bad knees in our group was in his 80s. He knocked down a trophy musk ox on day 1.
Absolutely nothing. Some tips for future hunters. The walls of the cabin were thin. I suggest not bring female companions. (Or male, depending on what you like). Martin, one of the guide, is very fond of plum brandy distilled in Slovakia. Bring him a bottle would make him very happy and work extra hard.
October Caribou and Muskox
Rasmus was my guide during the hunt along with Erik who was out there daily. The guides work extremely hard to get out an animal with zero complaints and positive attitudes. Rasmus did a fantastic job and provided great information about the animals and the area. Erik answered any questions I had honestly and true and I knew what to expect before coming to Greenland on the hunt. We ate Muskox and caribou in camp once killed daily and had lots of other things available to eat for us. But, was definitely a simple food choice. I saw Richard’s review above and he was the hunt before us and made sure I knew what to expect as well. We had five individuals in our tour and were all successful for Muskox and Caribou. The weather was cold, down to -20C when we were there and we saw more and more caribou moving in daily. The Muskox were always there and I saw 27 Muskox in total and over 100 caribou in four days of hunting.
Some things to keep in mind, this is a physically challenging hunt. We would walk 15-25k per day along with sledding out animals. It was cold every day going out, but, the accommodations back were nice. We saw lots of Caribou bulls just nothing with huge size, so, don’t expect to come here and kill a record book Caribou. However, some very large Muskox were killed by the other hunters. I ended up killing an old caribou and a young Muskox. Don’t expect a fancy lodge when coming here, we stayed in a nice warm structure and tent that was heated with kerosene.
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