Musk ox in late winter,across the frozen lakes.

Late winter on the frozen lakes, in a small group with a guide close by. We guide you to your trophy.

Hunted out of a camp on the frozen lakes, with the snow still down.

How the days go

01Arrival day
Arrival in Kangerlussuaq
Michael, our head guide, and Julie meet you in the arrival hall. Once you have your luggage, there’s time to change into proper cold-weather clothing.
02Same day
Out to camp
From the airport we drive you out to camp by ATV or UTV.
03Where we stay
Camp by the lake
Camp is by the lake. When you arrive, we hold a safety and hunt briefing. It’s mandatory, and afterwards there’s time to settle in before the first hunt. We cook every meal. We don’t sell drinks in camp, so pick up what you’d like in town on the way out.
- Two cabinsThe brown lodge, where we eat together and plan the next day’s hunt, and the guest cabin to sleep in.
- Up to six guestsAt a time, all sleeping in the guest cabin.
- Four roomsTwo single beds in each, with bedding.
- By the lakeIn view from both cabins, with fresh drinking water straight from the ice cap.
04Then
The hunting days
Three to four nights in camp, in a small group with a guide close by. How we hunt depends on where the animals are, on the weather and on the conditions.