Muskox Victoria Island

Traveling thousands of miles on Victoria Island's white frozen terrain just screams adventure!! Leaving from base camp in Ulukhaktok (previously known as Holman), you and your guide will utilize snow sleds to conquer miles of open terrain looking for a trophy caliber Muskox. The cabins are owned by the Ulukhaktok community members and are heated for a comfortable stay on the arctic ice. These hunts hold a 100% success rate with the opportunity to take a second trophy because of the abundance of game.

The guides and local culture are irreplaceable additions to this adventure hunt. Take time to experience traditional events like community drum dances, hooking a real northern fish, and the chance to nab a super-sized Arctic hare. Experience the polar conditions and extreme adventure the north can provide while hunting for one of few lasting prehistoric animals still roaming this earth. Umingmuk, the Inuit word for muskox, is known as the arctic buffalo and one of the last true survivors of the Ice Age. 

During the spring hunt you will be transported on a sled, pulled by a snowmobile. Hunts are available from April through May when the snow is as deep as the days are long. During the fall hunt you will go inland by ATV or along the coast by boat. The terrain is rough but the weather will be much tamer. All hunts are 5 days in length and are sure to be an adventure.