Muskox country.
West Greenland by boat and on foot — muskox and caribou from a tented camp on the fjord, on the ground Rasmus grew up reading.
Three fjord systems. One shore camp.
Everything moves by boat. Camp sits on the shore where the glassing is best, and the day's range is decided by weather, tide and the herd — not a schedule.
Two great animals. Zero shortcuts.
Every animal is taken on foot, packed out together, and eaten in camp that night.
A short window, worth planning around.
August to September is the classic boat-and-tundra expedition. February to March is the winter muskox hunt — colder, quieter, unforgettable. Quotas are confirmed before anything is booked.
Camp, not hotel.
Expedition tents on the shore, a skiff pulled up on the sand, and caribou tenderloin over the stove while the light refuses to fade. This is the trip the others get measured against.
The Greenland film.
Two episodes · Filmed on Approved Ground
Rasmus's home water.
Rasmus was raised on these fjords and reads Arctic weather like a calendar. He hosts every Greenland departure himself — and believes the packout, done right, is where groups become brotherhoods.
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The hardest, best trip of my life. Rasmus called the weather to the hour and my bull stood exactly where he said the herd would be.
Four of us, two muskox, a caribou each — and the packout by the fjord none of us will stop talking about. Come as friends, truly.
I have hunted the Arctic before, with outfitters who sold it and left. This was hosted — a founder in camp, every day, cooking with us.
Plan this hunt.
Tell us who is coming and which season calls — the autumn expedition or the winter muskox. Rasmus takes it from there.
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