Muskox Hunt And lake Trout Fishing At Aylmer Lake, Northwest Territories.

The Muskox is a signature statement in any trophy room.
This is a pinnacle hunt, you are seeking to successfully hunt one of the ancient pre historic animals in Canada. There is no better place to hunt the largest Barren Ground Muskox in the Arctic. The Barren Ground sub species are 15% larger in body and horn size than it’s cousin the Greenland Muskox. The hide and horns on the Muskox is simply stunning.
In August and September you are hunting in the rut season so the Muskox are herded up for breeding. You may be lucky enough to be witnessing the fighting between dominant bulls. This hunt is also very conducive to archery hunting. The areas we hunt are so remote that the Muskox rarely if ever see humans.
Muskox hunts are during the most spectacular fall colours on earth. The sound of Muskox fighting the banging of skulls ringing out. The entire barren lands is vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows and the berries are bountiful and ripe. You should have opportunity to see caribou and wolves at this time of year. It’s the time of year for spectacular spawning lake trout and Arctic Grayling fishing.