The season to apply for the West’s highest-quality, limited-entry big game tags for 2023 is upon us. Watch as WTA TAGS Consultant Erik Schell lays out his strategy to apply for elk hunting this year, as well as making long-term plans to be successful in draws in the future.
Contact our consultants at WTA TAGS and we’ll be happy to talk about your goals and apply you for elk hunting in the states of your choice. Call us at 800-755-8247 today.
Greenland has been making the headlines lately, but for hunters, it’s long been one of the best-kept secrets—offering a rare blend of rugged beauty, exciting game, and surprisingly accessible adventures. Already known as a top destination for affordable Caribou and Muskox hunts, Greenland just got even more appealing. Safari Club International (SCI) has officially recognized a new species—the Greenland Caribou.
This classification goes beyond recognition. It makes the Greenland Caribou eligible for SCI awards and record books, elevating it as a highly sought-after trophy. For hunters chasing something new and meaningful, this is a game changer.
Excitement is already building about what this means for future hunts. At Worldwide Trophy Adventures, we’re proud to offer some of the best-value hunting experiences on the island. Whether you’re unwinding at our four-star lodge in southern Greenland with top-notch accommodations, meals, fly fishing, and reindeer hunting, or venturing farther north to Kangerlussuaq or Sisimiut for a more rugged backcountry experience, there’s something for every kind of outdoorsman.
One of the most exciting developments is Air Greenland’s seasonal direct flight from Newark (EWR) to Nuuk, giving North American hunters a quicker, more convenient way to reach the Arctic—no long layovers or multiple connections required. Of course, the classic route through Copenhagen, Denmark remains a popular option. Many hunters take advantage of the stopover to explore the historic city center, enjoy a great meal, or even add a few days of hunting in Scandinavia. However you get there, Greenland is now more accessible—and more tempting—than ever before.
