Trying to book a Muskox hunt
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From: c5ken
09-Aug-23
Ive been trying to book a Muskox hunt ASAP. I went to LINGSHUNTINGGREELAND.com Asked for booking info, did not get a response. I also sent emails to Kirsten & again no response. I want to book a warm weather Muskox bow hummus soon as possible. Im told Lings-Hunting is the place to go. Can anyone tell me how to contact this outfitter??
From: Ambush
09-Aug-23
Are you set on Greenland?
From: Bou'bound
09-Aug-23
PM me your email and I’ll give you the contact information. I’m heading up there in three weeks. They really prefer working through Booking Agent but I’ll give you the Booking Agent information as well as the phone number for karstens wife.
From: sticksender
09-Aug-23
Bowsite sponsor is Frank Feldmann of Bowhunting Greenland. Certainly another option, and there are many successful hunt reports with bowsite guys here who have hunted with Frank.
From: BowmanMD
09-Aug-23
Frank x 2. Great guy and great operation.
From: c5ken
09-Aug-23
Does Frank Feldmann outfit out of Greenland?
From: Chief 419
09-Aug-23
Yes. He hunts out of the same town as Kirsten Ling, but takes a helicopter to his hunting area. Highly recommended. I think Bou has also hunted with him.
From: Stekewood
09-Aug-23
Stekewood's Link
Yes, Frank outfits in Greenland and is outstanding. See the link for info.
From: Bou’bound
09-Aug-23
Frank is fantastic. I hunted with him in 2019. First group in on his helicopter hunt. Great in all regards. He is also now $3,000 more expensive for for a single muskox ($13,950) than Lings is for 2 ox or an ox and caribou ($11,100). They are $8,100 for single ox. Lings is very well spoken of. Boat accessed tent camp vs. helicopter accessed tent camp. Family operation. I would have loved to have gone back with Frank, but this time I am paying for two hunts, son and me, so the total package was just not reasonable in the face of other options .
Additionally Frank charges $500 per trophy to ship back to Denmark (required) and Ling's is included in the already reduced price of the hunt.
From: Treeline
09-Aug-23
Any possibility they will let me use my longbow there yet?
Would have done that hunt a long time ago if I could use my bow… The way the prices have gone up and still not allowed to hunt them with a longbow I will probably never go.
From: wildwilderness
09-Aug-23
Not likely Tavis. They would first have to allow caribou hunting with trad gear, then move on to the bigger stuff
From: Shug
09-Aug-23
Karsten is not a tech guy . When I found him I actually called directly to his home and spoke to him..He is a hard guy to get ahold of… this time of year I’m sure he’s out in the field.
Not sure who he’s using as a booking agent now I believe Chris muller in PA.
Karsten is great and his hunt is several thousand less than Frank Feldmans…
From: Bou'bound
10-Aug-23
Two “severals” actually. 8100 vs 13950 for single ox hunt.
From: Hawken
14-Aug-23
Personally me thinks that would be akin to shooting one of my buddies moo cows!
From: Bou'bound
14-Aug-23
PM me your email and I’ll give you the contact information. I’m heading up there in three weeks. They really prefer working through Booking Agent but I’ll give you the Booking Agent information as well as the phone number for karstens wife.
From: Oryx35
15-Aug-23
As of this morning Hunt Nation is advertising a last minute Northwest Territories hunt for this fall.
From: BOWNBIRDHNTR
15-Aug-23
Hawken, I just walked over 100 miles of tundra in 6 days in Nunavut. Killed my Muskox on day 6 at 9:30 pm. It's not the same as shooting your buddy's moo cows.
From: Bou'bound
13-Sep-23
Karsten Lings is the real deal.
From: t-roy
13-Sep-23
Let’s see some pics, Bou!
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From: bowhunt
13-Sep-23
Thanks for sharing!
That looks like a fantastic adventure
From: bowhunter1
13-Sep-23
I have a question, does the Greenland musk ox count towards the grand slam
From: wildwilderness
13-Sep-23
Yes it does count.
The bigger win is the Pope and Young count the caribou in Greenland as Central Canada Barren ground. So the combo ox/caribou hunt is cheaper than a CCBG in Canada…
I may need to take my boys there for an adventure!
From: Shug
13-Sep-23
Great stuff Grant
From: midwest
13-Sep-23
Way cool, bou!
From: MA-PAdeerslayer
13-Sep-23
Awesome Bou!
From: t-roy
13-Sep-23
Good stuff, Bou! Brings back a lot of good memories.
From: iceman
14-Sep-23
Good stuff! I'm there next year
From: extremevft1
14-Sep-23
Yes, brings back a lot of memories! Those young guys carrying half an ox with just a strap across their forehead was unbelievable!!
From: BOWNBIRDHNTR
14-Sep-23
Great pictures Grant! Thanks for posting them!!
From: APauls
14-Sep-23
Very cool! Are those boats made of plywood??
From: t-roy
14-Sep-23
Extremevft1……wasn’t just those young guys packing out those crazy loads. Karsten was no slouch, either. Still amazes me.
APauls…..I can’t remember for sure, but I believe they were. We hunted out of plywood freighter canoes, on a couple of Q/L caribou hunts on Hudson Bay, too.
From: Shug
14-Sep-23
Grant... how comfortable were those beds?!?
From: Bou'bound
14-Sep-23
Beds were mattresses not cots. Flush toilets in tent camp. Boats fiberglass hand crafted they ran on jet motors in 8 inches of water.
From: Shug
14-Sep-23
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