Few places are as remote as the Arctic Circle.
It's a place of impeccable desolation and empty beauty. A place that calls both explorers and adventurers to set out across its 7.7 million square miles of permafrost, islands, and snow, and find peace. Or madness. And the Arctic Circle remains one of the last great untouched locales on this pale blue dot. It's a place where hunter Remi Warren wanted to hunt Muskox.
For those unfamiliar with Remi, he's a man who's hunted and guided just about everywhere on the planet. He's spoken about the importance of hunting as a driver of conservation, helped bring awareness to food procurement, and worked with indigenous hunters around the world to better understand their unique histories, practices, customs, and more.
And for this hunt, he partnered with Canada North Outfitting, an Inuit owned and operated guide business to bow hunt Muskox across the barren tundra. He did, however, have a bit of modern help in the form of both Ski-Doo and Polaris snowmobiles, as well as the outfitter's home-built tow-behind trailers.
