
Greenland Outfitters
Greenland Outfitters operates two massive hunting concessions in Greenland's most remote areas—places where muskoxen grow 20% larger than anywhere else due to superior grazing conditions. Frank Feldmann, the owner and professional hunter, personally guides every expedition with his experienced Inuit...
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Greenland Outfitters operates two massive hunting concessions in Greenland's most remote areas—places where muskoxen grow 20% larger than anywhere else due to superior grazing conditions. Frank Feldmann, the owner and professional hunter, personally guides every expedition with his experienced Inuit guide team.
- •What you're hunting: Prehistoric muskoxen weighing up to 900 pounds, plus caribou in seldom-hunted country. Both rifle and bow hunts conducted separately in different areas.
- •The success rate: Muskox 100%. Caribou almost 100%. When a mature trophy bull is spotted, your guide initiates a 1x1 stalk. Most hunters tag out in 2-3 days.
- •How it works: Helicopter charter gets you to remote camps accessible by no other means. No hunting pressure, no rush to take inferior trophies. You hunt with guides who know every valley and ridgeline. Arctic fox, arctic hare, ptarmigan, and Arctic char fishing are complimentary after you tag out.
The camps are comfortable. Up to 6 hunters per camp. Fresh vegetables, game, fish, and wine for dinner. Trophies stored in a plug-in freezer at camp. Warm sleeping bags provided.
| Hunt Type | Success Rate | Timeline | Tags Available |
|---|---|---|---|
| Muskox (rifle/bow) | 100% | Tag out 2-3 days | Additional on request |
| Caribou (2x1 stalk) | ~100% | Early tag-out typical | Additional on request |
| Arctic char fishing | Excellent | Aug 1 - mid-Sept | Complimentary |
- •Equipment included: 300 Win Mag rifle rental with suppressor and ammunition. Weapon permits, flight plans, luggage support, hotel reservations, equipment planning, and follow-up support.
- •Cost breakdown: Muskox trophy fee is $1,500 above the hunt cost. Helicopter transfers average $5,000 per hunter and are included. All meals, accommodations, and fishing included. You pay for airfare to Greenland, taxidermy/shipping, travel insurance, and tips.
Hunt mature drake king eiders in spectacular Arctic waters with abundant waterfowl. Common eiders and oldsquaw also available. Hunts conducted from shore blinds over decoys with heated cabin boats.
- •Success rate: 100% mature drake king eider success.
- •What's included: Outfitter-guided legal hunt, accommodations and full board in Nuuk, boat charter, weapon permits, advice on bringing birds home on your flight, taxes, and liability insurance.
- •What it costs: Flight costs $1,500-$2,000 total from Greenland. Overnight flights from US to Iceland $550-$1,000. Iceland to Greenland $800-$1,200. Your airfare and gun rental separate.
- •Nitty-grit details: Only 4 hunters per trip. Frank guides personally and is responsible for extending king eider season. Bring Baffin insulated boots, triple B size 3 tungsten Federal TSS, and full chokes—these birds are fast and tough. Rental guns available. Spare birds donated to locals, zero waste.
"When you contact us, you get in touch with authentic and friendly people who are actually running your hunt - not a foreign booking agency. We live here in Greenland, know our areas and how to hunt."
Greenland Outfitters books all hunters directly. No collaboration with booking agencies means no middleman, clearer communication, and Frank's personal accountability for your experience.
You're hunting in one of Earth's most extreme environments. Icebergs and inland ice dominate the landscape. Summer temperatures average under 50°F but can reach 70°F in July-August. The air is dry. Most remote areas have no cell service—sat phones only. Everything is measured in preparation and gear.
- •Practical logistics: Flight plans routed through Nuuk. GSM 900/1800 cell phone system in towns. Supermarkets open weekdays 10-18:00, Saturday 9-13:00. English widely spoken among younger Greenlanders.
Frank provides a detailed packing list because the difference between a miserable trip and a great one is your clothing system.
- •Waterproof outer shell (Gore-Tex jacket and pants)
- •Layered system: wool shirts, medium-weight jackets, long wool underwear
- •Broken-in boots plus light shoes
- •Thick wool hiking socks (3 pair)
- •Warm sleeping bag (provided by outfitter)
- •Gloves, cap, head cover, scarf
- •Personal medicine and toiletries
- •Binoculars, hunting knife, headlamp, 20m string
- •Your rifle plus 20 shells (or bow equipment)
"Hunting with Greenland Outfitters is a life changing experience. The scenery is starkly beautiful and the vastness of it all is overwhelming. Frank and his team is amazing." — Shane Meisel, Leupold Director of Marketing
"Hunt of a lifetime. The total experience is fascinating. From the boat rides, to the accommodations, to the scenery, and of course the hunting. Frank's operation is well organized, comfortable, and provides an experience you'll never forget." — Rafe Nielsen, Browning Director of Marketing
"I hunted both Muskox and Caribou with Frank Feldmann and recommend him without hesitation or qualification. His camps are comfortable and strategically located. He's capable, knowledgeable, resourceful, and best of all, excellent company." — Andrew McKean, Hunting Editor, Outdoor Life Magazine
Trophy quality is exceptional. Clients have taken Boone and Crockett record animals and top-10 SCI caribou at 502".
- •Outfitter: Frank Feldmann
- •Location: Kangerlussuaq, Greenland
- •Phone: +011 299 28 48 51
- •Email: [email protected]
- •Outfitter License: 2025-016
Frank personally answers email and phone calls. When you book, you're dealing with the man running your hunt.