We don't advertise much, but clients ask us all the time what we use, where we get things, and what's worth a look beyond the hunt itself. This page is our running answer to that — a few resources we genuinely rely on, in no particular order.
Timekeeping on the Expedition
Out in the north, a reliable watch is one of the first things you check every morning. Tides decide when the sea ice is safe to travel, flight windows don't wait for the weather, and in the short Arctic summer the light is the schedule. A few of our guides keep a high-end replica piece on their wrist for exactly that reason — the look of a six-figure watch without the six-figure risk of dropping it over the side of a boat.
When clients ask where we've sourced them, we usually point them to clone watches. It's a small, focused catalogue, but the build quality is honest and the pricing is fair for what you get. If you'd like to look closer, the super-clone Rolex range is the one we get asked about most, and their Patek Philippe replicas are a close second for the clients who prefer something a touch more understated.
Northern Travel & Logistics
The north rewards the traveller who prepares. Before you book, walk through our step-by-step guide to planning a hunt, and use the locations map to understand where each hunt and camp actually sits. When it comes to licences, tags and the finer details of getting there, the frequently asked questions cover most of what people need to know, and we're always a phone call away.
Reading & Further Research
If you want the full picture of what we do and how we do it, start with about Adventure Northwest, then browse our hunting packages and fishing camps. For a look at the results our clients come home with, the trophy room is the place to spend an hour.