Glacier Guides Inc.

02/07/2026

This weekend's full of excitement and what's next for Glacier Guides. But every new chapter usually starts the same way, with one small moment. For us, it started with Zach meeting Mutts....

02/05/2026

Here's something folks don't always expect.

A hit bear doesn't just tip over.
A brown bear will spin, bite back at himself, then blitz for the woods.
A black bear usually just vaults and disappears.

We teach hunters to focus on the vertical axis — the exact line you want that bullet to pass through — whether the bear is broadside or quartering toward you.

What's one tip that changed the way you hunt?

01/31/2026

Fall vs Spring

01/29/2026

DSC Atlanta 📍
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Come talk hunts, openings, and once-in-a-lifetime adventures.

01/28/2026

Bears are tough.
Shot placement matters.

If you’ve hunted long enough, you’ve lost one… or you’re lying.

It’s part of the work. It's our job to not only educate, but be the second eye.
That’s why we slow it down, pick our angles, and put everything into a clean, ethical shot.

Learn from it. Get better. Do it right.

01/24/2026

01/20/2026

Shot placement matters 🎯

Mutts walks through what ethical, effective bear shot placement looks like on real animals, in real conditions. From angles to follow-up shots, this is about doing it right when it matters most.

01/19/2026

reconnection with nature and the Plan

01/16/2026

Meet Lu and Rip 🐾

Tracking dogs have been part of Glacier Guides from the very beginning, starting with BraveHeart and continuing today.

Trusted companions.
Skilled trackers.
An essential part of the hunt.

Let's make your next hunt an extraordinary experience.

01/14/2026

Ever wonder how far you ACTUALLY go in a fall hunt vs a spring hunt?

Both rack up serious miles in Alaska's peaks.
But they're not the same.

🎯 Mutts breaks down the longer fall hunt trek, the views you'll see, and what changes when you're planning your trip.

What season would you choose?

01/12/2026

Well... it's genetic!
We all tend to have our passions, and luckily Mutts found hers young.

Being raised in this field, you grow a love not only of being an outfitter, but an appreciation of the world . Its building blocks of understanding not only who you are, but what your future can look like on the Alaskan Grandeur.