Safari Club International Alaska Chapter

Safari Club International Alaska Chapter SCI Fights for your right to hunt! Join and be part of the only team that stood on a National Level to Fight Federal Subsistence Closures'! First for hunters!

First For Conservation! https://aksafariclub.org/ What we do:

First For Hunters: SCI is the leading sportsman’s advocacy group in the world and together, SCI’s Alaska Chapters lead the effort to preserve the freedom to hunt here in Alaska. Both SCI Alaska Chapter and SCI Kenai Chapter led the effort to sustain wolf management for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Both chapters helped form

the Sportsman’s Caucus in the state legislature and both chapters have a representative sitting on the Caucus Advisory Council. When you join SCI Alaska Chapter, you will become part of an elite fraternity of hunters. Hunters who care about wildlife and the future of hunting! SCI ADVOCACY: - "Putting Hunters First" http://www.aksafariclub.org/advocacy

First For Education: SCI AK Chapter strongly supports outdoor and conservation education from the Becoming an Outdoors-Woman program to youth shooting leagues. SCI has been at the forefront supporting Department of Fish and Game education programs, as well as programs like the American Wilderness Leadership School where classroom teachers learn the important conservation facets of hunting. http://www.aksafariclub.org/education

First For Wildlife: At the beginning of the last century, many wildlife species in America had been reduced to alarmingly low numbers. Sportsmen and women led by the day’s leading conservationists such as President Teddy Roosevelt, created the most successful conservation effort ever known. Fueled by dollars from hunters, several species came back from the brink and now flourish here in North America. SCI Alaska Chapter is proud to continue that heritage with its efforts supporting ADF&G wildlife and research projects like wild sheep research and the wood bison restoration project with the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center in Portage. http://www.aksafariclub.org/conservation

SCI’s Humanitarian Efforts: SCI Alaska Chapter is pleased to support America’s heroes. The Wounded Warriors on Safari is one example of our humanitarian efforts. Our Safari initiative has sent deserving veterans on hunting or fishing trips all over the world. http://www.aksafariclub.org/humanitarian

08/24/2026

SCI ALASKA CHAPTER STATE FAIR ONLINE DRAWING #2

08/24/2026

SCI Alaska Chapter State fair raffle Round number one 

08/23/2026

For generations, Alaska's hunters have relied on access to federal public lands to continue traditions, provide for their families, and pass on a way of life. Today, that access is being steadily reduced through Federal Subsistence Board game management unit closures. Over the years, millions of acres of public land have been closed, limiting hunting access and opportunity for thousands of Alaskans.

Every closure represents fewer opportunities to hunt with family, mentor the next generation, and experience Alaska's backcountry. As access continues to shrink, so does an important part of Alaska’s hunting heritage.

SCI AK believes wildlife management decisions should be transparent, based on sound science, and developed through meaningful public engagement. We will continue advocating for policies that protect Alaska's hunting heritage and ensure future generations have the same opportunities that many of us have enjoyed for decades.

Alaska's hunting heritage is worth protecting. So is access to the public lands that make it possible.

The countdown to hunting season is on. 📅 Every September represents more than a tradition. It's the excitement of introd...
08/21/2026

The countdown to hunting season is on. 📅

Every September represents more than a tradition. It's the excitement of introducing a son, daughter, grandchild, or friend to their first hunt and watching them experience Alaska the way generations before us have. These are the moments worth protecting.

That's why SCI AK fights year-round to defend hunting access, support science-based wildlife management, and preserve Alaska's hunting heritage, so the memories made on a first hunt can be passed down for generations to come.

Predators matter.Healthy ecosystems need predators. Wolves, bears, lynx, and other predators help keep wildlife populati...
08/19/2026

Predators matter.

Healthy ecosystems need predators. Wolves, bears, lynx, and other predators help keep wildlife populations balanced by removing sick and weak animals, preventing overgrazing, and influencing how prey use the landscape. Their presence can improve habitats for countless other species.

This is why science-based wildlife management is crucial. Healthy predator and prey populations are the foundation of conservation and the future of hunting.

Congratulations to our 2026 Ak Governors Chugach Dall Sheep hunt raffle winner Harmon Hall.He put in the work and was re...
08/19/2026

Congratulations to our 2026 Ak Governors Chugach Dall Sheep hunt raffle winner Harmon Hall.
He put in the work and was rewarded with a great old ram on the 4th day of the season.
Pictured below: Harmon Hall (right) and the Alaska Trophy Adventures crew from left, Mike Gray- lead guide, Archer Brown- packer and Evan Carlon- guide. Not one word of complaint from Harmon the whole trip. We hiked him all the way to the back of Thunder creek basin up Eagle River where he took this old ram with one shot on the 4th day of the season. 40 3/8 x 39 x 13. 11 years old.
The 2027 AK Governor’s All-Inclusive Chugach Dall Sheep Hunt Raffle is online and available for purchase: https://www.rafflebox.us/raffle/sciac-dall2027
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It’s Election Day, and polls are open for Alaska’s Primary Election. 🗳️Show up, cast your ballot, and make your voice he...
08/18/2026

It’s Election Day, and polls are open for Alaska’s Primary Election. 🗳️

Show up, cast your ballot, and make your voice heard on the issues that affect you, your family, and Alaska’s future.

Don’t know your polling place? Find it here: elections.alaska.gov/election-polls/

Only 21 Days left! 2026 New Mexico Governor’s Unit 34 & 36 ELK PERMIT & All-Inclusive Hunt Raffle. Get Tickets Here: htt...
08/17/2026

Only 21 Days left! 2026 New Mexico Governor’s Unit 34 & 36 ELK PERMIT & All-Inclusive Hunt Raffle. Get Tickets Here: https://www.rafflebox.us/raffle/sciacelknm

SCI Alaska Chapter is pleased to offer the 2026 New Mexico Governor’s Elk Hunt Permit for Unit’s 34 & 36, in the famous Sacramento Mountains, which is known to produce top quality bulls with the potential of taking a bull in the 350 to 400 class.
The winner of this raffle will receive 5 days of pre-scouting prior to your hunt, a 5-Day All-Inclusive Guided hunt in the season of your choice (outfitter recommendations provided in the description) and the Governor’s Unit’s 34 & 36 Elk Permit.

This amazing all-inclusive hunt package is valued at over $50,000 and includes everything you need to go on this hunt; we’ve even covered the full guide tip and a $2,000 expense check.
Tickets are $100 each. Only 800 tickets. Total Package valued at over $50,000.00

Drawing will be held live on SCI Alaska Chapter’s page on September 7th, 2026, at 2 PM AKDT or whenever all tickets are sold. Whichever comes first!

WINNER NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN!

Only TWO WEEKS left to submit your photos for the August photo contest. We want to see your photos that were worth the c...
08/17/2026

Only TWO WEEKS left to submit your photos for the August photo contest. We want to see your photos that were worth the climb!

To enter:
👉 Follow us on Facebook.
👍 Like this post and our pinned post.
📸 Share your photo in the comments of the pinned post by Aug. 31.

Help choose the winner by liking and commenting on your favorite photo and story behind it. The photo with the most likes and comments wins a SCI AK-branded backpack.

Every hunter has a story. Through Stories from the Field, we are sharing the experiences of hunters whose lives have bee...
08/15/2026

Every hunter has a story. Through Stories from the Field, we are sharing the experiences of hunters whose lives have been shaped by Alaska's wild places and public lands.

Born and raised in Nebraska, Troy Gilmore has worked as a hunting guide in Wyoming since 2005. Although he has spent years helping others pursue their hunting adventures, experiencing Alaska had always been a personal goal.

That dream became reality in August 2025 when a friend invited him on a caribou hunt after winning the SCI AK Governor's Tag raffle. After spending three days waiting out Alaska's unpredictable weather, they finally made it to camp. For Troy, simply arriving in the Alaska wilderness was unforgettable. It was everything he had imagined and more, from the rugged country to the unpredictable weather that makes every hunt an adventure. On Sept. 1, 2025, Troy harvested his bull, completing a hunt he had dreamed about for years.

The experience also reinforced his appreciation for public lands. Troy believes protecting access is essential so future generations can create the same memories with their families and friends that hunters enjoy today.

Hunting Voices celebrates the stories that connect us to Alaska's public lands and reminds us why protecting access matters for generations to come.

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Eagle River, AK
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