On August 2, 2008 I met my twin sons Adam and Dan in Fairbanks, Alaska. I had driven 3200 miles from our home in east-central South Dakota. Dan, whose summer job was a civil engineering internship with the Indian Health Service, drove up from Anchorage. Adam flew in from Grand Forks, North Dakota where he was attending summer school at the University of North Dakota in their commercial aviation program. We purchased supplies and drove up the Dalton Highway (locally known as the "Haul Road") 500 miles to Deadhorse, Alaska. From there we hired an air taxi to fly us out to the base of the Brooks Range where we hunted Caribou for 4 days walking over 33 miles hunting and packing caribou back to our camp. Below is a picture log of that adventure.

Dalton Highway

START!	Primary traffic are semis servicing the Prudhoe Bay Oil fields
Scenary from Fairbanks to the Yukon River crossing	Scenary from Fairbanks to the Yukon River crossing
Yukon River Crossing	Lunch time, services are very limited along the Haul Road
Crossing the Arctic Circle, 10pm	Alaska pipeline
Coldfoot, first place you can get fuel and food	Restaurant at Coldfoot
Hotel entrance at Coldfoot	Hotel at Coldfoot
Scenary from Coldfoot to Atigan Pass	Scenary from Coldfoot to Atigan Pass
Scenary from Coldfoot to Atigan Pass	Climbing to Atigan Pass
Atigan Pass, August 3	Atigan Pass, pipelinie is buried just off the road
Scenary, Atigan Pass to the North Slope	Scenary, North Slope
Just outside Deadhorse	END!

Caribou Hunting

	Repacking for Air Taxi Flight out
Alaska Time? Waiting	North Slope scenary on the way to our camp
Drop off point, River Bar	We learnt what tundra is!
The ridges traveled easier	Big Country
Jim's Bull, number 1	Adam and Dan's Bull, number 2
Getting ready to load up and start back to camp	Packing back to camp, Dan thinks he's an alien
Adam with a load of Caribou headed back to camp	Dan packing a load back to camp
Adam and Dan's Caribou, number 3	Camp
What a looker?	Ice fields on the river close to camp
	Our tent is middle right next to the white strip in the river drainage
Morning view from our camp	Twelve o'clock at night
Grizzly burried the first days caribou carcass	Late evening scavenger
Moving to new Air Taxi pickup point	Last load to new Air Taxi pickup point
Flying out, downstream from our camp