ABG - Classic Snowshoes

A must for any home that needs a special touch of "moosage."

Here are two examples of families with Mom and Dad and the "kids." We can add/subtract mooses as required to match your family.

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A majestic bull moose watches over his turf.

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On a quiet winter night, you can sometimes hear the sounds of the Aurora as you watch in wonder.

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Imagine hiking through a field of beautiful fireweed, look over your shoulder to see someone sharing the view with you.

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Alaska Makes Me Happy. A bull moose keeps a watchful eye on a nearby bear, with Denali in the background.

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There is nothing quite so intimidating as facing a fullgrown bull moose out in the bush. The word "moose" is from the Algonquin Indians, meaning "twig-eater."

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The vast wilderness of Alaska often reminds you of your place in the universe. You are clearly not at the top of the food chain here.

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A gathering of a moose clan in the beauty of an Alaskan summer!

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A gathering of moose clan under the Aurora Borealis in the beauty of an Alaskan winter.

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The only thing better than fishing, is fishing with your best friend.

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A truly beautiful sight in the Alaska Bush... just don't get between them.

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A black bear checks out the aurora one last time before settling down for the long winter hibernation.

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The Alaska brown bear, or Grizzly, is often seen "sharing" favorite fishing holes during the salmon runs. Well OK, actually, he tends to get the fishing spot he wants.

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Fishing in Alaska dominates summer...there are fish everywhere. Features two salmon chasing an actual salmon fly mounted on the glass.

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Every fisherman's dream...a salmon traffic jam on the river.

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Vast herds of caribou still still wander the Alaskan wilderness. This one takes a break from wandering in a field of Arctic Lupine.

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Often heard, seldom seen. Once hunted to near extinction, the wolf is making a comeback to the Alaskan eco-system and our way of life.

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Once almost extinct, the bald eagle thrives in the Alaskan wilderness.

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The ubiquitous raven, crafty, boisterous, clever. The Arctic Beagle of birds, according to our beagles.

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There's just something that about a full moon that makes us stop and look and wonder... and sometimes sing.

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A dedicated hunter, often seen humoring the local squirrel population. Able to amazingly leap tall tree stumps in the hot pursuit of a Scooby Snack! They tend to slow down as the snow pack starts getting deeper than 16 inches.

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Often the first sign of re-birth after a forest fire, the fireweed is also the harbinger of the coming winter's snow. When the blooming flower petals reach the top of the stem, you can bet the first snow is 6 weeks away.

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The State Flower of Alaska. The perfect reminder to send to the folks you love...who live "way down there" in the Lower 48.

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When the Iris blooms, you can safely put away the snow-machines and parkas. Summer is definitely here.

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Denali, the Great One, sometimes referred to as Mt McKinley. The Great One tends to be quite reclusive. If you're lucky enough, you'll visit on one of the few days with weather nice enough to enjoy her splendor.

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Inspired by the landscape as you drive south on the Parks Highway from the Denali National Park to the village of Cantwell. Imagine sitting down, taking a break along the Nenana River as you look through a field of irises to the distant mountain peaks...

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Sitting in a meadow of fireweed enjoying the view.

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A "185" climbs out of a remote gravel bar landing strip in Alaska'a backcountry.

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A classic Stinson cruises over the vastness of the glacial river below.

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If you've ever been on a fly-in fishing adventure to one of Alaska's many remote fishin' holes, this is a beautiful sight at the end of a hard day of reeling in pike.

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Snowmachining, as Alaskans call it, is freedom to explore Alaska's vast backcountry wilderness

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This design features an avid skijoring enthusiast with her favorite dogs. We can tailor the design to your specific gear and dogs.

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