"After seeing Tundra Tom's Slide presentation in February of 1999, I really wanted to go see the Tundra. It took me over 5 years to finally make it up to see him, and it was definitely worth the wait. I spent a week in late August up in Tundra Tom’s camp near the Thelon Wildlife Sanctuary, and it was beyond everything that I had heard about it and dreamed it would be."

"His slide presentation, although very spectacular, paled in comparison to the real thing. What a fantastic place and if you want a top-notch wildlife experience in a Northern-style safari tented camp, then this is the place to go. I really wish I had been able to stay two weeks, because the second week the people got to see a barren ground grizzly try to catch a caribou."

"The autumn changed the summer greens within a couple of days to vibrant gold, orange, and fire engine reds.  Every ten steps lead you to a patch of tundra that is completely different in color and makeup."

"It is the only place I have ever been where I experienced SILENCE. After dusk, nothing at all was to be heard. It was absolutely amazing."

"And if you ever want to see northern lights, Tom’s camp is a great place to give you a great opportunity!"

"Another highlight was coming face to face with a big old musk ox. A guide from Zimbabwe once told me "the best defense is a good offense, and the best offense is an ambush." Well, the musk ox didn’t even see me until he was right on top of me. My younger brother, Aaron, was on my right and my older brother, Alex, was just behind me."

Andy Kammer