
BILLY MOLLS: FILMMAKER, SPEAKER, AUTHOR, GUIDE
About Billy Molls
Billy’s other notable accomplishments include:
• 25 years Alaska big game hunting guide/packer for brown bear, grizzly bear, Dall sheep, caribou, moose, wolf, and wolverine
• 7 years hunting guide in Idaho/Colorado for bighorn sheep, elk, and mule deer
• 12 years whitetail deer guide/outfitter in Wisconsin
• 22 years as a renowned public speaker/storyteller (wild game dinners, blue-collar corporate events, Christian outreach, conservation organizations)
• Author of “Alaska and Me”
• 20 years as an award-winning film producer of the Modern Day Mountain Man film series
• Has produced 40 full-length Modern Day Mountain Man films
• Guided more than 400 successful big game hunts
• Hunted 4 continents
• 12 years as a worldwide hunting consultant, specializing in remote adventures
• Founder of Trust The Guide ministry
• Leads “Billy Molls Hosted Adventures” around the world.
Links To Billy Molls YouTube Channels
Billy Molls Channel: CLICK HERE
Modern Day Mountain Man Channel: CLICK HERE
The History
One day while skinning a beaver pelt, Billy’s grandpa said to him, “If you want adventure Alaska’s the place you need to go; there’s places man’s never been, and animals that’ve never seen a human.”
From that moment, Billy knew he needed to experience the Alaskan wilderness for himself. His goal was to become an Alaska hunting guide.
A Guiding Career Begins
His first job in the hunting industry was as a packer/wrangler in the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness in Idaho. Billy loved the experience, but Alaska was still calling.
The following winter he emailed, called, and sent hand-written letters to every Alaska hunting outfitter he could find. He told his future boss, “I’m willing to do whatever it takes to become an Alaska hunting guide. Just give me a chance. If I’m not worth it, you don’t have to pay me.”
Billy’s first job in Alaska was as a packer on Kodiak Island for brown bear. He went on to guide salmon fishermen that summer on the Mulchatna River, and later went on to pack for moose, caribou, and brown bear on the Nushagak River that fall.
Nearly 30 years later—Billy has guided hundreds of clients across some of the most remote regions of Alaska for brown bear, grizzly bear, moose, Dall sheep, caribou, and wolf. Since the beginning, Billy has filmed his Alaskan adventures to share with his grandfather back in Wisconsin.
Modern Day Mountain Man Begins
Though his grandpa has since passed, to this day Billy maintains, “I produce my films as though I was sharing them with my grandpa. My goal is to show the viewer who’s never hunted in Alaska what it’s truly like, and bring back the memories and emotions of those who have hunted there.”




