Introduction :

• Courtney Agnes is an American hunter, fisher, dog trainer, and reality TV personality from Tanana, Alaska.
• A trailblazing woman in her own right, Courtney is always ready for any challenge and keeps up well with her male peers in the wild.

Personal Life, Parents and Family Details :

• Courtney is the daughter of dog musher Pat Moore. Pat is best known for appearing on the show Yukon Men.
• Pat currently operates a kennel in Tanana, Alaska. Courtney and her brother, Thomas Moore, regularly help their father out with his business in addition to helping him care for their mother, Lorraine, who struggles with chronic arthritis.
• Courtney was raised mainly by her mother because her father was always working, but after suffering from an aneurysm, Lorraine needed a lot more care and attention from both her husband and children.
• Growing up in Alaska, Courtney was a bookworm who struggled with social interactions, especially during her teenage years.
• Years later, she is now married to a man named Archie, and together, they have two daughters named Frances and Carrie.
• Courtney’s husband, Archie, works in North Alaska for a major oil rig and spends several weeks away from his family. Courtney opened up in an interview about the challenges of being apart from her husband for so long, stating that they only spend about 12 days in a month together.
• Archie used to be a boat racer who competed in the Yukon 800, and he also raced snow machines.
• Courtney and Archie’s oldest daughter Frances (nicknamed “Cuppy” because she was round as a cupcake as a baby) is originally from Fairbanks, Alaska, but the couple adopted her in February 2014. It took over two years for her to officially move to Tanana. Cuppy is an African-American, and at the time of adoption, she was five years old.

Education : Qualifications, High School & College Info

• Courtney spent a few years at the Anchorage campus of the University of Alaska but soon decided university was not for her.

Career, Job, Salary and Net Worth :

• After leaving university, Courtney returned to her hometown of Tanana and began working as a dog trainer, hunter, fisher, and dog musher.
• She also took up beading and sewing, but that has remained more of a hobby because of her busy schedule.
• As a dog racer, Courtney has raced and toured with her dogs across the state and has competed in the Fur Rendezvous World Championship.
• She also gives motivational speeches and has spoken at schools in Anchorage.
• Because mushing dogs is quite costly and time-consuming, Courtney also spends time fishing, hunting, and helping her father run his kernel in order to earn extra income.
• In 2012, Courtney joined a group of fellow hunters, fishers, and dog mushers to appear on the Discovery Channel show Yukon Men.
• The show had other cast members like Stan Zuray, Charlie Wright and ran for five years before being canceled in 2016. Throughout its run, Yukon Men received a lot of criticism and even had petitions filed against it for alleged animal cruelty.

Interesting Facts, Height and Trivia :

• Courtney is of Native American origin and loves teaching her daughters about Native American music and culture.
• She has received a lot of criticism from viewers after being filmed shooting a moose.

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