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Hunters of the Northern Forest

March 16, 2019 by Jeremiah Wood Leave a Comment

Hunting cultures are fascinating. The tools, techniques and survival skills developed to adapt and survive in harsh environments over time can teach valuable lessons to society. What if we didn’t have the benefit of cell phones, snowmachines and power boats? What if we needed to kill or gather everything we ate? Would we be able to? Where would we find the knowledge to do so … [Read more...] about Hunters of the Northern Forest

Carry On – Stan Zuray

February 5, 2019 by Jeremiah Wood 1 Comment

Most outdoors folk are attracted to wilderness. It gives us a feeling of freedom, an escape from the civilized life we’re forced to live, at least for a while. But for some, the attraction is so strong that only a true wilderness lifestyle will do. Such people find themselves in the wilds of northern Canada and Alaska, living out lives that others can’t help but envy. Stan … [Read more...] about Carry On – Stan Zuray

Swallowed by the Great Land – Seth Kantner

January 29, 2019 by Jeremiah Wood Leave a Comment

A while back, a reader introduced me to “Shopping for Porcupine”, a collection of stories written by Seth Kantner about growing up in Arctic Alaska. Kantner’s college educated parents moved from the Lower 48 to build a home out on the tundra of western Alaska, and raised Seth and his brother in a sod igloo many miles from the nearest civilization. The book tells stories of a … [Read more...] about Swallowed by the Great Land – Seth Kantner

Shopping for Porcupine

January 8, 2019 by Jeremiah Wood 1 Comment

Seth Kantner is as Alaska as it gets. Born and raised in a sod igloo on the tundra of northwest Alaska, harsh weather and isolation was the norm, and hunting, fishing and trapping were necessary means for survival. Seth’s dad, Howard, moved to Alaska from Ohio as a young man in search of adventure. School didn’t pan out, and several odd jobs weren’t satisfying. But after … [Read more...] about Shopping for Porcupine

Arctic Bush Pilot – Andy Anderson

April 12, 2018 by Jeremiah Wood 3 Comments

Arctic bush pilots have one of the coolest jobs. No office has better views, and every day is an adventure. They battle the elements in some of the world’s most challenging climates, with extreme temperatures and unpredictable weather patterns. They also provide a critical service, connecting remote villages with the outside world and with each other. Such a challenging and … [Read more...] about Arctic Bush Pilot – Andy Anderson

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