(gusting winds)
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CHIP: Here’s me and Agnes here at the cabin.
We’ve got some caribou not too far away.
I’m thinking of going, looking for caribou.
I’m gonna sight that sucker in and make sure that, uh,
it’s hitting where I want it to hit.
(gunshot)
A little low.
(gunshot)
I guess I hit it.
I think I’ll do well on caribou.
(theme music playing).
CHIP: We got to locate ’em.
We’re not sure where they are, but, um,
it takes some driving,
and we’ll come across a fresh trail,
and we’ll come across the caribou themselves.
We’re getting out of dark winter right now.
We’re getting back more towards more daylight.
I think right now, we have about eight or nine hours of daylight.
And we can see to hunt and travel and go places.
(bleep).
AGNES: We keep losing the sled!
CHIP: I have a broken pin.
All this driving, works the, um, the pin out.
That’s what happened.
AGNES: So we have to probably go back home because of the weather
and the pivots pin, huh?
CHIP: We’ll head in that direction.
AGNES: Yeah.
Wow.
CHIP: That, that’ll do it. AGNES: We might just be in luck.
Boy, the wind really pick up, eh?
CHIP: Yeah, the wind really is picking up.
It might be an idea to call this our turning point.
AGNES: Yeah.
CHIP: When you’ve got snow blinding you and
you can’t see anything and you’re getting all wet,
and there’s no willows to burn and no trees for firewood,
you’ve got to break off and go home.
SUE: Life is that thing that happens exactly how
it’s supposed to, and seldom how you think it will.
SUE: Today, what I want to start doing is looking at
some fuel tanks that I had brought over land.
They are large, double-walled,
4,000 gallon tanks.
There’s one in particular that’s like right across my pad,
and it’s causing me a big problem.
Planes cannot get to the fuel tank.
When these tanks were delivered,
the delivery company only delivers.
They don’t get it where you need it.
They don’t polish it up, hook it up.
They just drop it where they can and get the heck out.
So I got these last summer, way out on one of the islands.
Barged it to Deadhorse, waited till winter,
had ’em delivered, but they’re not where they need to be.
They’re on my pad.
If the wind comes from the north,
it creates a drift that goes all the way across and
people can’t get to my fuel depot.
It’s already prevented somebody from getting fuel once.
If I had something big to lift it with,
there you go.
I don’t.
The 9-66, sitting over there on blocks is down.
Fixing it outside would be almost a physical impossibility.
I need to think outside the box on how can I move this.
My bobcat is running.
This really is heavier than it’s rated for.
So how do I overcome the weight of the item in order to move it?
I may be able to just lap on to where this ladder is,
and attach my sleds that I use for hunting.
And if I can reduce that friction enough,
that’s a hella short distance.
So I’m gonna have to move that snow, move this snow.
If I can get it to go towards the other tank,
it gets it away from this pad.
My blizzard season is just really cranking.
70s, 80s to 100 below is gonna wrap up towards the end
of this month, but then I get the deep snow.
The stuff that you get ten, 20-foot overnight that builds up.
If I don’t get it moved and we get the 45-mile-an-hour in snow,
it’s gonna be disastrous for me.
There’s nothing I can do.
Weather rules out here.
It always has, it always will.
And if I want my only piece of equipment to be there
to help me, I’ve got to listen to it.
It’s creaking and groaning,
and quite frankly, so am I.
So, I’m gonna give it a little bit of a break and
then hit it again.
RICKO: You can’t be tougher than Mother Nature.
Know that right off.
Mother Nature can’t be beat.
She’s powerful.
RICKO: These are my wolverine boxes.
I have a few here, and I also have some more just sitting out
there on the trees ready to go.
I gotta get these marten boxes loaded, too.
First thing I’m gonna do is wire up these boxes,
get them ready.
It takes a little while to prep these,
but it’s better to do it here than getting out there and
doing all this work on the side of the trail.
It’s the coldest time of the year right now.
It was 55 below when I woke up this morning.
The sun is coming back around though.
So the sun has a little bit of power.
So, I wake up at 55 below, the sun comes up later,
and for a few hours I get, like, 35 below and that’s where I get
my break to get out, put in some sets.
35 below sounds cold to most people,
but for me that’s my break today.
Okay, I have some bait here.
This is, like, rotten fish from last fall.
Very strong.
I don’t even think my dog will eat it.
Ah, you’re nasty.
Here, take this one.
For marten and wolverine bait,
I have some old fish from last fall that’s kind of rotten.
That usually drives in animals when they smell that rotten food.
That’s what wolverine like.
They like to smell something that might be buried under
the snow and a little bit spoiled and
that’s their favorite food.
And also they like bones.
There’s rump bones from a moose I got last fall.
The bone is not much to it on the rump bone,
so we use that for trapping bait.
Big part of trapping for me is prepping.
I’m not messing around out there.
I just make my sets happen as fast as possible and keep moving
because we only have about five hours of sunlight.
Plus, I think handling the bigger traps like these
330 conibears are dangerous.
And when you’re out there doing too much and getting too tired,
and not enjoying yourself and moving quick,
then it’s easy to make mistakes and get your arm caught up in it.
I just need the trap for it.
So these are ready to go.
But they’re not set yet.
The safeties are hung on them.
Until those safeties are off, they’re safe to handle.
Throw it in this box.
This box is ready to go.
I could travel out here in 55 below,
but it’s very dangerous.
If any mistakes are made or if I get hurt, that’s, uh,
freeze-to-death weather right there, so.
I want to get out there and get sunlight.
I’m gonna get dressed in all my warm travel gear,
and start traveling and looking for place to set.
JESSIE: I love going out in the country and traveling.
That’s what I moved out here to do.
JESSIE: Well the weather just changed.
It was 20 below yesterday and
it was warm and snowing this morning.
It’s gonna provide a good opportunity to get out of
my camp, 60 miles to the east of here.
There’s just been so much snow this winter.
I don’t even know what it’s gonna look like there.
I need to go and get it all back in working order.
I got a snow shovel.
I got my shotguns.
I know this is, this is the same area that I like to go hunt ptarmigan in, so,
hopefully I’m gonna get two birds with one stone literally.
Got about two more weeks of the season to hunt ptarmigan.
I haven’t been out ptarmigan hunting yet.
So, whether I get some along the way or I go fix my camp up and
go out and hunt, you know I’m hoping to come back with some ptarmigan.
The snow is deep out here.
That Mile Post 64 sign right there along the Denali highway,
that’s about an eight-foot sign.
So it’s already about under six feet of snow.
See what the conditions are like out here.
We’ve gotten so much snow in the last few months.
It looks like it’s gotten really hard-packed from the wind and
you can just walk right up on anything.
That’s awesome.
That’s gonna make for some good hunting.
Right here is pretty much up to my head deep to the ground,
and here I am walking on it.
Pretty phenomenal.
I can pretty much walk anywhere out here, it’s amazing.
Ooh, there it goes.
Yup, that’s the power of the wind.
You know, there’s just been so many layers of snow.
We got 64 inches of snow in December and just hammered by
days and days of wind.
Blown it all over the place.
The weather’s, uh, pretty snotty.
You know, it’s whiteout conditions,
it’s snowing and it’s really foggy and it’s just like,
no trees, no contour, no definition to the trail.
You don’t know where you’re at.
Definitely challenging riding conditions.
I got to slow down, because the light is so flat,
I can’t see the definition of where the trail is.
Could drive right off the road, right into 12 feet drift,
off a cliff.
It’s like being on the moon when you’re out here.
Oh, no way!
There they are, there they are.
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JESSIE: Too far of a shot.
I had seen a group of ptarmigan,
and tried to get back here on the machine.
Got the machine stuck and walking up to my waist here and.
Figured I’d take this shot, but I wasn’t close enough,
so I missed.
And now they’re gone, but one thing is,
it’s good to see some ptarmigan out here.
You know?
Hopefully, I run into some more.
All right, now I got to get my machine unstuck.
I knew it was kind of risky going off the road,
but I wanted to get those ptarmigan.
Some deep snow to be riding in right here.
Machine weighs about 790 pounds, so.
I weigh about 150.
Once it starts going sideways, pretty hard to keep it upright.
Especially, when you’ve got the adrenaline pumping,
trying to, you know, catch something.
Having that confidence that I have,
you know, that I can get these machines unstuck in any situation,
is really important because you don’t want to be out here
in this country if you can’t do that.
You don’t want to get stuck out here.
That’s why I don’t ever get stuck because I have
a mentality that I can’t be stuck.
I just have to get out, you know?
Stuck is it’s gonna stay there.
(bleep).
Okay.
Man, this thing’s, hopefully I can get it back.
(bleep) man.
I ain’t leaving this machine anywhere.
I came in here on this machine.
I’m getting out of here on this machine,
’cause I ain’t walking 60 miles.
JESSIE: It’s trying to.
Gives me hope that I’m seeing some ptarmigan.
Hopefully, I run in some more.
RICKO: You’ve got to know how to dress out here.
If you’re not dressed right out here,
you ain’t gonna make it.
It’s real life and death out here.
It ain’t no (bleep).
You make one mistake and game over.
RICKO: Today, I want to get some wolverine sets in.
And also some marten sets.
It’s cold, dark winter right now and this is when the fur has to
be primed as possible to keep that animal warm.
So that’s when we harvest these animals.
I like to get to the end of my trap line, turn around,
and start dropping sets at the spots I notice the most activity
as far as like marten tracks and wolverine tracks.
Whoa.
Marten tracks there.
I‘m in the high country.
A lot of things go to the high country like this
when it‘s cold winter.
Spruce chicken, rabbit, moose, we get a lot more action up here
with animals because it‘s so cold down low.
All the air settles and you have this temperature inversion when
you come up high right here.
It‘s 20 to 30 degrees warmer.
I can feel it already.
I‘m starting to sweat.
Let me get out of this gear before I get hot.
It‘s so easy to put them in once you have them prepped and
makes it more enjoyable when you‘re out here.
When I get out here, I‘m able to knock them out quicker so
I end up putting in more sets than if I had to like fiddle
with each one too much.
That‘s the beauty of having everything ready.
This box is going on the tree here.
Having it under a canopy like this is real nice because
it keeps the snow from building up
and burying the trap.
You might get two foot of snow, but under a canopy like this
your trap will still be working.
Wolverine, their Athabaskan name is Doyonh,
which means chief or little boss.
Wolverine, they scavenge a lot and they take food
from other animals.
These springs are loaded, but they‘re not set,
so now I‘m gonna set them.
And to do that I got to straighten these out.
I actually lost a wolverine before because these
weren‘t straight and they went up and...
And it kinda gave it a little gap that the wolverine was able
to slide out of.
I trapped out here growing up.
The first animal I ever caught was my own hand in a trap.
Getting caught in a marten trap is one thing.
You get hit with a wolverine trap,
that‘s another story.
I don‘t want to bust my bones in one of those traps.
Okay and this is gonna go in right here.
I don‘t want that thing snapping on me.
Even with the safeties on.
Okay, safeties come off.
Drop this one, drop this one and it‘s good to go.
I want to put up the marten trap now.
I like to trap marten kind of the same area,
because what‘ll happen is marten will come in and take
the wolverine bait and they‘re too small to get caught in the traps,
so I‘ve got to put the marten traps next to
the wolverine traps.
Either one I‘m happy with.
The marten is good fur and also wolverine‘s a big deal out here.
I want to just set this up so the marten comes running along,
and having it at an angle like this makes a perfect spot.
Good old power tools, something I didn‘t have when
I was growing up.
Trapping is a little piece of my culture.
I feel like I have to keep the heartbeat going.
And that‘s part of who I am and it‘s a proven way
of survival out here and
if we let it go, it‘s erasing literally hundreds and
hundreds of years of knowledge.
Got these two traps put in.
I‘m gonna keep moving my way back towards the cabin.
I‘m just gonna drop sets along the way, and, uh,
hopefully come away with some fur.
Wolverine‘s really important to our people.
I want to do everything right.
Hopefully have luck.
Come out in a few days, there‘s something in them.
(gusting winds)
I know my people have survived thousands of years out
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It‘s only right that I continue to carry that torch of survival.
I got to stay in the game and doing all that work and
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Takes a lot of knowledge and a lot of patience to survive
in these woods.
I see some fresh marten tracks right here.
A lot of marten sign.
Hopefully have some luck.
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RICKO: Something happened here.
I got a marten and he, maybe
took my bait, whatever he did.
There’s fresh blood on this.
I don’t know what happened here.
I see a lot of fox tracks though,
and my guess is a marten got in and
then a fox came and ate him.
This is where the marten came in.
And it snowed a little bit on top of,
on top of the tracks.
So the marten came in, got caught.
And then this fox just came in.
You can see where he came running up.
He was probably all excited and
found himself a free meal.
He ate up the marten, ate up all the baits.
Took a dump.
Then he took off, so that sucks.
If I see this fox, me and him got a little personal beef now.
I’ll try for him later.
I’ll come back and set these traps and hopefully get,
get a fox in the end.
But I got to keep moving.
I got more traps to check, so.
Whenever I hunt or trap, I never expect to get anything.
I never think like, "Oh I’m gonna get a wolverine or
I’m gonna get a marten or when I get one I’m gonna do this."
That’s very Hutllaanee in our culture.
And Hutllaanee is bad luck or bad juju.
Oh, fresh wolverine tracks right here.
Pretty much heading straight towards my traps.
Got one.
Anaa basee, Denaauuto’.
Anaa basee, Doyonh.
What it means is, thank you to the creator for what you gifted me.
Big chief animal came to me.
It’s a real good day today.
Oh. Nice one.
It’s got that orange underneath the jaw right here.
Beautiful animal.
Long guard hair on it as you can see.
That’s what’s on the inside of my ruff right here.
This is Doyonh fur.
Just gonna load up my toboggan.
Tie it down and head back to the cabin.
SUE: I love to help people.
That’s what I do.
I just don’t want to live near you.
(gusting winds)
SUE: What I want to do, I’m, I brought out a bunch of stuff.
And I’m gonna move my tools out of the bobcat.
And then I’m gonna put the bobcat back to bed.
There’s no point in leaving the bobcat out here just to
get cold, and not want to start.
This is the oxy-acetylene tank.
A lot of money and a lot of weight sitting here.
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the ice, and the ground.
This is a marriage of inconvenience.
I need the divorce.
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I do want to put a hole here, which will take the brunt of
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It may take a few tries, but I should be able to move it.
The weather, it’s definitely not the worst I get thrown,
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CHIP: You can live entirely on caribou,
but caribou can live without you.
CHIP: I’m very selective about what I want,
and how I’m gonna get it.
So, while it’s just spectacular out here,
and the visibility is great and the snow conditions are right,
it’s a good time to go out and go caribou hunting.
AGENS: Wow! CHIP: Right on.
AGNES: Fresh tracks.
CHIP: These are just not even a couple of hours old,
´cause I got no snow blown in them.
Calf, calf, cow, cow, bull.
There‘s a cow, there‘s a calf.
Those two walked off that way.
AGNES: From today?
CHIP: It‘s gonna be mostly cows and calves, yeah.
There‘s a couple of bulls in the, in the mix though.
Tracks came from caribou that came from that way.
The tracks are going to the caribou that are over that way.
Let‘s go catch up to the animals making these and make some meat.
AGNES: Yup.
CHIP: We‘re riding on a snow machine.
It‘s called positioning caribou.
There will be a line of them.
We drive up next to them and we stop.
And that line will go by us and they‘ll usually curve.
And I have a broad side shot,
and I can put one in their chest.
Look, there they go!
AGNES: Whoa!
There‘s one running.
One up there!
CHIP: There‘s a lot more over there.
AGNES: Woo!
(gunshots)
CHIP: Got one.
AGNES: There! They‘re turning.
CHIP: Okay, that one’s going down.
AGNES: Wait, that one too!
CHIP: We gotta stop.
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(gunshots)
AGNES: Yup.
CHIP: We got two of them wounded.
That one’s going down.
It’s gonna die.
It’s down.
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AGNES: That was a good shot.
CHIP: Yeah. AGNES: Pretty far.
CHIP: Well, there’s a bullet hole went through here.
AGNES: Yup.
CHIP: And I guess I hit him twice, I guess.
AGNES: We’ll be able to eat for couple weeks,
the both of us.
Good choice pieces.
Everything we do out here is mostly for food.
No fences.
There’s no farms out here.
It’s all wild.
All the animals out here, you have to actually chase
them down and catch them.
CHIP: Oh, dandy!
AGNES: Get it right there, it’ll be free.
CHIP: There’s a white piece on a caribou’s belly that they use
for making the side of a parka and it makes, uh,
what they call a gore.
And when I see that, I don’t want to get blood on it, it’s white.
So, I peeled that off first and I saved it for my daughter.
Up.
AGNES: Go. Boy, I get stuck.
CHIP: It sure is.
AGNES: We chose a good day for a hunt, eh?
CHIP: Fat animal. AGNES: Yeah.
I’m glad I followed you.
CHIP: I’m glad you followed me too.
This is fun to do together.
AGNES: Yeah.
JESSIE: This is my prime time.
I love getting out on adventure in the winter time
and this is what I live for.
JESSIE: Heading out to my camp and I just can’t see anything.
There’s just such a low light here, flat light,
no shadows, no depth of field.
I can’t really see anything as far as the highway goes.
I’m just trying to stay right in the middle.
Just ran into a group of ’em, got stuck was trying to get up
close enough to the waist deep snow but that didn’t work out,
I got hasty, took a shot too early.
Got me also thinking that, that whole time I was riding and
looking that I might’ve went by hundreds of ’em.
Just saw some ptarmigan right in that bush there.
(gunshot)
Got one.
I got one but there’s more.
I’m gonna grab it and try to cut them back off.
I got two!
Two with one shot, yes!
I only got one shot off but I got two birds with one shot,
I lined them up and, uh,
that’s got me feeling optimistic.
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and see if I can’t surprise them.
That really made me feel a lot better after earlier today,
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It’s pretty hard with how deep the snow is right now,
to get right up on the birds.
So these guys just flew around the bend,
I’m gonna cruise right over here and
see if I can’t run back into ’em.
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JESSIE: Got ’em.
Gonna try to get as many as I can.
You don’t turn down a resource.
I have to travel far and work hard for everything I get out here,
so I’m gonna maximize my time and keep trying to work
this flock as long as I can.
Oh, this is a little bit more productive than walking.
I’m trying to spread my weight out and stay up on the crust.
It‘s pretty deep out here.
All right, that makes three right there.
Off to a good start but, you know,
that’s one of the reasons I have that trailer out there and
it’s important to get that camp back up and running like I do.
When you work this hard to get something,
you wanna have somewhere to go back to and warm up,
and cook up.
Okay, I got a few ptarmigan here,
before I keep hunting, I’m gonna go ahead and process these and
clean these and take care of what I got,
like to keep everything as fresh as possible.
This is one thing I look forward to every year,
coming out ptarmigan hunting.
Ah, look at all that willow they were eating right there,
that’s amazing.
Oh man, I cannot wait to cook this up.
Just such a good, dark meat bird.
I love that about coming out in this country.
I just bring a frying pan, some butter and some salt and
some spices and it’s fun to get out and travel.
Okay, I’m off to a good start,
two with one shot, and then another one.
That flock is still around here,
I’m gonna keep trying to work that flock.
RICKO: Trapping, it’s a learning process and
it teaches you a lot about life.
RICKO: Start with the paws, the cool thing about wolverine
is they’re shaped just like humans.
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I wanna leave the claws on the skin,
’cause it looks cool on the ruffs.
I haven’t done a wolverine in over a year,
so bear with me, I’m gonna be a little slow.
Yes. Beautiful.
Go all the way around.
We don’t eat these animals,
they’re predators, all they eat is meat,
all we do is we take the fur.
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Beautiful.
One of the most prized furs out here, Doyonh.
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I skinned the wolverine and now it’s time to put that
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It has its very own exclusive way that it wants to
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SUE: I don’t like giving up, I think that’s fairly apparent.
If it makes a difference you go the extra mile.
SUE: I’ve got a pipe wrench, screw driver, and a mallet,
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This is one of them, and it’s
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trailer after trailer together,
but this braided steel cable is super, super strong,
and I just use them all hooked up,
so I know where they’re at.
And this is the easiest one to get to.
Wow, I didn’t even need, I didn’t even need all
the other pipe wrench and everything.
The holes that I blew into the metal, very similar to
what you’re gonna see here,
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So that, uh, we maintain the integrity and
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Connect this and, uh,
give it a whirl.
I’m ready to get this moving day going.
The weight of that tank, it’s two and a half,
three times the rating that the bobcat should pull.
If the bobcat goes down, I’m done for the rest of the winter.
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it’s moving day, let’s hope that Susie’s economics worked
and it’s gonna move.
No, come on.
I don’t wanna stop, I don’t wanna get stuck,
I just want it to move.
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SUE: Back to square one.
This is the bracket that I haul things with.
So I gotta weld that, something back on the bobcat.
Am I frustrated?
Yeah.
It didn’t go the whole distance, but, uh,
it gave me enough incentive to go see what I can come up
with and come at it again.
I’ve got one more try left in me.
I’m gonna push it.
If it doesn’t work, that big F word, failure,
comes up.
I can’t see where I’m going, but you (bleep) are going.
Please don’t, don’t hit anything,
don’t blow up.
Susie won, didn’t she (bleep)!
Whoo!
And that’s how we rock it Kavik style.
Oh.
Yes!
Thank you little bobcat, something as simple as push me,
not pull you and we got it.
I have the freedom to move all of this build up away and
I’ve got the whole pad free.
C46, come on in.
You need some fuel?
Bam, I’m your gal, booya, the ice queen reigns.
JESSIE: This is incredibly tough country
and it molds you and shapes you and
it makes you be prepared.
JESSIE: Okay, I think I seen a flock of birds fly over
this hill here.
Let’s see if I can’t get up there, see ’em.
I know I’m gonna have to work to get up there
so get the parka off.
Me, once I start something I just can’t stop,
you know, my priority’s getting to the trailer and
getting it cleaned up but I’m never gonna turn down
a good source of food along the way.
This may or may not be worth it but
there’s only one way to find out.
There’s a bunch of ’em.
(gunshot)
Got him, (bleep) yeah.
It’s a long shot.
(gunshot)
Got him.
I gotta go out there and get all these birds now.
That’s pretty exciting.
Okay. I got these.
I’m pretty sweated up now.
I’m pretty wet and I’m pretty excited to be able to
have my refuge right down there in crazy notch.
You know, I got plenty of food now,
I can get there and get a fire going.
Whoa, man.
That is drifted in right there.
It’s amazing what the wind does out here,
there is just so much snow.
Dig myself out a tunnel into my door.
Getting all these birds and running around in this chest deep snow,
chasing ’em you get pretty soaking wet and
so it’s a really good thing I got this camp out here.
Okay.
I got my door dug out, next step I gotta get my stove pipe
cleaned out up there, then I can get a fire going.
Luckily, I have this big, giant drift to get up there.
Got a lot of memories with this red trailer.
It’s a lot of training with the dogs out of it.
It’s just kind of like a nice, little home on wheels.
I think this is gonna be its forever home.
(ice shattering)
Oh, wow.
That’s a huge relief to get this roof all cleared off.
That was a lot of weight on this,
I’m gonna go get a fire going.
Get these birds processed and get some food in my body and
get my frozen clothes dried out.
Got my trailer and my camp into working order.
Ended up hunting all day coming here.
Now I got the job done.
I got camp ready and now I can just enjoy the warmth,
dry out and, uh, you know, really enjoy a good meal,
it’s pretty exciting.
Yeah, that’s good.
This is pretty deluxe camping.
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