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Alaskan Built (Full Episode) | Life Below Zero: Next Generation

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[danthedewman]

I lived in Alaska for 41 years . These shows always make me laugh, they try to make it a drama living there..

[timsmith]

Thank you to all the hard working field, photography, production, etc, workers from @National Geographic who bring this experience to us common people for free!! Good luck to all in your endeavors.

[ZERO-CHEATS-GAMING]

If your reading this HAVE A GREAT DAY AND STAY BLESSED MY FRIEND 🙏

[carolynandthecats]

You cut from the bottom on an elevated log! I knew this at 10 years old!

[weathergeek]

Thanks to Nat Geo and all the people on these shows. I found them during covid and they helped me through a very difficult time in my life.

[michaelsadventures]

Greetings from somewhere close to Fort Knox, Kentucky U.S.A.

[teddygunzbarno]

U mean u take the vehicles to the junk yard for money let's not kid our selves lol

[im_agine]

Jessi Morse is a a pioneer for 3 months in the wilderness and she is a drama queen in her $500K house in Fairbanks for the other 9 months.

[entranceambujofficial]

hallow from India so nice and beautyfull

[twinflowerfioretta]

Fantastic, Ty ! this serie is outstanding and stunning, why people are going out of the comfort zone, their stories behind are interesting. Their living and surviving skills are on a great level, and i appreciate all of them, good people ! 👍✌💤

[whatyouseenow]

You gotta respect these people for not taking the easy way of life that most of us do. Not that a traditional way of life doesn't come with its own challenges, but you get the point Im trying to make!

[rogercampbell]

Scrapping that 71 club cab ford f150 is a crime hoss in my opinion

[brianshields]

The first rule of any logging is have your tools you need with you and use them in this case a wedge nothing fancy just a wooden one would do and if placed in the top of the cut you could save a chain and even the bar

[cornell]

Knowledge is power freedom is a strength mother nature is our family ✨

[andrewwalsh]

You should be able to find peace and quite in the city if you want to, I was homeless in Boston for ten years, and if I looked, I found

[HasansWanderings]

I am very excited to go and live here.

I really want to know about the nature here and get an idea about the diversity of people's living and life.

In Next Generation I am the one who stands on one leg to go here.

[tigerbiterhater]

As a member of Dog for Sleds. Those Huskies needs a raise, paid vacay and health insurance.

[vikikat]

Alaska the last frontier is the best show

[CMAenergy]

Very interesting, and am glad you are partners that want the same thing
But if you read this
I would like to make a suggestion for you to think about
May save your life when out wth the dogs

That sled, think of how you can make a simple set up so if you fall off or come lose of the sled,
You have an automatic drag brake that deploys easy, that you can control with your hands,
Posibly a bar that goes across the handle you have so either and both hand are on it
And when both hands come off the sled handle
This bar a very light one drops and drags or releases a drag brake into the snow
Not sure if that would be something to think about
Or something that your feet and hands must be on the sled at ll times, and when they are off, you have a drag bar under the sled that comes down and brakes
Now hear is another option,
Not sure if you would want to embrass it
The dogs are trained to go, and how do you stop them in an mergency?
An electric collar may be needed,
And train the dogs when they are running wild and with go,
you crry a remote control to give them a shok that thy have learned to stop,

But next time you get dogs
Make sure they are very young
and teach them to stop when you use a verbal command
Dogs can be trained to be very obedient
Spend time with them, and it's called obedience training
Lots of books available and lso on the computer if you hav such,

unfortunately those dogs are not trained for anything except pulling
A dog well trained will never be needed to be chained up

[CDCRilene]

I want more Brent & Ida, dog mushing, Eureka North of Fairbanks