The last man living in ANWR

[mrjones]

Kick back, relax, crack open a beer, and watch this for 50 minutes:

http://www.vbs.tv/newsroom/heimo-s-a...full-length--2

Very compelling film about Heimo Korth, the last of the grandfathered-in residents of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Lots of useful info on living off the land.

[BrianS]

I watched most of it... actually made me a little depressed to think that in a few more years no humans will be allowed to live in an area the size of South Carolina. Seems like the triumph of a backwards way of thinking.

[C45P312]

Thanks for that. I just finished watching it. Very eye opening.

[whiterabbit05]

Very interesting.

[vaglocker]

If I had it to do all over again I would be in Alaska right now. Maybe not living in the bush but there none the less.

[tampam4]

Such a beautiful documentary, thank you very much for posting, OP. I am envious of this mans lifestyle, but understand that it came at a price and he worked hard for it. God I need to get away from civilization. Thinking about it too, if SHTF, I'm pretty sure this man won't even notice. Very beautiful.

[Irish]

That was a great story/documentary, thanks! Lots to learn from watching it.

[Renegade3745]

Is this available for download anywhere?

Great video, makes me miss camping in Payson/Prescott.

[SW-Shooter]

Great story, kind of like a modern day Daniel Boone.

[Belmont31R]

Pretty cool but not for me. I like New York strip steak not animal cheeks.



That was a neat trick with the rabbit. Didn't know you could skin them like that......but I must say his method of putting it down was crude. A neck snap does the same thing but is much quicker. Or even a branch over the noggin....