Alaska's village trappers

Three short chapters on Alaska's Village Trappers - Celebrating Mink, Alaska's Trapping Interior, and Spring Muskrat Camp. A look at the subsistence lifestyle in rural Alaska, and Yup'ik and Athabaskan peoples. Produced in 1996 by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game Division of Subsistence. About 27 minutes total. ©ADF&G

[@Sharkdog11b]

To those don’t like or understand trapping watching from your appartment or city home. We live WITH the land while you live ON THE LAND. We love nature and conservation and give more to it than you ever will.

[@davidgingerich2230]

Most interesting documentarie I've seen in many days. Trapping is a very good way to live.

[@matthewk1017]

Enjoyed the video. Very interesting. Thankyou

[@raystravel8325]

This would have been interesting to see. Unfortunately it's uploaded in 240 pixels and not able to be seen.

[@rodmorris9690]

Too bad that mink were never a valuable resource before the white man came along . The mink had no social significance either, children trapped mink and other small creatures. Men went after bears seals whales moose caribou.