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MeatEater's American History: The Alaskans (1896-1941)
by Steven Rinella · read by the author
#3 in History#4 in New ReleasesMeatEater's American HistoryFirst published 2026Audio release 2026-10-20
The Klondike rush lured them north; the land made them stay. Rinella tells the stories of the hunters and trappers who scraped out a living in brutal Alaskan cold.
Narrated by: Steven Rinella
Grumpy’s take“Sixty below, trapping wolves. You can't even get off the couch for the remote.”
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