The Last Frontier: Preparing for Death
It's extremely hard for Otto Kilcher to ask his son Ivan to butcher a cow that's been with the family for the past 17 years. However, he believes it's important to teach his kids the process of birth to death.
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The Last Frontier: Preparing for Death
It's extremely hard for Otto Kilcher to ask his son Ivan to butcher a cow that's been with the family for the past 17 years. However, he believes it's important to teach his kids the process of birth to death.
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Bering Sea Gold: Dredging for Freedom
A deckhand on the Christine Rose makes a costly mistake on the Bering Sea.
It's a bad start for the prey and a good omen for Mantracker when the chase begins with an unfortunate run in with a mountain stream.
Hillbilly Handfishin: A Very Rockin' Catfish
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Flying Wild Alaska: Ariel Gets Her Tails
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Bering Sea Gold: Scott and Steve Mashup
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We touched on Robben Island during our visit to Cape Town but there is so much more to cover. The island has been a leper colony, a prison, an insane asylum and is now a World Heritage Site and museum. ItOs also full of wildlife, like seals and penguins.
North Woods Law: Moose Poachers Caught
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Gold Rush: Clipping The Sluices
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Cumberland Island is about the size of Manhattan but has hardly any residents. How did it manage to retain its natural beauty? How did the wild horses get there? What is its connection to the family of Thomas Carnegie and to John F. Kennedy, Jr.?