Alaskan Built
Synopsis
Over 300 miles of dangerous highway separate McCarthy, Alaska, from the nearest town, where residents must travel for essential supplies.
Synopsis
In the small community of McCarthy, Alaska, Brittany and Kaleb Rowland raise their children away from urban life. They travel over 300 miles along a perilous highway to gather building supplies, often loading their trailer with junk vehicles to help clean up the area. Meanwhile, Alex pursues his childhood dream of living like a caveman, preparing for a night in a primitive shelter and hunting beavers for sustenance. The documentary captures the daily challenges and teamwork required to thrive in Alaska's remote wilderness.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Follow Alex as he hunts beavers for survival.
- See how Brittany and Kaleb manage life in remote Alaska.
- Discover the challenges of living in the world's largest national park.
Did You Know
- Alex wanted to be a caveman when he was a child, not an engineer or doctor.
- Brittany and Kaleb travel over 300 miles to get building supplies.
- Kaleb has been removing old vehicles from McCarthy several times a year.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What animal is Alex targeting for hunting?
Alex is targeting beavers because they are the largest animal that is legal for him to hunt at that time of year.
How far do Brittany and Kaleb need to travel for building supplies?
Brittany and Kaleb need to travel over 300 miles along a dangerous highway to get building supplies.
What is Kaleb's goal regarding old vehicles in McCarthy?
Kaleb's goal is to get all of the old clunkers out of McCarthy, and he does this several times a year.
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