Norman sells about 150 skins and furs each spring, relying on hunting and fishing to sustain his life in the Yukon wilderness.
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Norman sells about 150 skins and furs each spring, relying on hunting and fishing to sustain his life in the Yukon wilderness.
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Norman lives in the remote Yukon wilderness, relying on traditional methods to survive. Alongside his wife Nebraska, he hunts and traps, using the land's resources to sustain their way of life. They raise seven husky dogs and two horses, crafting their own tools and shelters from local materials. Each spring, Norman travels to Whitehorse or Dawson City to sell around 150 animal pelts, trading them for essential supplies like flour and medicine. Their existence reflects a deep connection to nature and self-sufficiency.
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Why Watch
- Meet Norman, a unique Yukon trapper.
- Find out how Norman makes his own tools.
- See the wildlife of the Canadian Yukon.
Did You Know
- Norman sells about 150 skins and furs each year.
- He lives with two horses and seven husky dogs.
- Nebraska tans leather using traditional methods.
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Who directed The Last Trapper?
The Last Trapper was directed by Nicolas Vanier.
What does Norman do for a living in the documentary?
Norman is a musher trapper who lives in self-sufficiency, hunting and fishing for his food.
How often does Norman travel to the nearest city?
Once a year, in the spring, Norman travels to the nearest cities of Whitehorse or Dawson City.
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