Yukon Men - Überleben in Alaska

Charlie Wright (L) pulls a beaver trap with his son, Bob Wright (R).

James Roberts saws a tree.

Charlie Wright is giving Curtis Tindall Jr. tips on how to cross a creek on a four-wheeler safely.

Charlie Wright holds his axe.

About to shoot an arrow.

Stuart Morse looks exhausted after walking fifteen miles to the homestead.

(L-R) Kate, Joe, Chuck, Stan, and Kathleen Zuray all pose for a picture at the Tozi Cabin, 40 miles outside of town.

Bob Wright, Joe Zuray, Charlie Wright and James Roberts look on as a plan for the flood threat of the Yukon and Tanana River breakup is discussed.

Stan Zuray examines moose tracks.

Tom Roberts gets a moose.

Kathleen Zuray (L) waves, as Mike Buser (R) arrives. He's the first musher to cross the checkpoint.

Charlie Wright (L) and his brother, Shane Wright (R) butcher a moose.

Charlie Wright happy to find a great place to build his cabin near his home village of Rampart, away from the coming road in Tanana.

James Roberts (R) points and gives advice to Frankie Roberts (C). Joey Zuray (L) also pictured.

James Roberts (R) and Ralph Holmberg (L) head out in search of moose.

Courtney Agnes aims her gun.

Courtney Agnes (C) talks to her father, Pat Moore (L) and brother, Thomas Moore (R), about the storm they got caught in while out on their fishwheel.

Stan Zuray?s boat on the Yukon River.