15 "Strange" Alaskan Wolverine Tricks That Make Modern Deterrents Look Like Toys

📚 Survival guide E-Book: https://www.magnusfrost.com/ A trapper froze solid eighteen miles from his cabin. His cache was full. His rifle was loaded. And the thing that killed him weighed less than his dog. Winter of 1952, up the Koyukuk. A man named Halvard ran forty miles of trapline and stacked his whole winter kill in a log cache set high on four peeled spruce poles. By January that cache was torn open, stripped to frozen bone, and smeared with a stink he could not scrub off the wood. It wasn't the cold that killed him. It was a belief — the same one in your head right now, that a strong box and a high shelf will keep your food. Here are 15 tricks the old Alaskans used to beat the glutton of the north. Sources: https://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=wolverine.main https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolverine https://www.nps.gov/articles/hypothermia.htm