Iditarod Monday

Article Abstract:

A personal account of the Iditarod sled dog race in 2003, which, as a result of poor snowfall in Alaska, had to change its traditional route to one from Fairbanks to Nome. Martin Buser, four-times winner of the race and reigning champ, took the race with an average speed of 13.5 miles/hr.

Personal narratives, Competitions, Dogsledding, Sled dog racing, Iditarod Trail Race (Sled dog race), Buser, Martin

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Wilderness adventurer

Article Abstract:

The adventure of the author and his friend hunting a group of caribou is described. The experience of the author who crawled like an iguana up the hill, getting close to the caribou with his rifle and the pistons used by him for the purpose is described.

Hunting, trapping, game propagation, Hunting and Trapping, Hunting & Trapping, Evaluation, Caribou, Hunting

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Saving the Aleutians one fox at a time

Article Abstract:

The need to nest the Aleutian goose freely in Aleutian Island by killing the foxes is described. The method of sterilizing the foxes instead of killing the foxes, which is proposed by Sea Wolf Alliance of Sausalito, California, is discussed.

Animal Services, Except Veterinary, Animal Welfare, Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations, Methods, Protection and preservation, Natural resources, Wolves, Aleutian Islands

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