How Alaskan Mountain Women Prepared For The Coldest Winters

Discover how Alaskan mountain women survived the brutal frontier winters of the 1800s and early 1900s. From smoking hundreds of pounds of salmon to sewing caribou hide parkas that could withstand seventy below zero, these remarkable women mastered survival skills that kept their families alive through six months of darkness and bone-chilling cold.
Learn about their ingenious food preservation techniques, how they built root cellars that stayed just above freezing, the art of rendering fat and making pemmican, and the countless preparations that began each spring for the deadly winter ahead. This is the untold story of the women who truly conquered the Alaskan frontier.

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