Jim Hautala, AKA "Trapper Jim" is a retired teacher who lived along the lower Kuskokwim River running a dog team, fish camp and eventually a trapline. Jim now traps out his backdoor with his twin sons Carlton and Kendrick in the 3.2 million acres we call the Tanana Flats. He's caught it all and has real appreciation for the out-of-doors. Jim also opens a few jars of homemade lure in the studio - Yum! alaskatrapperpodcast@gmail.com
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Jim Hautala, AKA "Trapper Jim" is a retired teacher who lived along the lower Kuskokwim River running a dog team, fish camp and eventually a trapline. Jim now traps out his backdoor with his twin sons Carlton and Kendrick in the 3.2 million acres we call the Tanana Flats. He's caught it all and has real appreciation for the out-of-doors. Jim also opens a few jars of homemade lure in the studio - Yum! alaskatrapperpodcast@gmail.com
You'll feel a lot better when it's not hurting, No trail that can't be conquered, and wait for it... Oosik earrings!
Alaska Trapper Podcast
1 hour 30 minutes
1 year ago
You'll feel a lot better when it's not hurting, No trail that can't be conquered, and wait for it... Oosik earrings!
Meet one of the infamous "Ice Road Trappers" - Wendy Shiffler. Wendy was ATA Trapper of the Year 2021 and holds Lifetime Membership #4. Friend and trapping partner, Leo Faro is also in the studio. The two of them have nearly 100 years of combined trapping experience in Alaska. We'll learn everything from how to live-release a Wolverine, what makes a good trapping partner, and what to do with all those Marten bacula. alaskatrapperpodcast@gmail.com
Alaska Trapper Podcast
Jim Hautala, AKA "Trapper Jim" is a retired teacher who lived along the lower Kuskokwim River running a dog team, fish camp and eventually a trapline. Jim now traps out his backdoor with his twin sons Carlton and Kendrick in the 3.2 million acres we call the Tanana Flats. He's caught it all and has real appreciation for the out-of-doors. Jim also opens a few jars of homemade lure in the studio - Yum! alaskatrapperpodcast@gmail.com
