 Hiking the Pacific Crest Trail |
Click here for more information on my PCT thru-hike.
The story of my successful thru-hike of a true “hiker’s trail.” 296 pages, 40 photos. ORDER TODAY! CLICK HERE to order the Kindle version. |
 Alone in the Fortress of the Bears |
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70 days relying solely on foraging, hunting and fishing in wilderness Alaska’s “Fortress of the Bears!” 306 pages, a map, and 44 photos. Check out the reviews and ORDER TODAY!
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 Alone Across Alaska DVD |
Alone Across Alaska DVD.
My thousand mile solo traverse of the Brooks Range of northern Alaska. “If there were an Oscar for indie adventure films, Nelson would be a runaway winner.” Backpacker Magazine |
 Alaska Hunting Adventure DVD |
Alaska Hunting Adventure: 700 Miles Alone by Backpack and Raft DVD.
“Truly awesome documentary. Not a Hollywood flick, wild scenery. Breathtaking!!” John B., Cheyenne, WY Check out more reviews and ORDER TODAY! |
 Hunting Big Whitetails Book |
Hunting Big Whitetails, my first book, 272 pages. Lots of photos.
Every hunter will learn something from this informative book. –Sports Afield |
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Alaska Hunting Books and Information |
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Hi Buck, I would like to order “Alone in the Fortress of the Bears” and “Alone Across Alaska DVD”, but I live in Germany. Which costs do apply? Is it technically possible to play your DVD on european laptops/TV’s? I have been hiking in Alaska once and I think about doing a solo trip in the Brooks Range. What are the greatest dangers in your opinion: first: hypothermia, second: drowning, third: bears? I have been to bear country several times but still it is weird to me since I live in more or less “tame” europe… Great website, best regards,… Read more »
Hi Joerg,
These DVDs are “Region 0” so they should play in Germany and the rest of Europe just fine. I will email you with the shipping costs.
I think the greatest dangers in the summer/fall include drowning, flying, falls, other injuries and sickness, and hypothermia. All are more of a risk than bears. I’ve been in Alaska for about 35 years now and I don’t know anyone killed by a bear. I don’t think I know anyone that knows anyone that has.
Have a fun, safe hike!
Buck