Stan Zuray | My First Q&A PT 1 | Tips on Moving to Alaska
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Part 1 of a Question & Answer from Twitter
Thank you to the Twitter friends who asked questions for this video
Please subscribe to my channel, part 2 will be posted soon
Also "Carry On: Stan Zuray's Journey from Boston Greaser to Alaskan Homesteader" is now available on Amazon in paperback, eBook, and audiobook. Amazon reviews always appreciated. www.amazon.com...
Anyone interested in a signed copy has two options:
- Go to: www.thestanpro... and buy a pre signed book (the simplest)
- Buy a book on Amazon and follow these instructions. (Many have done this and it has worked well. Done hundreds and no mail failures yet).
1. Get two 12.5 x 9.5" priority mail flat rate envelopes at post office.
2. Self-address and put postage on one envelope.
3. Address other one to: Stan Zuray, Box 77172, Tanana, Alaska, 99777 and put book and other envelope in it (folded) and signing instructions if any and I'll sign and return.
Please send no money - my privilege to sign but an Amazon review would be appreciated. Flat rate both ways will cost you under $15.
Thank you everyone, we hope to keep making videos, should we keep making question and answer videos? give me some tips of what you would like to see. Thank you and have a good holiday break
Stan Zuray everytime we turned on yukon men to watch my grandma would tell us a story with the episode we are watching.
Stan Zuray. I would like to know if you grow vegetables and fruits. If not, do you have a grocery store in Tanana. Would like to see more of your family and let them answer questions sometimes. Do you have an indoor bathroom? You have wonderful children.
Hi Stan! I think it would be great with a 4th Q&A. In that case, I have a question that I would like you to include: Why isn't there any tradition for humans to eat predators such as wolf, wolverine, and fox within your hunting and trapping culture? It seems to me that the only predator you eat is bear. Best regards, Jakob
Yes, I have some questions I'd like to ask for knowledge, if there is a possibility of answers.
Not sure but I think any animal that eats meat isn't very palatable.....
Awesome video Stan! The only reason I would want to come to Tanana is to meet you Stan! Sit back and have a few beers in front of the fire!
I live in Canada where I am out in the bush, I can hunt and trap, but I am only just an hour away from a Major City. So I have the best of both worlds.
Stan's suggestion on visiting first before thinking of moving to any area is priceless. I would add visit the area in every season for at least 2 weeks each time....will give one a good idea of what they are getting into.
Stan you are a living legend man. Great video thank you.
stan you need to do more videos
Stan...love your videoes! Love to see you skinning animals :)
Thank you Stan. I'm in the autumn of my years and not likely to move to Alaska, or even visit...But, I'm hooked. Having been born and raised in northern New York state, and still am a NY resident I'm quite acostomed to lots of snow and bone chilling cold weather. My curiosity began at a young age, as my dad served in the service (Sea Bees) and I have photos of them working from one side of the state to another, I think building roads. I can't wait to watch the next season.
Thanks for the video Stan. I miss the show. You were one of the best parts of it. Charlie & Joey are great too.
Watching the episode you had the Army truck stuck...you look like you've read the Army Corp of Engineering book on rigging, well done. That old Homelite you're running is running like a top.
Love your vids Stan
Super informative thanks a ton for your work
Hi Stan I seen u on yukon men say how u had to put your dog down sad day jus the right way to go man love your channel m8
Thanks for the video Stan!
Stay Strong Stan! We all love the show at our house... and then I go into work and we all talk about the show there too!
I subbed, very happy I found your channel , I'm also watching you on TV right now! You just rolled your quad while hunting with Charlie!
I've only just found your channel, I loved the TV series,
my grandma and i are from st.marys alaska and we love watching yukon men. my gram loves watching it because she grew up running sled dogs and alot of others that she loves seeing done on yukon men, this show kind of makes her feel young.
When I went there everyone was so nice thank you
I'm just like a lot of people and would love to live your life style but in reality I would never survive. You obviously enjoy you way of life and make it look easy on tv and your videos but has to be a lot of hard work and physically demanding. Would love to hear some stories about some of the hardships.
Very good video. Like I said, you're making recovery time more enjoyable. I started sharing your channel on some forums I'm in, also on Facebook. Hopefully we can help you grow a bit.
Many thanks - hard to find time to promote my stuff.
Stan more videos pls
*MORE VIDEOS PLEASE!*
Thanks for the tips
Great video Stan! Random question. What does the 🎥 production crew eat when they're filming you? Don't really see them being the hunter gatherer type ;)
Clif bars (laughing)
Awesome video Stan ❤️
Hey Stan
Have you ever considered hosting wwoofers at your homestead..??
Also, I am Fascinated with the Iditarod..!!! I was wondering if Joey had ever shown any interest in entering..??
Just In Case your not you're not familiar with the WWOOF, USA program..👇
The Basics of WWOOFING
Visitors, or ‘WWOOFers’, spend about half a day helping out on a host farm, learn about the organic movement and sustainable agriculture, and receive room and board during their visit - with no money exchanged between hosts and WWOOFers. WWOOF is an educational and cultural exchange program. WWOOFing is a way to learn practical farming skills, be part of the organic agriculture movement, and experience the heart of American agrarian culture.
another Q&A would be awesome!!
Coming this weekend
Sweet! Excited now.
Yoi dont need fancy comerical rubs to do the job! You use what is avaiable in the far north
Stan your a badass, ive watched most of your adventures but thats only what was filmed. i wanted to do the lifstyle your living. clean enviromentaly and life off the land. but yeah i know its a hard winter i live in colorado nothing compared to the dark winter. but is there a decent place to start? besides being in a city?
Think one needs to travel and check places out. Find somewhere that appeals to you and move there. Easy if you're single or without kids but one can do anything if you put your mind to it.
Come to Phoenix Stan
what do you have going with that wood stove with the hose going into the side
Wood stoves create a vacuum in a house. Air leaves up the stovepipe has to be replaced and just sucks cold air in through cracks etc. The pipe on the side eliminates this vacuum by supplying air from outside under the floor directly to the fire.
@@stanzuray Thank You for getting back to me
How do you keep warm?
An old boss always told me "The heat is in the tools!"
Your boss was right. No matter how good your clothing is if you don't keep your blood moving you will not keep warm on those long days in the cold. Decent clothing is important also. Good saying.
great human
Hey Stan, Do apologize if im not asking in a proper area hope you see this ive been looking for answers all over is or will their be a Season 6? 7? are we looking forward to newer episodes? or is "Yukon Men" to never show on air again?
Does anyone in your village sell moccasins? I live in maine and I'd love to get some handmade ones.
thank you,,get to cold,,put you up in guest rm, soak in our mineral hot springs in southern new mexico..87901..be safe,, kudos..