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Carl McCunn, a wildlife photographer who arranged to be flown out to remote Alaskan wilderness but forgot to schedule when he'd be picked up. He wrote of a plane spotting him stranded, in his excitement he accidentally gave the pilot an "All is well" signal, his diary was found with his body
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Richard "Dick" Proenneke. He lived alone in the Alaskan wilderness for 30 years. A documentary was made of his life, using this personal footage.
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In 1944, Lt Leon Crane bailed out of a malfunctioning plane, survived in Alaskan wilderness for 81 days, and walked 120 miles to safety
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Robert Hansen, who played the most dangerous game by kidnapping women and releasing them into the Alaskan wilderness only to then hunt them with his Ruger Mini-14.
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Charles McCunn, a wildlife photographer who became stranded in the Alaskan wilderness in 1981. After using the wrong emergency signal to a passing airplane, he ran out of provisions and committed suicide.
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Carl McCunn, who hired a pilot to fly him to the Alaskan wilderness to photograph wildlife. The pilot never picked him up & he survived around 9 months before killing him self instead of freeze to death.
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President Barack Obama did a wilderness survival special with Bear Grylls in the Alaskan wilderness
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Phil Jackson found out he was the new coach of the Los Angeles Lakers from a group of children in the secluded Alaskan wilderness.
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Wood Bison will return to the Alaskan wilderness after nearly a century.
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Not only was Richard Proenneke master of the Alaskan wilderness, he was a good friend to many. He was remembered for removing the calluses off the feet of a park ranger friend with a fine wood file.
