As I remember, all the characters in "zero" live in town. Chip lives in Noorvik. There was a guy on the show who lived in wiseman. Sue lives in a camp, not sure she actually owns the place. The guy on the Yukon near Eagle probably bought that land. There are remote parcels to sell at times.

Sue lives in a camp, not sure she actually owns the place. and she doesnt have it nearly as rough as you imagine she does. a bunch of fakes!!

[quote=BuckMink]Sue lives in a camp, not sure she actually owns the place. and she doesnt have it nearly as rough as you imagine she does. a bunch of fakes!![/quote]
I'd say those on the show are much more real than 99% of us on here, including me.

X2 and I refuse to be politically correct. I see no problem with you and your wife calling each other different names. Isn't calling out Banchee about this make those that do it SJW or Snowflakes. JMO

Chip Hailstone is really the dudes name? Sounds like a news anchor...."Chip Hailstone, NBC news!"

We've probably all known married couples who are truly a wonderful man & wife, and with all love and affection, he calls her, "my old lady." My granddad did and my granddad woulda taken bullets head on for my grandmother. It's all the deliver. All in the delivery.

Sorta like those LA boys introducing their wives as my "Coon_ss wife." First time I heard it, I said, "Say what?"
I learned it's an endearing term. Endearing as in - I love my wife.

Actions don't just speak louder than words banshee. Actions are your words.
If your old lady likes you calling her that, then your actions have let her know what those words mean to her... and she no doubt considers them a badge of your love. Good for you brother

Blessings to you and the Mrs. known as your loving old lady.
Mark

I tried that one....... Once.

WS

Reading the thread title, I thought you meant living here in Nebr for the last few weeks. Lol

All of us married dudes have done silly stuff once WS. As you say > once.

Chip is on T-man and has been since before the show. Should read some of his posts....

I believe Chip goes by "Caribou" on here.

For native people on native land or in villages, I have no idea how they get to live and operate where they live. For everybody, including natives, on regular land, you can buy existing private parcels, many that go back to Federal homesteading days. The State over the years has had homesteading and recreational remote property sales. Some you Stake and have surveyed, some you had to prove up on, some just buy already surveyed, some are resales as the original buyer defaulted or did not prove up. Another thing that is done is care taking a mining claim. Squatting did and still may occur. There are also several State land long term lease options.

Not a simple answer.

Democrats stand right out and are easily offended by other folks' bidness.

But A great Answer!!!^^^

Dept. of War is another affectionate term for the ol' lady.

That’s darn funny! True also.

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Actual Answer:

The State of Alaska has land disposal programs. Some of the offerings are in rural areas. Most of it is crappy land and a lousy place to try and live off the land.

The federal government at one time had programs such as homesteading, headquarters sites, "trade and manufacturing" sites. Occasionally these inholdings in the federal enclave come up for sale, but such opportunities are rare.

Safety Tip: Don't believe MOST of what you see on these TV shows. MOST of them are contrived and edited. "Reality" in bush Alaska is not conducive to tv programs....

Pete

I'm sure his wife is "the better half"