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Lloyd and Amelia DeWilde speak in an edited radio broadcast on KIYU-AM, from an interview conducted by Mike Spindler on Billy Hawk Creek, 40 miles from Huslia, Alaska on April 15, 1999 [sound recording].
Title:
Lloyd and Amelia DeWilde speak in an edited radio broadcast on KIYU-AM, from an interview conducted by Mike Spindler on Billy Hawk Creek, 40 miles from Huslia, Alaska on April 15, 1999 [sound recording].
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[sound recording].
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Physical Description:
3 sound compact discs (80 min.): digital.
Series Title:
Raven's Story tapes
General Note:
The full original interview is contained on audiocassettes H2001-06-03 Pts. 1-3.

This interview is copyrighted by the Oral History Program. For information about use, please consult the "Copyright Information" statement at the bottom of the interview page. To get to the interview page, click on the link at the bottom of this record.
Event Note:
Recorded on Billy Hawk Creek, 40 miles from Huslia, Alaska on April 15, 1999.
Abstract:
Lloyd and Amelia DeWilde speak in an edited radio broadcast on KIYU-AM, from an interview conducted by Mike Spindler on Billy Hawk Creek, 40 miles from Huslia, Alaska on April 15, 1999. On the first CD they talk about subsistence seasons; geese; ducks; moose; moose and grayling; caribou; kids hunting caribou; bear abundance; killing eight bears; bears and cabins; hunting bears in their dens; beavers as food; trapping beavers; muskrat; wolf abundance; wolves coming too close; and trapping.

On the second CD, the DeWildes talk about snowshoe hares; pike and whitefish; salmon; nearly running out of food; weather; wildland fire and revegetation; wildland fire affecting wildlife; berries; floods; gardens; freighting supplies; health while living out at camp; parasite illness; lifestyle, from poor to rich; nomadic lifestyle; and life at camp.

On the third CD, Amelia DeWilde discusses being weathered in at Ruby; meeting Lloyd "Blondie" in Ruby; losing a month; home births in the bush; babies in a tent in winter; a lucky rescue; gangrene illness and going into a coma; recovery from coma; relearning life skills after coma; and spirituality.
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