4 Days Camping, Hunting for Dead Walrus & Trolling for Bears

Summary by Krater

The creator travels to a remote beach in Alaska to harvest a dead walrus that washed ashore, but finds the tusks missing and the carcass gone before returning a week later with a friend to successfully salvage the walrus head and tusks.

From the video

Answers: How do you harvest tusks and a skull from a dead walrus in Alaska?

• Walrus scavenging in Alaska
• Walrus skull and tusk harvesting
• Beaching camping and survival
• Wilderness navigation by float plane

What it concludes

• Walrus tusks and skulls require thorough boiling and cleaning with hydrogen peroxide and dish soap to remove grease and odors before registering with authorities.
• Dead walruses on US beaches are protected species and can only be harvested if found within a quarter mile of the seashore.
• Dragging a heavy sled with a long rope is more comfortable because it directs force forward rather than upward.