U.P. native survives week stranded on Alaska river
Source: Las Vegas Review-Journal
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A Michigan man who recently survived a week lost in Alaska turns out to be from the U.P. originally. Which might explain why he’s already back out hunting and fishing.
Excerpt: A Michigan hunter who spent a harrowing week stranded in the Alaskan wilderness with no food, shelter or warm clothes has attributed his survival to luck, guile and faith.
Adrian Knopps was stranded for seven days in September after his hunting partner, Garrett Hagen, drowned while boarding their boat.
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Source: Las Vegas Review-Journal
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