#Chip hailstone gun restrictions series
The series aims to showcase the daily and seasonal activities of hunters who have made their living in remote places of Alaska, and is aired on the National Geographic Channel, but produced by BBC Worldwide. Hailstone and his family’s life were mainly out of the spotlight until their lifestyle caught the attention of television show producers, who invited them to become a part of an upcoming documentary television series entitled “ Life Below Zero”.
His eldest daughter would later have a child, making Chip a grandfather. Two of their children were active athletes in their respective schools, while one has moved away to attend college. Despite the active participation of their children in the hunting lifestyle, the parents have made it a point that they complete their education. The two started a family, and they now have five children together, all of whom would grow in a lifestyle of survival amidst the largely cold harsh temperatures of the region. While the details of their marriage have not been shared, many speculate that they tied the knot during the 1990s. The two’s friendship would grow into a romance and they eventually married. He stayed there for the next few years, during which time he met a fellow hunter named Agnes, three years younger than him, who was born and raised in Alaska. During his late teens in 1988, he visited Alaska on a trip and the visit would become a permanent stay in the small town of Noorvik, where there are only around 700 in the population.
Chip grew up in Kalispell, and during his time there started learning to both fish and hunt.
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