Questions about visiting Alaska

FAQ
#1

I’ve been doing research about visiting Alaska, but finding conflicting answers, due to plandemic and just the overwhelming amounts of idiots that now have access to the derpa-net, so I figured I’d see if anyone here had recent experience or advice.

Can I drive a 6x6 waste oil powered short bus through Canada, with my revolver, .410/22 rifle, survival gear, tools, and supplies?

Would it be better to ship the guns to an ffl up there and pick them up when I get there?

Does anyone know of any intentional communities up there that would welcome a caucasian male that values personal responsibility and moral behavior, but aren’t hyper religious militants? I can’t seem to find a happy medium.

I really need to find a tribe that isn’t falling for the narrative, and “gets it”.

#2

Which Alaska do you want to visit? I could name three:
Anchorage and area, Juneau (Southeast), and Native Alaska which includes most of the rest. I’ve lived in two of those areas. Southeast is probably the one you’d like the best, with its rainforests and very multicultural qualities. Also you can actually reach it by car. You can also reach Anchorage by car. Much of what I’m calling Native Alaska cannot be reached by car. But it’s the best. Very different from the city such as Anchorage and Lower 48 cities.
You can get answers to your gun questions from the authorities.
And I don’t know any alternative communities, but there is a Permaculture group in Anchorage and they would be a place to start.

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#3

Sadly, this thread was a waste of time. My apologies. Looks like a covid “test” is required to enter Canada, and there’s no way anyone’s sticking anything up my nose.

I guess all I can do here is hole up and pray for the collapse/war to get itself over with.

God I wish Covid was a real pandemic. So tired of humanity. :frowning_face:

#4

Hi Ernesto. I wonder why you think it isn’t real. I know too many people who’ve gotten sick or had family die.
But that’s not the point. However, I took a saliva test - nothing in the nose. Minnesota paid for it.
I do think Covid is making some cultural changes. Good or bad, we don’t know yet.

#5

Edit: I don’t want to get into the psyop discussion here and endanger the forum. Very sorry.

#6

Gotcha. No need to discuss.

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#7

Just so this thread has some value for anyone that may have similar questions, here’s what I came up with.

  1. As of the date of this comment, a negative cootievirus test within 3 days is required to enter Canada.

  2. Only essential travel is allowed, meaning that one would need a letter from an employer, or documented medical reason to pass through.

  3. People coming in have to submit a quarantine plan, and pay to quarantine themselves for 14 days, in a government approved facility. The few I’ve found info on don’t allow pets, so animal boarding seems like a necessity too.

  4. It’s a good idea to register firearms with US customs before crossing, to ease re-entry.

  5. There are forms to fill out and fees to pay to get the firearms into Canada. The rifle, because it’s a low capacity hunting rifle, is easy. The handgun, even though it’s a 5 shot hunting revolver, is a “restricted weapon” and requires more paperwork.

  6. You are only allowed to bring up to 200 rounds of ammo.

  7. For about $75 per firearm, plus shipping, the firearms and ammo could be sent to a gun store in AK and picked up upon arrival.

  8. As far as community up there goes, there just isn’t much online, which is probably smart.