6000kg Biggest Yak Spotted in Yakutia at 71C | How Siberian Hunters Feed a Frozen Village скачать в хорошем качестве

6000kg Biggest Yak Spotted in Yakutia at 71C | How Siberian Hunters Feed a Frozen Village

In the frozen wilderness of Yakutia, where temperatures fall to an extreme -71C, survival depends on strength, skill, and community. In this documentary-style survival video, Siberian hunters discover and process a massive 6000kg yak to feed an entire frozen village during the harsh Arctic winter. This video shows how traditional hunters work together in extreme cold to cut yak meat, prepare nourishing soup, and store food that will sustain families for months. With no modern machinery and only hand tools, fire, and experience, every step is a test against freezing winds and deadly temperatures. From butchering the yak in deep snow to boiling meat over open fire and sharing hot tea, this is real life survival in one of the coldest inhabited places on Earth. This story highlights ancient food preservation methods, village cooperation, and the reality of life in Siberia. If you are interested in extreme survival, Yakutia life, Arctic hunting, traditional food preparation, and cold weather documentaries, this video is for you. Subscribe to the channel for more Yakutian survival stories, extreme cold hunting, and real life documentaries from Siberia. Timestamps 00:00 Survival begins in extreme Yakutia cold 00:47 Cutting the giant yak meat in -71C 01:35 Preparing traditional yak meat soup 10:47 Storing yak meat for winter survival 20:18 Tea time after the hunt in frozen village 🔗 Watch More – The Tragic Survival Stories 8000kg Walrus Hunt in 71C Yakutia Feeding a Frozen Tribe | Extreme Survival    • 8000kg Walrus Hunt in  71C Yakutia Feeding...   8000kg Giant River Fish Hunt in 71C | Yakutia Feeding a Frozen Tribe | Extreme Survival    • 8000kg Giant River Fish Hunt in  71C | Yak...   🔔 Subscribe for More The Tragic Survival Stories Experience real-style cinematic survival from Yakutia, Siberia & the coldest places on Earth. 👉    / @yakutiansurvival