Are Hans and Timbi still in port protection?

Life Below Zero: Port Protection is actually a renamed version of the previous Port Protection show which debuted back in 2015. Some of the previous cast members, such as Hans and Timbi Porter and Amanda Makar all left the show after its second season.

Is Amanda Makar still on Port Protection Alaska?

Hans and Timbi Porter and Amanda Makar all left the show after its second season; this season is technically its fourth. Hans Porter, who runs the Port Protection Wilderness Lodge, is on Instagram, though he hasn’t updated in about eight months.

Is Port Protection Real?

Port Protection (Lingít: Kél) is a census-designated place (CDP) in Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area, Alaska, United States. The population was 36 at the 2020 census, down from 48 in 2010.

Is Curly on Port Protection married?

His marital status appears to be single but no one knows if he was married, if he has any kids, if he has any family, when he came to Port Protection, or anything else about him. He keeps to himself, and he’s not about to change that.

What happened to Gary on Port Protection Alaska?

Much to the sadness of many Port Protection Alaska viewers, Gary passed away in March 2021. As per KTOO, Gary died in a house fire which was reportedly accidental. A Facebook post from Port Protection Alaska reads: “There was a fire at his home and he did not make it… Trapper is alive and well and being cared for…

What happened to Curly on Port Protection?

Although different people are featured every week, there’s been no indication that anything happened to Curly. Not only are cast members often exposed to blisteringly cold temperatures and other harsh elements, but they also often come across natural predators who have largely vacated more populated areas.

What happened to Gary’s dog on Port Protection?

As per KTOO, Gary died in a house fire which was reportedly accidental. A Facebook post from Port Protection Alaska reads: “There was a fire at his home and he did not make it… Trapper is alive and well and being cared for… Please celebrate Gary’s well-lived life and know that he died a Happy Man.