Agnes Hailstone

Agnes Hailstone was a native Inupaiaq born in Noorvik (Alaska USA) on the 14th of June 1972. Her birth sign is Gemini. She holds American citizenship. She is an Inupaiaq native, and gained fame after being cast as an actor on "Life Below Zero", a reality TV series. Agnes was also born on the day that the hurricane Agnes hit the US. So, she gets her name. Since her parents were fighting the Alaskan cold and struggling to survive there she was born into a hunting family. Agnes was skilled at setting traps and hunt from an young age. This is essential for girls and boys living in the wilds of Alaska. Agnes is a keen hunter. She wants to create Alaska her home. A Mosin Nagant M1819 3-line rifle M1819, also known as the Mosin’s rifle in Russia It is her five-shot bolt action internal magazine military rifle. It was designed between 1882 and 1891. With more than 37 million units manufactured this rifle was one of the most popular weapons used during the history wars. Her all-purpose knife which she names Ulu, is hers. Agnes gained fame when she was picked to be the lead in "Life Below Zero" A reality TV series which airs on National Geographic Channel. The series follows a group of Alaskans who live in harsh conditions in Alaska. These people depend solely on their resources, and they hunt for food. Some of the protagonists include Sue Aikens, a 54 year old woman and the sole resident of the Kavik river camp Our Agnes and her husband Chip and Glen Villeneuve, among others. The series has won four awards - The 68th Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Award for the most impressive cinematography on an unstructured reality show in 2016, a 1969th Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Award for outstanding editing in an unstructured reality show in 2017 and 70th and 70th Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Award for a stunning cinematography of reality television in 2018 and the year 2019. The show has 12 seasons with more than 147 episodes. Sue Aikens was the star of the series and was left to fend for herself in Alaska following the death of her mother.