Then she would drive the load to her motorhome,  about  from the Seward Fisheries plant, and cut the fish into fist-sized pieces to be thrown out to the eagles. If the fish was fully frozen, she would use an axe, chainsaw, or blowtorch to break the fish down into smaller chunks, or might even have to lug the large garbage cans into her motorhome to thaw. "I don't know if anyone else would do this," she told a reporter in 1986.
She would then drive the load to her motorhome, roughly situated near the Seward Fisheries plant, and chop the fish into pieces for the eagles. If the fish were fully frozen, she might use an axe, chainsaw, or blowtorch to break them down further, or even carry large garbage cans into her motorhome to defrost them. "I don't know if anyone else would do this," she told a reporter in 1986.