3 Days in Arctic with Bushcraft Hot Tent & No Sleeping Bag

Summary by Krater

The creator camps in the winter wilderness of Alaska, building a snow shelter, foraging for firewood, cooking steak and sourdough bread over an open fire, and managing equipment difficulties when his truck fails to start in the freezing cold.

From the video

Answers: How do you survive and camp in the freezing wilderness of Alaska?

• Winter camping in Alaska
• Building snow shelters
• Outdoor cooking over a campfire
• Cold weather survival tips

Ingredients

• 1 sweet potato
• 2 massive chunks seasoned steak
• 1 portion sourdough bread dough
• honey
• butter
• cinnamon
• 1 bag black beans
• vegetables
• cheese
• eggs
• pork

What it concludes

• Snow acts as a blanket that traps ground heat, making shelters built on thawed ground warmer.
• Snowshoes are effective for creating paths in deep snow and clearing snow burms.
• Sleeping on animal hides next to a fire provides insulation and prevents items from catching fire.
• Beans and rice are efficient camping food because they are delicious, non-perishable, and compact.