Camping Under the Snow in Survival Shelter
A video on YouTube. In Travel, a Krater category.
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The creator camps in deep snow in the Alaskan mountains, building a snow shelter and cooking meals including a cherry fry pie, Japanese curry, and biscuits and gravy.
From the video
Answers: How do you build a snow shelter and camp in deep snow in Alaska?
- snow cave camping
- winter camping food
- pulk sled modification
- backcountry skiing
Ingredients
- 1 cherry fry pie
- 1 package rice
- 1 packet Japanese curry
- 1 package bread cookie
- vanilla ice cream
- 1 packet powdered tang
- 1 can sweetened condensed milk
- vanilla extract
- 4 biscuits
- 1 package sausage gravy
What it concludes
- Bolting two pulks together prevents them from flipping over in deep snow.
- Placing heavy gear like sleeping bags in the backpack rather than the pulk lowers the center of gravity and prevents tipping.
- Using an elevated sleeping pad and tent tarp inside a snow cave prevents cold air from drawing body heat.
- Body warmers last about 12 hours when placed on the chest and lower back.
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