Rafting the Ice Flow & Solo Bushcraft Camping in Alaska
A video on YouTube. In Travel, a Krater category.
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The creator is dropped off by helicopter in the Alaskan wilderness with a packraft and basic gear, where he builds a bushcraft camp on a sandbar, cooks flatbread and lamb shank, and navigates down an icy river filled with slush and obstacles.
From the video
Answers: How do you survive and packraft down a freezing river in Alaska?
- Alaskan wilderness survival
- Packrafting on ice-filled rivers
- Bushcraft shelter building
- Campfire cooking in cold weather
- Tracking animal prints in the snow
Ingredients
- 1 lb bread flour
- water
- 1 lamb shank
- rosemary
- salt
- barbecue sauce
- honey
What it concludes
- High bush cranberry berries are too sour to eat raw unless touched by frost.
- A flesh fly with fake salmon eggs is a great fly for catching trout in Alaska rivers during spawning season.
- Packrafting on an ice-filled river requires avoiding sweepers to prevent getting pinned under the water.
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