Bushcraft Camping with Coyotes & Hunting My Dinner
A video on YouTube. In Travel, a Krater category.
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Luke goes camping in the Alaskan bush in autumn, builds a shelter out of spruce trees and dry grass, starts a campfire using a cotton ball and vaseline, hunts a spruce grouse, and cooks a backcountry dinner of spruce grouse, fried bread, and beans.
From the video
Answers: How do you build a bushcraft shelter and cook in the Alaskan wilderness during autumn?
- Bushcraft shelter building
- Spruce grouse hunting
- Campfire making
- Backcountry cooking
- Foraging in Alaska
Ingredients
- bread flour
- yeast
- water
- 1 spruce grouse
- onion
- garlic
- salt
- butter
- rice
- beans
- pilot bread
- cheese
- salami
- hot sauce
- spam
- honey
What it concludes
- Wild birds like grouse are very lean and dry out if cooked like chicken, so they should be cooked like steak with a pink center.
- Keeping a campfire going all night burns up an entire pile of wood in the Alaskan bush.
- Combining sparks and wind is necessary to light dry grass on fire in the Alaskan forest.
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