Bushcraft Camping with Coyotes & Hunting My Dinner

Summary by Krater

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.