Lost in Alaska - How to NOT Freeze to Death! Winter Survival Camping & Bushcraft (No Tent or Bag)

Summary by Krater

The creator demonstrates how to survive the night after getting lost in deep snow in the Alaskan wilderness by clearing out a snow shelter to bare, dry ground and building a massive campfire to keep warm.

From the video

Answers: How do you survive a night stranded in deep snow in the winter?

• deep snow survival
• snow shelter construction
• campfire warming technique
• bushcraft sleeping platform
• winter camping in Alaska

Ingredients

• butter coconut mochi
• northern beans
• pepper
• salt
• ground mustard
• brown sugar
• tomato paste
• bread dough
• cheese
• prime rib steak
• honey
• butter
• pork jowl bacon

What it concludes

• Sleeping on warm, dry ground makes all the difference when surviving winter camping.
• Pine burns at a rate of 1 inch radius per hour.
• A wool blanket should be used for bedding to prevent melting from campfire heat.