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foreign00:00:38
oh no I have lost my way00:00:42
whatever shall I do00:00:48
all right guys I'm in the middle of00:00:50
nowhere here in Alaska and I'm going to00:00:52
show you how not to freeze to death if00:00:54
you're stranded in the woods in the00:00:55
wintertime first things first we gotta00:00:58
start moving some snow00:01:07
the snow is never all the same there's00:01:09
layers of powder and layers of crusty00:01:12
ice you can cut up the Crusty isolators00:01:14
with the knife00:01:15
you're gonna move a whole lot more snow00:01:17
if you can take it out in blocks rather00:01:19
than handfuls00:02:09
all right we got down to the ground and00:02:11
cleared out a section about the size of00:02:13
a queen mattress looks pretty good it's00:02:15
got to be hard well draining soil we've00:02:18
got frozen mud standing water ice any of00:02:21
that stuff you gotta change spots you're00:02:23
not going to last if you try to sleep in00:02:25
the mud or sleep on the ice a little bit00:02:27
more slope than I'd like but I'll take00:02:29
it I think it's time for a little snack00:02:31
break my wife made me a block of butter00:02:33
coconut mochi hmm it's a Japanese00:02:37
Hawaiian dish made with rice flour00:02:38
butter and loads of sugar it's got like00:02:41
a bazillion calories and stays fresh00:02:43
forever00:02:44
it's a great Trail food00:02:46
just save this for later00:03:29
this right here is a dead Paper Birch00:03:32
you can see this little papery bark that00:03:35
is an excellent fire starter and that's00:03:37
how we're going to get our Tinder for00:03:38
our flint and steel got to make really00:03:40
sure not to stick this in the snow00:03:41
though00:03:53
foreign00:04:21
keep all these snowflakes off our Tinder00:04:23
and I cut this birch bark and try to get00:04:25
this really fine stuff for Tinder00:04:31
a nice little pile of dry bark00:04:35
oh there we go00:04:50
oh that is gonna go up quick00:04:54
the heat from this is intense it's hard00:04:56
to stand next to this thing we've got to00:04:59
thaw the ground out if we sleep on warm00:05:02
dry ground it'll make all the difference00:05:04
in the world so I've got to build a00:05:06
massive fire and I gotta keep it going00:05:08
for a long time00:05:11
foreign00:05:48
check it out we got a bunch of water00:05:51
right here can't sleep in that00:05:58
well the fire has done a great job00:05:59
thawing the ground out and pushing the00:06:01
walls of the shelter back but we're00:06:03
getting water pooling up here and here00:06:05
now hopefully once the ground gets a00:06:07
little more thawed that water will just00:06:09
go straight down it won't be a problem00:06:11
but if we can't get rid of that standing00:06:13
water I'm gonna have to make a raised00:06:14
bed and that's going to be a lot of work00:06:23
cutting to do but I'm gonna get a start00:06:24
on dinner I'm gonna be making some baked00:06:26
beans00:06:34
all right00:06:59
got a bag of Great Northern beans here00:07:01
dump them in there00:07:05
gonna let those beans simmer and soak00:07:07
for a couple hours while we work on our00:07:08
shelter00:07:12
[Music]00:07:24
all right I'm gonna move the fire and00:07:26
see if the ground's drying up at all00:07:30
if anything it's muddier00:07:37
you see all the snow and ice it's00:07:39
melting is just draining straight down00:07:41
into this corner00:07:42
and to a lesser extent we got it going00:07:44
on over in this corner too I'm hoping if00:07:47
I can dig little trenches on either side00:07:49
then the water will go out this way and00:07:51
I can make the middle nice and dry so I00:07:53
have a place to sleep we'll see what00:07:55
happens but this is the problem in the00:07:57
winter time you really don't know what00:07:59
type of ground you're dealing with until00:08:00
you get it all shoveled out and thought00:08:02
out the ideal place to do this is like a00:08:05
gravel bar or a sand dune or a beach on00:08:08
a lake00:08:09
but you don't always get what you want00:08:10
so you just gotta adapt00:08:34
[Music]00:08:47
I want to make a platform to sleep on00:08:49
and to do that I need to get rid of all00:08:51
these little branches I don't have an ax00:08:53
and doing that with my knife will take00:08:55
forever so I'm gonna use the fire00:08:58
foreign00:09:43
there we go dry ground00:09:48
my little gutter trick seems to be00:09:50
working we got firm dry ground right00:09:53
here00:09:55
all right we're getting there00:10:09
foreign00:10:19
got a little sleeping platform to keep00:10:21
me out of the mud and it's a little bit00:10:23
softer than the ground the wood bends a00:10:25
little bit00:10:28
got this just in case it starts to snow00:10:30
really bad tonight I can throw my00:10:32
blanket over the top and use it like a00:10:33
tarp well I think my beans are about00:10:35
done and I've worked up quite an00:10:36
appetite so I think it's time to make00:10:38
some dinner now I know this is a00:10:40
survival video but I have a very00:10:42
important rule I live by I don't mind00:10:44
being cold I don't mind sleeping on the00:10:47
ground and I don't mind being hungry but00:10:49
I only do one of those things at a time00:10:51
so tonight I'm eating like a king00:10:53
time to cut up some firewood00:11:00
oh00:11:25
my blanket got a little wet from the00:11:26
snowstorm so I'm just drying it out also00:11:29
kind of makes a nice little Windbreak in00:11:31
my back00:11:38
all right let's test the beans00:11:42
nice and soft00:12:01
add a little pepper add a little salt00:12:04
add some ground mustard00:12:07
brown sugar and tomato paste00:12:26
beans are almost done so I'm gonna go00:12:28
ahead and make some bread I have this00:12:30
dough I made up last night00:12:34
take and wrap00:12:36
this bit of cheese a little bit of bread00:12:38
dough with that gouda inside00:12:44
eating bread on the coals is really easy00:12:45
either you make a disc and you lay it00:12:47
straight on the coals and flip it or you00:12:50
make a ball and you bury it into coals00:12:54
a little bit of campfire actually gets00:12:57
stuck to the bread tastes just like00:12:58
flour00:13:02
coming along nicely00:13:05
all right we're gonna put that right on00:13:08
the coals00:13:10
just like the bread the coals are going00:13:12
to stick to it while it's rare and once00:13:14
it's cooked the colds will fall off00:13:30
yes that is perfect00:13:45
a little cheese filled biscuit cooked in00:13:47
the ash right there00:13:51
oh00:13:53
she got the melted gouda in there that00:13:55
is so good00:14:01
oh those are good beans it's got so much00:14:03
pork jowls in there and the brown sugar00:14:05
these are good beans00:14:15
oh that is delicious steak00:14:19
this bread dough is so easy to bring on00:14:21
winter campouts you just tear off a00:14:23
piece and bake yourself some fresh bread00:14:25
whenever you're feeling like it00:14:27
if you refrigerate it it'll last three00:14:29
four days without any problems it just00:14:31
slowly becomes sour dough if you let it00:14:33
sit for too long00:14:36
I'll have bread was good I'm gonna make00:14:38
some more of that00:14:44
that is good prime rib nice glue00:15:04
oh look at that00:15:06
that's gorgeous00:15:14
but it looks like it's going to be windy00:15:16
and cold tonight00:15:17
dinner was really good but I am so00:15:20
thirsty so I need to clean my pot out00:15:23
and start melting some snow get some00:15:25
water00:15:30
foreign00:15:36
well the wind is really kicking up and00:15:38
it is getting cold and the sun's setting00:15:41
and I don't have enough firewood to get00:15:43
me through the night so I need to go and00:15:45
start chopping some more wood00:16:14
well there we go that's a healthy pile00:16:16
of firewood and I got a bunch of Tinder00:16:18
over here as well00:16:20
this Pine Burns about one inch radius00:16:23
per hour it's about a two and a half00:16:25
three inch radius so this piece of wood00:16:28
should last three hours in the fire you00:16:30
need about four of these to have a fire00:16:33
so I'm gonna burn up about four of these00:16:36
logs every three hour so I have about 1200:16:38
hours of firewood right there00:16:42
foreign00:16:45
got my water00:16:56
my socks are all sweaty I'm gonna go00:16:59
ahead and try to dry my feet and boots00:17:01
off before I go to sleep I got all the00:17:03
steam coming off my feet00:17:06
yeah my socks are really wet00:17:14
oh that makes such a difference00:17:18
my feet are all dry I got all my00:17:20
firewood I think it's time to go to bed00:17:21
I'm gonna be waking up throughout the00:17:23
night to stoke the fire so better get to00:17:26
bed sooner rather than later but before00:17:28
I go to bed I'm going to show you one00:17:29
little trick that's going to make my bed00:17:31
very warm00:17:35
thank you00:17:49
well there we go got my bed set up where00:17:52
my fire used to be they got all those00:17:54
hot coals and Hot Rocks underneath there00:17:56
it's gonna be so toasty warm oh wow yeah00:18:00
that is awesome now if you're gonna do00:18:03
this you want to make sure you use a00:18:04
real wool blanket I did this with a00:18:06
synthetic blanket or a polyester blanket00:18:09
it would melt and cause me all sorts of00:18:11
problems00:18:14
nice and warm I can feel the heat from00:18:17
the ground coming up through the bed it00:18:20
is really nice00:18:24
I'll tell you what it is so toasty in00:18:26
here I'm low enough that the snow berm00:18:29
is blocking the wind I've got the heat00:18:31
from the ground coming up underneath me00:18:33
and this fire is just baking me but I'm00:18:36
gonna have to get up and soak the fire00:18:37
several times throughout the night00:18:39
so I better get going to bed00:18:42
it's gonna be a long night I'll see you00:18:44
in the morning00:18:53
oh good morning00:18:56
well there you go I didn't freeze to00:18:59
death I even got some sleep was it00:19:01
comfortable not particularly did I have00:19:04
to Wing up a lot and soak the fire yeah00:19:06
but it's pretty warm in here00:19:10
oh had a little bit of snow last night00:19:13
you know I woke up with these snowflakes00:19:15
hitting my face which is really annoying00:19:18
when you're trying to sleep I was able00:19:19
to pull my face under the blanket and00:19:21
stay dry but my blade gets a little bit00:19:24
wet so I think I better dry it out00:19:32
all right I think next step is to soak00:19:34
the fire up and get some coals going so00:19:35
we can make breakfast00:19:50
all right I think it's time to cook some00:19:52
breakfast00:19:56
I got some leftover dough some leftover00:19:58
pork chow bacon and a jar of honey and00:20:01
butter I think we're gonna make something good00:20:28
all right I got honey and melted butter00:20:35
like a little bit of pork gel bacon here00:20:39
honey butter00:20:42
[Music]00:20:47
fresh bread slabs of bacon smothered in00:20:49
honey butter this is nice00:20:57
that is so good00:20:59
oh I'll tell you what guys I've built a00:21:01
lot of lean twos and Bushcraft shelters00:21:03
but hands down the best way to stay warm00:21:05
is to build a big fire clear out the00:21:08
snow dry out the ground then move the00:21:10
fire over and sleep on the warm ground00:21:13
if you get really cold you can switch00:21:15
places with the fire throughout the00:21:16
night but unfortunately you need to be00:21:18
able to make fire and you need access to00:21:21
a lot of firewood for this to work and00:21:22
if you don't have that there's another00:21:24
trick I've heard about when I was a boy00:21:26
my grandfather told me a story about a00:21:28
Native American woman in his community00:21:29
who got lost in the mountains crazy00:21:31
blizzard came in dumped multiple feet of00:21:34
snow deadly cold and when this Native00:21:36
American woman realized that she was00:21:38
stuck in this blizzard she found a tree00:21:40
went under the branches and went to00:21:42
sleep and so what my grandpa told me is00:21:44
that you don't freeze to death without00:21:45
waking up at least once and so when00:21:47
she'd wake up cold instead of ignoring00:21:49
it and going back to sleep she'd pop up00:21:51
and run around the tree until her blood00:21:54
was going and she was hot and then she00:21:56
would go back under the tree go back to00:21:58
sleep Apparently after two days the00:22:00
blizzard broke and the community went up00:22:02
into the mountains looking for and there00:22:04
they found her and she just been running00:22:05
around this tree for two days she was00:22:07
tired miserable and cold but she was00:22:09
alive but the more survival Bushcraft00:22:12
camping trips I do the more I realized00:22:14
that this survival stuff is really a lot00:22:17
of work you're gonna have to push00:22:19
yourself for hours every day just to00:22:22
make it if you're not willing to work00:22:23
hard and if you don't have that00:22:24
self-discipline you're just not gonna00:22:26
get it done00:22:28
but on that note I think it's time to00:22:30
start packing up00:22:32
oh00:22:57
just blows me away how good of a job00:23:00
that fire does in clearing away the snow00:23:02
it actually reminds me of the Donner00:23:04
Party they had a fire pit like this and00:23:06
it snowed 15 feet on them and the wall00:23:09
of their fire pit was so high that they00:23:10
had to carve stairs to be able to get in00:23:13
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