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Surviving Arctic Winter Tundra in a Primitive Snow Hut! ASMR (Silent)

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2

We survive on a frozen cold lake in the 'Canadian Tundra' by building a primitive snow hut, quinzee or quinzhee structure and catch and cook fish. A quinzhee is also called a snow hut ice shelter, snow trench, or hollowed out survival snow mound, to sleep overnight and catch and cook giant trout and burbot. We will boil water to purify it for survival from the lake and cook snow in a hobo type wood burning stove right out on the lake. The quinzee is a simple structure that replaces a conventional winter survival shelter build by Inuit called the igloo. A quinzee is just a pile of snow that is left to site for a length of time permitting it to sinter or compress and bind together. After a few hours, the snow mound or trench can be hollowed out forming a cavity which can be used to protect from the elements including wind, some light rain, and most certainly, strong winds. While a quinzee does not generally get warmer than the outside temperatures, it does provide enough of a wind block and protection from the snow to be a viable life safer in wintery conditions. Much like an igloo, a quinzee can be heated a few degrees, but it does not hold a big volume of air, so condensation is a big problem. Ample ventilation must be used so that condensation does not form wetting dry sleeping bags or clothing. When building the structure, a survivalist must also be careful not to get their clothing wet. We solve some major survival challenges in this adventure including finding and purifying water, catching and cooking food, building shelter, and staying warm despite record -20C temperatures
Date: 2021-09-21

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Comments and reviews: 8

Wayne
Man. I can't believe how much snow and work that took. How do you manage to keep your shiners alive? Here is a tip worth trying. hook your shiner through the front part of the eye socket just in front of the eyeball and come out the other side in the same place. It would be similar to hooking through your nose Cartledge. They will stay frisky forever and the added bonus of not bending them in half while raising them up and down. Hope all is well. Keep us posted on the biopsy and stomach issue.
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Josh
I got excited saw a new video. Lmfao F ck me and then I remembered I'm not deaf and I can hear and I love to hear videos. Oh well maybe next video good content thanks again. Peace out honeslice
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Reason
It s interesting to have watched this video as a talkie, then rewatch it a few months later as a silent allows one to focus on the stark beauty of winter. I hope you are doing well Chris.
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Jarrett
Man i dont know what you are going through thewoodebeards but i love your videos. I really hope you are able to overcome your challenges and I wish you the best. Keep up the good work.
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kit
i dont know if its alowed to philippines to camp alone and do what ever i want, please suggest what the number 1 rule when your'e alone that can survive your self easy,
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Cody
I don't like the silent videos man. You have so many silent ones I would be watching if you talked in them. please post more catch and cooks with talking
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Big
Big fan of your work, But not a fan of ASMR. Will leave it playing to help out, Full stop. Hope things get better, Improvise, Adapt and Overcome.
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jack
FULL STOP
you guys sure got alot of snow already!
Nice looking Burbot!
Thank You for sharing your video, and bringing us along.
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