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Nate’s main goal is to outlast everyone, so his 10 items range from a cast iron pot to a heavy-duty pot to a fishing kit, see more this season on ALONE Grizzly Mountain.
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He is well set up
I hope he wins, supporting a Michigander!
Good luck Nate!
Great video !
bet they won’t do one of these for Tim
that sleeping bag is going to get useless without a shelter to ward off the rain.
Good luck!
I think he is going to win because he’s got that “sibering steel”. Nothing like “sibering steel”.
This guy is not FAT enough. You gotta go in HEAVY.
Nice work 🎆✨
I really hope Nate wins. I have been hoping since I saw the participants.
I choose a chainsaw. A twelve gauge shotgun. Hey I’ve seen evil dead, if it’s works for that situation, it might work for this.
Rubber cement
Pool noodle
Bongo drum
Pinwheel
Laxatives
Tap shoes
Panini grill
Wet wipes
Jerry McGuire on VHS
Cricket bat
Be nice take the chan
I backed out last year vivid-19 I want to be on alone take a chance show my skill First Nation
The beard is wisdom
Are they restricted to a certin area or can they wonder all over the mountain?
Oh Siberian Steel, guess Valyrian Steel was not available. Jokes aside seemed like a weird comment on his part.
Everybody brings pretty much the same stuff
It seemed like the right stuff he will be in a realy dangerous place known for bear and cougar
No knife? How are you going to prepare fish and game
Good Luck Nate — your my pick to win.
Sounds like you did.
Pretty gray for 46
He’s from Michigan, free style points for this guy and his stuff is alkrwady his, seasoned pot and that ax is battle tested. Rations are for the weak
best of luck
Cast-iron pot not the best choice.
Should have selected a Stainless Steele cook pot.
I agree with previous posts that mention rust issues .
Hopefully he’s experienced enough to develop a water bladder of sorts.
I love how they did the Poochie style “…I have to go now. My planet needs me.” to Nate’s mention of the Leatherman. 😆
-80 sleeping bag? That’s huge most other participants have ‑30.
The big silky saw… why not.
The Camulius carnivore is what everyone should have.
Can anyone tell which boots he’s using? Look solid.
They all bring the exact same items. If there’s variation, it’s only one item.
Pretty cool im friends with nates son
I think you chose well.
you dont need the cookpot, ferrrood, paracord, axe, saw, or sleeping bag. there’s several easy ways to start a fire and then all you have to do is keep the coals buried in your ashes. There’s lots of debris everywhere. You’re stuck in a 1.2 mile radius of your drop off location, so the portability of the sleeping bag is meaningless. You can make 50x as much cordage and netting out of the 2 person cotton rope hammock as you’re allowed to take with you. You can stone boil in a tarp lined pit, and use the handle-less shovel as a skillet, until you can make the 4 1 gallon each baked clay cookpots with lids. The saw-edged Shovel is many times more useful than the axe and saw put-together.
when you know how to make a proper shelter, in one day, that needs no fire inside of it, that saves you a week of making a cabin and fireplace and also saves you about 2 hours and 700 calories per day not wasted on cutting, hauling and processing firewood. That adds up to about 3 weeks more staying power. If you know what to do in those 3 weeks, you can gain enough fish to let you stay as long as you want, since Chilko lake does not freeze solid. You can make 1400 sq ft of 4″ mesh netting out of the cotton rope hammock. Use that netting intelligently, and it’s highly likely to feed you well enough for many months.
Is this the same dude that was on the BEAST? Who caught the lake trout on a bone with squirrel meat.…. and hand made line.….
neither fire, nor sleeping bag nor shelter help you stay warm and dry when you’re out and about. However, if you make sevral layers of clothing out of the reflective 12x12 tarp and the reflecftive bivy and the duct tape, they help you no matter where you are. Leave them ON when inside of your shelter, and have a layer of debris between each layer of clothing, and you not only increase the insulative effect of the clothing, you give your body moisture a place to GO.
The bivy material is permeable to vapors (it’s metallized clothing grade tyvek), so some of the moisture can escape. The outside layer, however, is best made of the tarp material, since it is completely wind and waterproof. The tarp layer wont let moisture escape, but you dont wear it if you’re working hard. You dont need it when you’re generating metabolic heat with activity and you dont want to sweat when it’s cold..
You can regularly change out the debris, getting rid of the moisture and body oils. Normally, this is necessary only for the innermost layers and only if going to sleep.. Having lots of layers (7 or more) lets you adjust your protection/temps as needed. Not needing firewood and not wasting a week on a cabin/fireplace is a huge advantage on this challenge.
you want to troll 11 treblehooks on an array of poles that prevent entangling as you row the pontoon outrigger raft. ribbons cut off of the reflective 12x12 tarp can be used to make flashy “streamer” lures. Small wooden spoons will make the ribbons wobble and rotate, attracting more fish. If you can’t catch an average of at least 5 lbs of fish per day using this method (and stalking the shoreline with a made-on-site bow and fishing-arrows) then you’re better off just holing-up in a debris-pile as you make the 2000 sq ft of netting possible out of the cotton rope hammock.
5 lbs of live-weight fish is 1500+ calories and you can mix it with 1/2–1 lb of diced, boiled, then fried cambium, at 600 calories per lb. If you can’t eat that much, you lose weight faster than if you’d just fasted, cause if you fast, your body metabolism will slow down. If you eat small amounts, no change in metabolism will occur. You burn a lot more calories moving around a lot out in the cold wind than you do when laying in your debris-pile. You need to discover what the most productive times and places are for fishing and spend the rest of your time in the debris-pile, making netting.
Biko could have lasted 4 months on his 110 lbs of body fat, if he’d known to hole up and conserve his calories. He broke weak early, still having 40 lbs that he could have spared. When your first week of high activity gains you nothing in the way of food and you’ve got an injury, you dont belong on this show and you’ll win only being fat and, or lucky, which is how all 8 have won it.
the bow has only helped 2 people out of 77 and it was pure luck that they got a shot at a big animal, half of your ‘5 sq mils” is on the LAKE. You dont dare shoot anything within at least 200 yds of your boundary, cause the wounded animal could easily get beyond your reach. Also, no big animal is going to be around the smoke-scent of your fire. So you really only have 1.5 sq miles of land to have a big animal be on, much less give you a decent bow shot at it. I wouldn’t bother to take the bow nor the snarwire.
100 lbs of fish is worth more than 130 lbs of deer, folks, cause the deer has no fat, so you can’t mix it with the 25 lbs of diced, boiled and frie cambium, which is possible with the fish. That deer is just 40–50k of calories, enough for 2 weeks of the walking around you did trying to arrow one of them. HALF as much time and calories spent will let you make the 2000 sq ft of netting out of the cotton rope hammok, enabling you to catch 160k of fish calories and mix them with 40k of calories from cambium. That’s enough food for 60–70 days, if you stay mostly holed up in the debris-pile. 80 days has won this all but once. If you stay holed-up, you wont lose more than 1 lb per day, for as long as you have bodyfat. So youll only lose 20 lbs if you’ve caught that 500 lbs of fish. Averaging the catching of 6 lbs of fish per day, with such a huge amount of netting and the pontoon outrigger raft, is not difficult.
Pretty sure that beard is gonna get in his way. Especially when it grows
Does anyone know the brand of his axe?
Almost everyone takes the same stuff.
I would leave the paracord, make my own cordage & take salt instead.
Maybe swap the sleeping bag for a shovel to make a warm dugout or igloo fast.
Other than that, all the items are pretty much must-have.