Alaska Paleotechnic Bush School and History Class and Bushcraft International Contest Entry

Garrett Dodge comes to Alaska to learn how our ancestors lived outside
in a cold weather environment and other fun outdoor activities.
Caution! this video shows the preparation of animals into food.
This is my bushcraft international contest entry submission for SkogKiv's contest. My how to is teaching how to love winter outdoors.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• outdoor
• survival
• anthropology
• paleotechnic
• bush
• craft
• dog
• mushing
• flint
• napping
• alaska
• kenai
• peninsula
• anchor
• point
• get
• off
• the
• couch
• wilderness
• ice
• cave
• shelter
• building

[rsouthern]

Wow! Your worse than living in the city with keeping time, dates, days as well as never once thinking on your own but relying on others past BS teachings.

[kernielsen]

Hi Ron, great vid once again. wished i was there at last but still here in long beach ca . How is the work conditions up there? construction fell through the roof here. it almost seems like a good time to leave here, but i need a job there first, still looking I tried princess crews 3 positions but I'm to skilled for the positions i applied. still looking. keep up the vids i do enjoy them a lot. thanks, Kurt Nielsen

[PUMACABRA]

I can't eat squirrel, I have a cavity.

HAHahaa! Classic.

Thanks for the awesome vid and inspiring lifestyle. You rock for keeping the skills alive with the youth.

[BackBurnerNews]

Wow!

That's awesome.

[joeredd11]

Hey man i gotta say i'm jealous ,i live in the sticks in maine but i've always dreamed of living in alaska.almost made it once when i lived in seattle for a year i should have kept going north .you got it going on brother keep up the cool vids i've been flint napping now for about 25 years now i love to see others keeping it alive.take care .....joe redd maine

[seanandfreddie1]

really great vid. 5/5.

[FabriceKerg]

May I join your next class ;-)... WOW this kid is soooo lucky!!!!!!!! Garett learned more on a single day than other children learn in a lifetime about wildlife and bushcraft!

Great JOB, I really enjoyed watching your video!