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Alaska Wilderness Living
Добавлен 13 июн 2023
Exploring wilderness living in Alaska
Alaskan Pineapple weed, wild chamomile #herbal, #wildflower
#foraging #alaskalife #alaska #alaskaliving #medicinalfood #medicinalplants #emergencyfood #survival #alone #wildfood #PineappleWeed #WildernessMedicine
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Poison Monkshood vs Wild geranium #Foraging #wildcraft
Просмотров 342 месяца назад
#alaskalife #foraging #alaskaliving #medicinalfood #alone #survival #medicinalplants #alaska #poison
Wild geranium Alaska, #Foraging #Alaska
Просмотров 222 месяца назад
#alaskalife #alaskaliving #foraging #medicinalfood #survival #medicinalplants #alaska #emergencyfood #alone #WildGeranium
What’s the difference between an ostrich fern and a wood fern fiddlehead?
Просмотров 1054 месяца назад
Knowing the difference between different kinds of fiddleheads is important so that you don’t get a poison one like the bracken fern that can cause cancer of the stomach or eat too many wood ferns that can tie up certain vital nutrients in the body. Ostrich ferns are the best eating and safest with only light boiling for five minutes needed to eliminate toxins to make it edible. Great foraging f...
Chocolate Lilies, excellent survival food!
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It can be hard to find starchy root vegetables in a survival situation they can give you valuable carbohydrates. Chocolate lilies also known as rice lilies is a safe and good tasting root that after boiling can be mashed and eaten like cattail root or potato. #alaskalife #foraging #alaskaliving #medicinalfood #medicinalplants #survival #alone #emergencyfood #selfsufficient #wildfood
False Hellborn not sweet corn! Teaching kids not to eat this poisonous plant
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False Hellborn comes up in spring looking a lot like a head of sweetcorn. This poisonous plant is commonly found in the same territory as our wonderful Alaskan edible blueberries and kids sometimes pick them thinking they are edible. #alaskalife #alaskaliving #foraging #medicinalfood #medicinalplants #survival #alone #poissons #poisonplants
Ostrich fiddlehead ferns for dinner!
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#alaskaliving #alaskalife #emergencyfood #foraging #medicinalfood #alone #medicinalplants #survival #fiddleheads
Twisted Stalk harvest (A.k.a. watermelon berry shoots) Delicious wild spring food
Просмотров 1014 месяца назад
Every spring in Southcentral Alaska the twisted stock plant begins to emerge. Tastes like cucumber and is great in salads or as a trail snack. High in vitamins minerals. #WildFood #Foraging #Alone #AloneInTheWoods #WildPlants #WildEdible #Survival #WildernessSurvival #WildernessFood #Self-sufficient
Artist’s Conk (Ganoderma Applementum ) Alaskan Reishi cousin! #medicinalmushrooms
Просмотров 425 месяцев назад
Medicinal mushroom with powerful benefits for our health.
Harvesting bladder wrack. Edible in soups and dry for an iodine rich seafood spice!
Просмотров 445 месяцев назад
#AlaskaWildFood #WildFood #WildFoodLove #Seaweed #EdibleSeaweed #Alone #AloneInTheWoods #Alaska #AlaskaLiving #AlaskaLife #MedicinalFood #MedicinalPlants #SustainableLiving #Self-sufficient #EmergencyFood #Wilderness #Primitive
Deadfall trap for small animals
Просмотров 1347 месяцев назад
A different take on a simple deadfall trap using just dropping wire and a knife #survivalskills #wildfood #alaska #wilderness #alaskalife #selfreliance #wildernesssurvival #alone #Deadfall #Trapping #Witchcraft
Figure 4 deadfall trap how to
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.7 месяцев назад
The basic figure for deadfall trap is good for small animals from mice and small birds all the way up to larger prey depending on the size of your sticks and deadfall. Simple and effective way of survival trapping. #survivalskills #wildfood #alaska #wilderness #alaskalife #alone #wildernesssurvival #selfreliance #hunting #Trapping #FigurefourDeadFall
Ferro rod fire starting
Просмотров 498 месяцев назад
A Ferro rod can be a useful wilderness survival tool to have in your go bag. Quick demonstration of how to use kindling to best capture the spark from your feral rod. #survivalskills #alaska #wilderness #selfreliance #alone #wildfood #hunting #primitive #firestarting alaskalife #wildernesssurvival 
Foraging Medicinal mushroom Phellinus Igniarius.
Просмотров 1519 месяцев назад
This polypore tree mushroom Has so many benefits. Anti-viral anti-cancer liver supporting and antioxidant. Tea or tincture this mushroom should be in your medicine cabinet. #survivalskills #alaska #alone #wildfood #wilderness #selfreliance #hunting #alaskalife #wildernesssurvival #mushroom #phellinus igniarius
How to harvest spruce pitch for salve
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How to harvest spruce pitch for salve
How to snare rabbits in their dens *viewer discretion 
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How to snare rabbits in their dens *viewer discretion 
The amazing hoof fungus, wilderness medicine!
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The amazing hoof fungus, wilderness medicine!
Shopping for porcupine in Alaska, viewer discretion advised
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Shopping for porcupine in Alaska, viewer discretion advised
Moose won’t get off the trail. Understanding moose body language safety. @Wildernessgma49 
Просмотров 9410 месяцев назад
Moose won’t get off the trail. Understanding moose body language safety. @Wildernessgma49 
Harvesting Alaskan porcupine. *Viewer discretion,Important survival food @Wildernessgma49
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Harvesting Alaskan porcupine. *Viewer discretion,Important survival food @Wildernessgma49
Setting snowshoe hare snare strategies,@Wildernessgma49 *viewer discretion
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Setting snowshoe hare snare strategies,@Wildernessgma49 *viewer discretion
Alaskan Rabbit snaring part 2, *viewer discretion dead rabbit @Wildernessgma49
Просмотров 12610 месяцев назад
Alaskan Rabbit snaring part 2, *viewer discretion dead rabbit @Wildernessgma49
Harvesting Alaskan Chaga, @Wildernessgma49
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Harvesting Alaskan Chaga, @Wildernessgma49
Setting snowshoe hare snares in Alaska part 1, @Wildernessgma49 
Просмотров 18410 месяцев назад
Setting snowshoe hare snares in Alaska part 1, @Wildernessgma49 
What happens if your snow machine breaks down?Spruce tree emergency shelter. @Wildernessgma49
Просмотров 9810 месяцев назад
What happens if your snow machine breaks down?Spruce tree emergency shelter. @Wildernessgma49
Fast water hand line fishing late season Alaska, @Wildernessgma49 
Просмотров 3910 месяцев назад
Fast water hand line fishing late season Alaska, @Wildernessgma49 
Blacktail deer hunting in Prince William Sound, fawn bleat calling @Wildernessgma49
Просмотров 23511 месяцев назад
Blacktail deer hunting in Prince William Sound, fawn bleat calling @Wildernessgma49
Tea water from the mountains, it’s the simple things in life that we enjoy most, @Wildernessgma49
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Tea water from the mountains, it’s the simple things in life that we enjoy most, @Wildernessgma49
Two bull moose fighting make me climb a tree, @Wildernessgma49 #alaska #wilderness #Hunting 
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Two bull moose fighting make me climb a tree, @Wildernessgma49 #alaska #wilderness #Hunting 
Well, did u get any??
Beautiful day
Oh , wow how did I miss finding your channel sooner, Then I see June of 23, Great video!
What size outboard are you using
A suggestion, don't click "made for kids" unless you just want kids to see your posts.
Great video skiing is something I want to get into for short lining
You should!
New subscriber here! Great to see more women putting out real outdoors/wilderness living content instead of just clickbait. I snare rabbits myself here in Juneau but they are so few in number that it's hard to get more than a couple per season (they were introduced to the area from Haines around 1900 and a very small but stable population remains in scattered spots.)I look forward to seeing more videos!
Also, if you haven't seen NLGhostwolf aka Charlie White here on YT I highly recommend his hare snaring videos, of which he has dozens. One constructive thing I might add is that I notice your snare eyes have spaced wraps that go up the snare for several inches. I've found that this can hinder the snare from closing down all the way tight around the hare's neck efficiently and can result in prolonged struggling and break aways. I learned from Charlie White to make the wraps below the snare eye quite close and neat to the eye, making a more efficient snare. Once again thanks for the great video, hope to see more!
Thanks so much! Glad to meet other people enjoying our beautiful state outdoors. The rabbits in our area were in a low population last year so it's been great to see their numbers are really coming up this season. You should share your southeast snaring on RUclips!
WOW!...ALMOST HEAVEN!!
Awww I'm jealous, my dream... this is Aunt Sheri.. glad I found you🥰
Just you and God out there. And praying they come back to get you. LOL
Damn that's crazy lol