Alone: Brooke and Dave Complete Their Cabin (Season 4, Episode 7) | History
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- Despite terrible weather, Brooke and Dave decide the benefits outweigh the costs and work hard to finish their cabin in this clip from Season 4, Episode 7, "Hooked". #AloneShow
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Alone
Season 4
Episode 7
Hooked
In Alone, ten men are left in solitude, and separated from each other, in the harsh Vancouver Island wilderness. With no camera crews or producers, they have to survive using only what they can stuff into a backpack. They will hunt, build shelters and fend off predators as they face extreme isolation, psychological distress and the terrifying plunge into the unknown.
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The physical and psychological benefits of having a strong hut/ barrier are worth the effort of construction. A place to truly relax and let your guard down is important for long term survival.
wrong. Not if doing so takes calories and time that you can instead use to set up to feed yourself properly. A tarp shelter sufices until that point, cause it rarely freezes on the shores of Vancouver Island. You've only got about 6 weeks before the winter shuts down nearly all of your foraging, so you need to make lots of netting, set it as fish weirs, and average catching 20 lbs of fish per day (per person) You also need to juice the kelp, with a big wooden mortar and pestle.
Don Russell, I agree with you and most people would be fine with a tarp. I guess I am a little phobic of bears, I would not be able to rest if I didn't have some barrier that would at least slow them down enough for me to grab the bear spray. I would love to compete on Alone if there were no big predators. Yes, I am a chicken 🙂
take one of Chief Aj's slingbows, and that bears flesh and fat will win you a clear 1/4 million $. So do everything that you can to attract them! :-) The second day, you can find a tree with a big, horizontal fork, where you can lay a few saplings across it, have a platform to sleep upon. TIE your ladder to the tree while up there! :-)
Don Russell, Up a tree sounds awesome and I suppose a platform could be built faster and easier than a hut. I just watched your Chief Aj's slingbow video, cool idea! I can see how that would be a great advantage!
there's a couple of things that make it better. One is the ability to use baked clay balls at targets that are not worth the risk of damaging or losing an arrow. Rocks never fly straight, so all they do is waste an opportunity. The other thing is that you can take 4 of the 6 arrows as 4-tined fishing heads. Each tine can be made into 2 fishhooks in just a few minutes. This lets you take the slingbow "for free", since you get the fishhooks and the slingbow, for the "price" of not taking the 25 fishhooks and line. The 2 person hammock, made of paracord, is 1500 ft of paracord, once you unravel it. So it's silly to take the 20m of paracord and the fishhooks and line. The 9-strand, 750 paracord can have its outer sheathing peeled off and you'll have lots of strands out of which to make plenty of netting, which will feed you quite wel, or to hang fishhooks from, if you like. . The outer sheathing can be used to do any lashing that you need to do, too. It's far better to shred and roast some cambium for bait, and use the hooks, small log rafts, and drowning rocks to catch 3 lb gulls and ducks, than to have your bait dissolve in the water, be nibbled off by minnows, or catch 3 oz fish. The birds are going to migrate soon, and they have fat, which the fish do not. So catching 20 or more of them should be a top priority your first month on the Island.
Awesome cabin
The 1st one was just as good…
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This cabin was dope. Major props to them for building this.
When initially watching this season, I wondered if building this cabin would be their demise due to the amount of energy they had to burn to build it... I don’t think that was the case, though. I think they lasted as long as they did because of their cabin.
I think Brook excerting herself rebuilding the fireplace hauling those rocks was a mistake. Woulda shoulda coulda. water under the bridge now.
meh they turned out to be team arts and crafts not team survival.
@@aceofspades6667 they do a lot of bushcraft/building
I respect their skills in that regard, Dave's a great guy
@@aceofspades6667 never underestimate arts and craft. Just look at season 3.
@@aceofspades6667 the programme is heavily edited they dont show their good bits
the shelter was enough to win the show .what a great creation
it’s kinda cool looking back and seeing the whipples on alone. i grew up with their daughter pretty much and i remember when she told me she was on tv lmao
I was hoping for you guys to win. Brook is a workhorse & if your going be stranded in the wilderness she is the woman you want helping.
it is so woundfull to see how happy you two are
It would take me a year to build that cabin. Wow. Great job my friends.
@Marion Hamer lol
I crack up reading all these comments by self-proclaimed experts listing what they did wrong. Never saw them win or even enter!
Meanwhile, Fowler, the one guy who REALLY knows (cuz he won!) congratulates them on some good work.
its OK to crack up
John Davis seems to be extremely butt hurt by every decision that was not made by himself... dude like 40 comments on just this video.. are ya sad because you weren't part of the show?.. do you need to cry? Is everyone so stupid except you?
@@JohnDavis-im1oy if you are so positive the producers are not interested in people who know what they are doing then why do you care so much? Do you really need to comment 100x & argue with people & call people names? & cry about everything?.. you are a sad lonely know it all who wants to be mister famous know it all. You have to convince everyone you are so much more superior. Good luck with your cry baby life.
@@JohnDavis-im1oy are you still crying over this??? Lmao
meh I was rooting for them and a fan until they turned out to be team arts and crafts... their cabin was cool but everything else went down quickly... They didn't trap, didn't hunt, didn't forage for limpets, didn't change sports for fishing. To watch the team crumble like a sugarsnap cookie really ruined the entire season. The brothers were terrible and the father/son team was fine to watch. Season 4 was the worst season of them all!
Dave’s sweater looks cozy af
AWESOME team!
I follow their RUclips channels,
"Girl In The Woods" and "Bushradical".
They always put up amazing content!
I can't watch this chick for some reason. I tried.
Amazing and beautiful! What a team!
They did'nt get the $ ...but they won my heart . :)
excellent
I loved this couple I would of love for u guys to win that cabin holy cow Fantastic!!!! You guys win in my book
There is something to be said about being comfortable.
BUSHRADICAAAL!!!!!!!!
I have recently binge watched Alone, several seasons. I heard so many contestants make some sort of statements pertaining to being lonely and not being able to handle no human contact and I wanted to shout out for all to hear. "Elderly live like that for days, weeks, months & years. When they give up, they die. I know, I'm one of them. They are some weak individuals if they can't handle 30 days.
Definitely want to keep the fire small since the fireplace is wood... But what an amazing "home" they made I'd live there
Great cabin!
❤brook and dave 👏🥴🥴👍👍👍👍
I would live in that now. Lol.
@@JohnDavis-im1oy here comes the expert
want them on a new season again and soon
That was a nice cabin!!!!!
One thing I never understood about season four… Everybody is starving yet there’s seaweed everywhere near the sea shore. And it’s full of nutrients virtually every seaweed is edible as long as it’s not polluted or rotting waiting out and getting some wood take very little effort specially if you have a fire back at camp to warm up right away
Seawead is only good if taken straight from the ground layer in body of water. If not it gets infested with tons of philicibins which could be detrimental.
Seaweed is high in iodine (depending where you find it) a guy on this show got pretty sick from mowwing down too much seaweed.
I have been watching "Alone" this past week and I noticed nobody had any trapping skills. Everybody depended on the sea for their food, and never tried to do any trapping. And at the end the hapless brothers ended up winning
Absolutely amazing cabin, with respect I would have made a double bed to share body heat at night. But I doubt I would have gotten anything as nice as there cabin.
It would cool to see an all star cast on this show, Les, Bear, Cody, Dave, etc. The Who’s who of survival shows compete so see who can go 90 days.
I thought the mantle was really nice touch, great people, I wish they would have had a longer run
The fireplace is amazing!!
best couple ever.
I’m sorry, but the “10 items per team” HAD to be a lie. I counted multiple teams with double gear and tools. After reaching each other those teams had additional items to use. I’m guessing each team actually had 12-15 survival items and the show tried to edit what we saw. If you really pay attention, the numbers don’t add up.
They get 10 additional items to the base pack.
Have not watched season 4, but no way that roof lasts.
Why did they build that second cabin? Brooke had already made an easy, long lasting functional, water proof and heated shelter with plenty of space for two by the time Dave got there - of a quality that was among the best in the show already. Why they demolished it to rebuild another bigger heavy duty cabin, up a hill, further away from food and water, costing them over a week or two of calories and time to build... it is a pretty dumb thing to do. So what, you have a cabin. Now you're starving.
Brook got completely exhausted, and they never gained back the energy deficit because a cabin doesn't feed you. That time and energy could have been useful for foraging, and food supplies from fishing etc and finding places to fish. They would have had such an easier time IMO, were it not for building cabin they didn't need.
I havent seen the season but, you make a lot of sense.
If you watched the the cold weather that came in on the first season you would understand
@@realcanadiangirl64 I have watched the first season actually. Secondly, Brookes first shelter was already very well heated and cosy: If anything the more compact nature conserves and traps heat more than the colossal cabin they made.
@@user-oz5nn6hq5u I agree I thought the same but I guess we're just spectators. Again it's a bit of a shame but serious props to them for their cabin construction/creating skills though & I understand that they probably wanted to advertise said skills to better promote the cabin business they have going back at home.
You never know they really could have won the show (or at least been one of the final contestants) had they focused on survival, and that would have done more for their business than they would have dreamed of anyway. Respect to them for their abilities again I was certainly rooting for them
how does he get the wood too stay upright ? its too high to hammer down from above
now build a lodge with butlers quarters.. or possibly a treetop ewok village
Awesome , good job ,May God Bless And Protect You Both
Dave reminds me of a mature survivalist Bam Margera
Awesom Job. The cabin is the bigest thinks that ipact the mood of survival
@@JohnDavis-im1oy agreed it was a huge fail they became a hobby lobby arts and crafts team and not team survival.
I’m curious to know if anyone had a carbon steel knife and if so is it rusted due to the rain and wet climate
Very good, Thank you very much
Are you related to Ted?
Wow Brooke you guys did a fantastic job.....just Amazing!
No
i'm on Season 4, i'm watching a show about people moaning
i don't know how to quit tho
kekw
Alone except you’re not alone
nice job...
Seperate bunks? Hum, no cuddly cozy THERE! Watch that fireplace dry out and burn down....
Nothing gets dry where they were
And she had already been using the exact same fireplace for like a month prior. So...youre dumb
@@kronosis1337 But it did catch fire...
Hey Everyone, IM DAVE WHIPPEL!!!
Brook n Dave did a great kob with that cabin . But I must have missed something here. In Brook and Dave's 10 items video, they packed only 2 tarps. But in this video there's 4 tarps, 2 white and 2 green. Did they find another tarp from somewhere. Can anyone clarify please?
I didn't know that. Thank you
This was a super long ago comment but I think I saw in one episode that some of the camera equipment is wrapped in tarp to keep it dry and sometimes the contestants use it for their shelter.
They were given tarps for the camera gear and are allowed to use is in the shelter as long as it serves the purpose of protecting the camera gear.
🤔 I thought 💭 the show was called alone
There alone
@@TheRealTedBaird
Where..
the first 3 seasons were solos this season they did partners but spend the first 15 days separated by a 10 mile hike.
How did they place the mantle. I think I see nails
Do USS Enterprise video
Clearly a waste of calories that they knew they didn't have. Cool cabin. Terrible strategy to win.
What made them think that a wood chimney was a good idea? But the place is excellent and comfortable
They need Dave Canterbury on this show
I liked season 4 I think it was too hard for them to find each other tho
I thought it was "Alone" not couples or friends???
They did it to mix it up, I suppose. Especially since the next season was Redemption season of past losers. It definitely seemed to switch the tone of the show. I imagine it would be a lot easier with someone to share the workload and keep the loneliness away but it did also seem to make people tap that didn't want to because their partner wanted or had to.
Season 4 they did partners but the first 15 days were separated by a 10 mile hike.
I only saw season 1 how come theres 2 people together now
Season 4 they did partners but the first 15 days were separated by a 15 mile hike.
Their shelter was amazing but they wasted too much physical energy building it. It wasn’t necessary to make it so elaborate
They said in a video they made that they built the cabin because they would waste a lot of energy shivering at night trying to stay warm, and to keep away from the water because that was the main issue with everyone , and also for their mental health on the island. They tapped out because they didn’t find food like 30 days later.
Dave went to stupidville wanting a cabin. He should have been happy with what Brook made. I just got into watching the episode on him starting the cabin and had to comment. I lnow it will be the cause of their failure....dumb move!
No, the cause of their tapping out was her losing too much weight. The show made them tap out, she got sick. If you know so much, maybe you should do a video and show us how it’s done. Knucklehead.
@@phillipsmom6252 thanks dinkus. Maybe i will. She burned too many calories needlessly moving giant rocks and logs building the cabin. Duh.
@@beingaware8542 ...Hush knucklehead, and go get started on your survival video.
@Phillips Mom I've just watched this. Being Aware is bang on IMO. Brooke had already made an easy, functional, water proof and heated shelter with plenty of space for two by the time Dave got there - of a quality that was among the best in the show already. Why they demolished it to rebuild another bigger heavy duty cabin, up a hill, further away from food and water, costing them over a week or two of calories and time to build... it is a pretty dumb thing to do. So what, you have a cabin. Now you're starving.
Brook got completely exhausted, and they never gained back the energy deficit because a cabin doesn't feed you. That time and energy could have been useful for foraging, and food supplies from fishing etc and finding places to fish. They would have won imo, were it not for building cabin they didn't need.
But they found out after all that work a plastic roof does not keep out the cold! Should have built a tee pee. What, you think the natives had not tried the Square design before they found the Perfect ROUND TEE PEE one?
Didn't they win.? If so I can see why.
I'm not an expert but this didn't make sense to me. Brooke's shelter was already sufficient.
nice job Kids :)
Waiting for SS5
Are you still waiting😂😂😂
the 3 lb rock is tied about a foot from the baited hook. 2 of them on each 2x3 ft log "raft", which is anchored where there's always at least 4 ft of water, Then the ruckus is silenced in 1 second flat, and the agony is ended in mere seconds.
Don Russell Shhhh hush girl.
Okay so they were NOT alone??? 🤔
Did they have a roof??????
A tarp roof
What a couple of goofballs, where do they find these people.
Y'all recon if thy boned in there
Why didn't they use clay/ mud to make the fireplace?
or rocks and clay, eh? or forget about having an inside fire and just use the outside fire to heat rocks, and bring the rocks inside to provide radiant heat.
@@donrussell8889 dude u are always moaning about everything. Have u even tried to do the things u say on the comments... Rocks as heating rly dont work that well.
@Bill Randall You should see therapist
@@donrussell8889 Where they were they didnt have access to clay. Also where they were is technically a rain forest so putting clay in any area that had access to the outside would turn it to mud. Also a guy in the first season which was also based in the same area actually found a clay deposit and tested it with heat (hoping to build an oven) and it didnt work at all. Different climates. Different resources.
Her nonstop talking would drive me insane!
Alone? What about the camera crew?
Wait? They allowed couples? I thought contestants had to be alone?
Im confused by this also
Season 4 was "lost and found" there were 7 teams where one teammate had to hike to the other (took a little over a week) and then when they meet up they had to survive together.
I don't like the place where they dump these people,it's horrible and for the same amount of money?.It sucks. I'm also a outdoor person i just love programs like this,but it's too unbearable for me to see those poor people goes through such misery,inrease the money to at least $750.000 tops 😭
👍👍🤠
They stopped doing these pair ups after some couple cannibalized his partner to survive the hunger. History Channel swept it all under the rug. It's an urban legend. 😂
If they put that much effort into actual survival they might have won 😆
it's as if everything she says is a contradiction… Building that 2nd un-necessary Cabin, was probably the stupidest thing they did... Arts and crafts... I was amazed they brought her on for a second season.
They were my one of my favourite contestants and I loved watching her in Mongolia as did millions of other people
And what survival show were you on? Hummm must have missed it.
@@realcanadiangirl64 She had no intention of trying to win. They still get paid for participating though. I did not enjoy seeing her brought back. They just did it because they want tap outs. They need tap outs. Plus, she has a RUclips following, but you knew that I'll bet.
Quite a waste of energy building such an elaborate cabin. They could even built a super shelter with all the tarps they have. Also a teepee would have been a rather easy but effective idea but still very impressive
Fjellstorm Bushcraft I think it was about the mental aspect of security from predators as well
I agree. The amount of energy / calories that went into the cabin was ridiculous and obviously a poor strategy. I think they decided they wern't going to win but thought it would be cool to build the cabin. Why else would they do it ? I don't buy the Psychology argument. You have to prioritize not starving first.
@@JohnDavis-im1oy how would they habe stayed dry and warm by fire?
@@infinitemonkey917 unless you never saw a chance to win... then you concentrate on your "survival" After the show. Building cabins on remote property is a big part of their income. So this is a good advertising.
This season was meh. I kinda fast forwarded through a lot of it. S4 is much better
That dude would of won if he by himself
@@JohnDavis-im1oy neither were good at the acquisition of food and foraging.. The brothers were annoying AF but at least they were grinders and knew how to survive.
burn up 30,000 calories building this, then starve out. :-) Same time and effort, could have a portable tarp shelter and 3000 sq ft of 2" mesh netting, set up as baited weirs. You have to know, tho, to take a gillnet and 2-person hammock, both made out of 9-strand 750 paracord. Guess which way provides lots of calories to give you the means to stay longer? :-) Move the shelter to wear the squaw wood is. Break off dead branches with your bodyweight or a bat-sized baton, or use your saw or the E tool. get them on a rack, under their own "roof" of a chunk of the 20x20 tarp, so that they can dry out.
The Gil nets stopped working for like ALL of the people there. They had to worry about shifting tides so constantly. A lot od times low tode came at night. And when the weather dropped and fishes metabolism slowed down and they stopped feeding as much the Gil nets were pretty useless for everyone there.
Why do they dress like that?
Geez these two are fried. And he's annoying AF