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Alaska Winter Survival: One Stick of Butter and Whatever I Can Find

I head into the Alaska backcountry in the dead of winter with no food, just a single stick of butter and whatever I can hunt or forage along the way. This trip isn’t about proving anything or pushing extremes for clicks. It’s about seeing what winter really demands when comfort is stripped away and decisions actually matter. Traveling by snowmachine, setting up camp in the cold, and hunting ptarmigan and grouse, every choice carries weight—especially as daylight fades and energy drops. Whether I eat or not depends entirely on the land, the conditions, and a little luck. This is a quiet look at winter survival in Alaska: cold hands, empty stomachs, simple calories, and the reality of being alone in a big place. Thanks for watching. 00:00 Snowmobile ride in 03:28 Campsite 08:50 Setting up tent 09:43 Cutting firewood 12:41 Grouse hunting 18:07 Eating butter 19:16 Making spruce needle tea 20:13 Eating butter 23:39 Good morning 24:31 Packing up camp 25:39 The ride home