Alaskan Bush People
Do you think you have what it takes to survive in the Alaskan wilderness by living off the land? The Discovery Channel’s new show is about “a newly discovered family who was born and reared in the wild.” However, the plot unravels as soon as the show airs. The neighbors begin by claiming that they did not dwell in the woods. Instead, they stayed at Hoonah, Alaska’s Icy Strait Lodge. Apart from that, residents in the neighborhood claim to only utilize the “bush home” when the cameras are filming.
Alaskan Bush People
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We are certain that surviving on your own for four weeks on a desolate island is not simple. It is their responsibility to find food, shelter, and water. Things usually get off to a shaky start, but it seems like a body of water always appears at the last minute. The same is true when it comes to food! This isn’t an accident. “We had to ensure that the island’s lone water supply, a muddy pool, would continue through filming in the dry season and that there would be enough local animals and native vegetation to nourish the men for 28 days — as long as they can find it, catch it, and kill it,” the show’s producers said.
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