r/Alonetv

Remaining Contestants: >!Dougy, Dylan, Jasper, Clint, Trent!<

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Its been a while, and Im trying to rewatch it now, but I remember vaguely a few contestants in S8 specifically that either kept fires going all night or seemingly have their fires going the whole time due to them not bringing a ferro rod and using friction fire starting

Just wondering are they able to do it. What kind of strategies they used

Edit: I think it was colter? That opted out of the firesteel and kept a fire going the whole time

I really enjoyed season one - there were more participants actually getting out there and trying different things. Season 2 seemed like they were half passive/half active participants. Season 3 though, seems primarily passive people just waiting for things to happen. Is it possible the editing now doesn't show the scouting for locations building shelters and some of the other efforts - not like how they were. Or they are seeking passive people?

I guess their warning about these being trained survival experts seems surprising when some quite literally seem to just be waiting it out?

Drop two strangers who are romantically compatible with each other (i.e. a straight man and woman, or two gay men) in the middle of the wilderness and force them to work together to survive.

They still get a cash reward for surviving the longest to discourage them from just tapping out if they hate their partner.

The point is that they have to work together to survive, and in the process, they fall in love (cue the cheesy "aww"s).

I call it, "Alone With You"

I know basically nothing about survival but what I've seen on the show.

Timber on season 11 kept saying the moose jerky he had was hurting his teeth/jaw from chewing so much.

Would it still retain the nutrients if he was to boil it and eat it/drink the broth? Or perhaps cut it into pieces and swallow it?

Thanks, just a weird thought I had.

I saw that someone had posted about Hatchet. I have another recommendation called The Lure of the Labrador Wild that I think Alone fans would enjoy. It takes place a couple of hundred kilometers from where season 9 and Alone: Frozen were filmed. And close to where season 11 winner William lives.

It tells the true story of three men, two Americans and a Cree guide from Ontario, who travel to Labrador to explore and study the indigenous people. Instead they encounter unending hardship which really shows how unforgiving Labrador can be.

You can find it for free online as the copyright has long since lapsed.

Am I the only one happy that we have >!multiple contestants doing well with food!<? Id much rsther see >!a warm shelter being the deciding factor this season, rather than a starving contest.!<

My body isn’t going to hold out much longer, this was much harder than I thought. I am really not sure how much longer I can go…

Catches a bird.

OH MY GOD!! The is turns everything around! I am going to make it to day ###!!

Are they required to mutter this sentence?

First time posting here. Added spoiler tag just in case.

While watching the different seasons, I noticed that some contestants primarily boil their meat/fish in the pot while others prefer roasting over the open fire.

Open discussion: Do the contestants who boil more often seem to last longer (or have fewer digestive issues) than the ones who mainly roast?

In my opinion, slow cooking in a pot preserves a lot more of the fats and oils instead of letting them drip into the fire.

Curious what other people have noticed across the seasons. Thanks.

I always have a problem with small road s etc getting into their food cash I'm just curious how come they don't set a little traps all around or is it just too many to do that? But it seems like it what help but I've never seen it does anyone else seen them try this?

Of course they'd have to be all healthy now😊. Is there anybody that you think deserves another chance. I think Dusty from Arkansas season 11 should be on the list. He was a good old boy with a good attitude and funny. He was actually doing pretty good except he didn't eat enough veggies!

I just started watching (still on season 1) and I'm definitely struck by the terrible luck of a few of the contestants right away. (Spoilers below! Don't know how to cover them, sorry!)

I know people like to shit on Josh but he literally got dropped off next to a whole den of bears! And he was the only one in that situation. I suppose he could have moved his camp in an attempt to distance himself from the Bears but come on, literally getting dropped off and seeing like, 5 bears within 24 hours is crazy. Especially the bear on the beach as they were boating away.

Then there was Wayne, who literally got charged by a bear and had to get rescued in the middle of the night. It didn't really seem to me like he did anything to bring that upon himself so that's just terrible luck and I do think them majority of people would leave after an encounter like that.

Outside of those two, it was pretty easy to see people who had better or worse times due to experience and making good or bad decisions - like the guy who lost his fire steel because he put it on a log and the tide took it, that was a silly mistake he could have avoided. Or the guy who was dropped off in a marsh and decided to move camp and found a much better spot, he made the best of his bad luck.

What do you guys think about the role of luck in the show? Happy to hear about further seasons in the comments, I don't care about spoilers and I'm really curious if other contestants had bad luck like Josh and Wayne.

like i assume the partners are at home, but do they have them on standby or something? or like emergency flight once the second to last contestant quits? also... how long after the second contestant quits does first place stay out in the wild? just curious!! thank you thank you!

My husband and I would love to watch all of the footage (deleted scenes) for a contestant. Is there somewhere to do that? I particularly want to see all of Jordan Jonas - he had so much extra food that we as an audience don't really get to see. As an avid fan of the show it would be so fun to see what was left off the main episodes, particularly for all the winners but also some of the bigger personalities, like Biko and Larry.

I know that digging requires a lot of energy, is difficult, and is not always worth it.

We watch Alone and have seen a participant build semi-underground shelters.

My partner and I are discussing the pros and cons of having a shelter underground or above ground due to temperatures in the arctic circle.

Would a shelter semi underground be harder to heat up the earth due to the permafrost and frozen ground?
Or would it be warmer because of constant temps and seclusion from the air?

If you have any sources I would love to see them!
Thank you!

I must know how she’s handling her period. Are period products allowed outside the ten items? HOW does this work?!