according to you, -20F in canada

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is different from -20F in Illinoiis or CO. Well, the fact is, it aint, and it aint-20F on the Alone show in the daytime and there's no reason to be outside of your shelter at night. There's zero neef of a fire inside of your shelter. The Innuit had none when it was 0-40F or colder and no, there's nothing special about seal or caribou hides, either. Insulation is provided by trapped air. if you trap enough air around yourself, you stay warm, that's all there is to it. It doesn't get below 0F until the first of December, So you're not dealing with real cold unless youv'e been stupid and didn't get enough food before the lake froze up. The 2-3 lbs of fish the girls caught every other day was not as many calories as they lost by icefishing. I mean, how could they be so stupid as to not have a chunk of tarp and their sleeping bags around then as they waited beside ONE fishing hole? Why not have debris to stand and sit upon, so you dont freeze your feet, like a dummy? Why not have some logs, dirt a fire and hot rocks out there?

They can't even figure out to make two small hooks out of each large hook, wrap 3 of them with wire or fishline and make treblehooks. If you can't have barbed hooks, barbless treblehooks make a catch much more likely than a barbless single hook, that much is certain! then you could catch enough fish to have fish guts for bait, and have 16 fishing holes, with tipup devices to set the hooks for you. All you have to do is peek out of your shelter on the ice now and then and look for the flags that tell you when you've got a fish on. Standing there, fishing with one hook, is idiocy.
 
I think you described things that have all been done on the show.
As for just sitting and staying warm all day? It doesn't make for good TV. Those people are chosen not only for survival, but because they can be entertainment by fully capturing and narrating their lives in the wilderness for the folks who watch the show.
You think the cameras are already there when they reach the top of that peak they're climbing, or under water when they step in, or outside their tent when they wake up to bear noises? You think someone is there asking them questions or prompting them on what to share? Nope.
It's pseudo-reality TV. REAL reality TV would be boring AF.
 
I'll ask again, since you're so much more knowledgeable than everyone on the show, which season did you try out for? When will your episodes air?

By the way, several things you just said are factually incorrect, which you'd know if you'd actually watched the show. Oh well.
 
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