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On a frosty winter day, having gone into the forest with a minimum of equipment, I decided to spend the night. The snow in the forest was waist-deep, and it was difficult to get through without skis and snowshoes. Having reached a secluded place, I had to dig a tunnel in the snow for a long time, cut off thin branches and spruce branches and cover the dug tunnel with them. After which I covered everything with snow, and it turned out to be a cozy and high-quality shelter for survival in a snowy forest.
Having unfastened the ice auger and reindeer skin from my backpack, I went to the river. Getting out onto the river turned out to be a difficult task, the wind blew a lot of snow to the edge of the forest, and I had to literally crawl to get out to the river.
The weather was favorable for good fishing. in a few hours I caught about 8 perch, and returned to camp to prepare firewood.
The frost was about minus twenty degrees Celsius, I spent a lot of effort preparing firewood for the evening.
After I lit the fire, I started making fish soup from the perch I caught. It should warm me up from the inside and return the energy spent on preparing firewood.
Northern nature, snowy winter forest, crackling fire, and winter fishing, you will see all this by watching this video.
The video is edited with ASMR elements.
Did you know how to smoke wild-caught fish over a fire?

Equipment.
1. Forged Swedish axe.
2. Fiskars wood saw
3. Finca Martini knife.
4. Military flask with 1 liter stainless steel pot.
5. Reindeer skin.
6. Mechanical stern watch.

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