EP 183: Escape from a Frigid Alaskan River

Epic Outdoors Podcast

John Petersen

Bighornsheep, Rifle, Muledeer, Hunting, Jasoncarter, Wilderness, Sports, Adambronson, Biggame, Epicoutdoors, Bowhunting, Elk

2.4 • 632 Ratings

🗓️ 23 November 2020

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Escape from a Frigid Alaskan River with Aaron Bronson. In this episode we talk with Aaron Bronson and hear his near death story from Alaska 2020. Lessons learned and gear that saved his life. When you are wet and cold in Alaska a fire can make the difference in life and death. The difference in this case was Pyro Putty and the Pyro Putty lighter. We also talk about the 2020 hunting season and our outlook on 2021.

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0:00.0	I take a step forward and I just, I go down.
0:02.7	You know, you didn't just fall down.
0:03.8	Like, now you're floating down the river.
0:06.7	And I just remember vividly thinking, I am not going out this way.
0:10.6	I remember, and it was a fight.
0:12.8	Anything to do with Western Big Game.
0:17.9	Welcome to the Epic Outdoors podcast, powered by Under Armour.
0:22.0	Hey everybody, Jason Carter, Adam Bronson at the mic coming out from Southern.
0:25.8	You saw the only freaking day in the last what, how long?
0:29.1	I don't know, since we did the last podcast.
0:30.5	I think four hours since we're here the last week.
0:34.0	What was that?
0:34.4	Week 10 days ago.
0:35.3	Whatever.
0:36.0	Anyway, and we've done hunts since then. Bronson? Week 10 days ago. Whatever. Anyway. And we've done Hunt since then.
0:38.3	Bronson, you smashed a buck.
0:40.1	Yeah.
0:40.7	Smashed and grabbed.
0:41.7	I followed your advice.
0:43.6	I did.
0:43.8	I smashed it and went over and grabbed it.
0:45.6	Yep.
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