Thank you for making this! I’ve been watching all the back episodes (season 10 was the best!), not able to view the current season. You do a great job telling the story. The insight is valuable. My money is on Timber, but time will tell.
Really good recap tenta! And your location is beautiful at trout Lake park. And im looking forward to watching episode 3 of alone season 11 next Thursday!
new to your page alan. it was fun to watch last season and catching fish is the way to go. this time i'm rooting for tim from indiana, his area is a couple hours East of me and the terrain looks similar. not sure how the cold will affect him. 💥
i jus seen you win, and it made me cry. so cool. i think ur wife helped ya with the win, when she told ya to be grateful. that might just be the key to humility and then happiness
@@alantenta9825 not being critical - your channel, do what you enjoy - but anyone can give a recap (or they could just watch it) - only you can give your perspective (there’s only 1 winner in the world of season 10)
@@alantenta9825dude, you can ramble for an hour and a half and be entertaining. Unscripted. Seriously, you were by far, the most entertaining cast member EVER. It was nice, every now and then, to be able to laugh while watching this very intense, pretty profound show. I think you were such a welcome relief from the seriousness of what you guys had to do out there. I think this is what I enjoy about Naked and Afraid, as serious and desperate, and profound as their experiences are, I do found myself laughing, as they do, about the absurdity of life, when everything is stripped down to the bare necessities. The fact that they are nude, probably opens these opportunities up, right away, plus the addition of a partner. This is why you were such a breath of fresh air. You have such astute self awareness, as well as a general awareness of the absurdities of life, and offer so many sharp observations encompassed within your humor. It gives you such a sense of perspective, which is also, a rarely mentioned, but very effective survival tool. A sense of humor and ability to laugh at yourself, and circumstances. It is your secret weapon. So keep it up, if you enjoy it. We certainly do…
Love seeing the great new uses for gear we go to see! That stuff is prob my fave part of the show. Do you think using the inner strands of the paracord for fishing line could work? Maybe if you weave a couple stands together to make it hold a fish? Obv I'm a total noob when it comes to this stuff...
Yeah I had a pretty rough first day! I was dropped last so thankfully it wasn't too long of a day. I did film a lot of stuff on day 1, not sure why they didn't show it. Once I started on my permanent shelter on day 2, all the "drop shock" symptoms disappeared and I was good. It is kind of sad that 4 days of work was edited to just under 9 minutes, but I guess that is how it works.
Maybe you can shed some light on why every shelter is not tall enough to stand in. I understand heat loss, but even a prison cell has to be tall enough to stand up, or it is torture....?? I believe you had a tipi...? Thanks!
I could stand up in mine, handy for getting dressed. It took a long time to heat my shelter as a result of its size. If I was to do it again, I would build a smaller shelter.
I'm from Arkansas and I know exactly where Dusty is from in the community of Fiftysix. I have land not far from there myself and his lifestyle of self-reliance is very common to the area.
Not sure about everyone else, but I was more relieved that I could finally get started! It felt a little weird when the boat left, but that’s all I can remember about my “drop shock”.
As a huge fan of Alone, I love that you ,as a participant of the show can give us a different perspective. 👍
I appreciate your comment!🙏
Thanks for your recap. Very well done and appreciated. Thank you. 👏
My pleasure!
Happy to share Trout Lake Park with you all. Nice work, Al.
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Are you two related? Tenta?
Yup. That’s my mom supporting the channel!😊😊
Thank you for making this! I’ve been watching all the back episodes (season 10 was the best!), not able to view the current season. You do a great job telling the story. The insight is valuable. My money is on Timber, but time will tell.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I luv this recap… thank you 😊!
No worries!
What a great recap! Thank you.
Thanks for the feedback!
Really good recap tenta! And your location is beautiful at trout Lake park. And im looking forward to watching episode 3 of alone season 11 next Thursday!
Thanks!
If I remember correctly, everyone who has eaten a beaver on the show, got sick shortly after.
Benji season 9 got ill, not sure if it was from the beaver.
new to your page alan. it was fun to watch last season and catching fish is the way to go. this time i'm rooting for tim from indiana, his area is a couple hours East of me and the terrain looks similar. not sure how the cold will affect him. 💥
Welcome!
i jus seen you win, and it made me cry. so cool. i think ur wife helped ya with the win, when she told ya to be grateful. that might just be the key to humility and then happiness
Thanks! Yup, being grateful definitely helped!
@@alantenta9825 would you like to train a family of 9, to survive in the wilderness? it might get some views lol
What’s the value add of just giving a chronology of the shows events? Would rather hear your perspective on opportunities, strategies, predictions.
Mostly for people who missed the episode; thanks for the advice, I will try to add more of that next recap.
@@alantenta9825 not being critical - your channel, do what you enjoy - but anyone can give a recap (or they could just watch it) - only you can give your perspective (there’s only 1 winner in the world of season 10)
@@alantenta9825dude, you can ramble for an hour and a half and be entertaining. Unscripted. Seriously, you were by far, the most entertaining cast member EVER. It was nice, every now and then, to be able to laugh while watching this very intense, pretty profound show. I think you were such a welcome relief from the seriousness of what you guys had to do out there. I think this is what I enjoy about Naked and Afraid, as serious and desperate, and profound as their experiences are, I do found myself laughing, as they do, about the absurdity of life, when everything is stripped down to the bare necessities. The fact that they are nude, probably opens these opportunities up, right away, plus the addition of a partner. This is why you were such a breath of fresh air. You have such astute self awareness, as well as a general awareness of the absurdities of life, and offer so many sharp observations encompassed within your humor. It gives you such a sense of perspective, which is also, a rarely mentioned, but very effective survival tool. A sense of humor and ability to laugh at yourself, and circumstances. It is your secret weapon. So keep it up, if you enjoy it. We certainly do…
@@Backyard.Archery No worries! I appreciate the feedback!
@@fowchiiiliedpuppiesdiedGreat comment!😊
P.S. they should stick you guys in the tropics some time. I would love to watch that as well.
It would definitely be interesting to see.
Love seeing the great new uses for gear we go to see! That stuff is prob my fave part of the show.
Do you think using the inner strands of the paracord for fishing line could work? Maybe if you weave a couple stands together to make it hold a fish? Obv I'm a total noob when it comes to this stuff...
Yes, that would work. Each strand is around 30lb test.
@@alantenta9825 Thank you!
I hope we get to see Jake try.
Thanks
My pleasure!
Yeah I had a pretty rough first day! I was dropped last so thankfully it wasn't too long of a day. I did film a lot of stuff on day 1, not sure why they didn't show it. Once I started on my permanent shelter on day 2, all the "drop shock" symptoms disappeared and I was good. It is kind of sad that 4 days of work was edited to just under 9 minutes, but I guess that is how it works.
Hey Peter! Thanks for commenting! Looking forward to Thursday!
Awesome review sir, looking forward to the next one.
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Maybe you can shed some light on why every shelter is not tall enough to stand in. I understand heat loss, but even a prison cell has to be tall enough to stand up, or it is torture....?? I believe you had a tipi...? Thanks!
I could stand up in mine, handy for getting dressed. It took a long time to heat my shelter as a result of its size. If I was to do it again, I would build a smaller shelter.
@@alantenta9825so it IS that important, just for the heat, eh? Good to know.. wow..
I'm from Arkansas and I know exactly where Dusty is from in the community of Fiftysix. I have land not far from there myself and his lifestyle of self-reliance is very common to the area.
Right on! Thanks for the comment!
Did you or any of your cast mates have drop shock?
Not sure about everyone else, but I was more relieved that I could finally get started! It felt a little weird when the boat left, but that’s all I can remember about my “drop shock”.
What about William Larkam?
He was in episode one and will be in the next episode.
I'm the guy that doubted you 😀Subcribing now.
Awesome!
Please lengthen your recaps. Please. I love them. With love, from Seattle (I’m not woke, believe it or not)
Will try to beef it up next week!