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Randy Champagne

Wilderness survival instructor

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Before the expedition.

Champagne grew up in southeast Michigan and learned archery and hunting on family trips. His original season biography describes teaching month-long wilderness courses in Utah and Arizona.

Area in the original record: Utah and Arizona, United States

Historical Season 2 background. This is not a current biography or an offer of training.

Original HISTORY Season 2 biography and kit ↗

The ten selected items.

Paraphrased from the original Season 2 list. Repeated ration entries are preserved as separate slots. No equipment brand, rating unit or medical benefit is inferred.

01
Stainless-steel knife with a full-tang bladeKnife
02
Ferrocerium fire starterFerro rod
03
Cooking pot, 2 US quartsCooking pot or pan
04
Fishing line set and 25 assorted hooksFishing line and hooks
05
Carpenter’s crosscut sawSaw
06
AxeAxe
07
Sleeping bag, listed −20° ratingSleeping bag
08
Gill netGill net
09
Handmade bow and six arrows: four broadheads and two field pointsBow and arrows
10
WireWire
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The season record.

Reveal Randy’s Season 2 result

21 days · Journey ended

HISTORY’s retrospective records a 21-day stay and describes food and companionship as challenges.

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