Bushcraft Build-Off
7.9
2017
Reality
Master bushcrafters compete in build-offs themed to a specific environment over a week-long period in this reality competition.
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EP1 - Built to Survive
November. 14,2017
In the series premiere, Matt Graham raises the bar when he challenges top bushcrafters to create a shelter at least five feet above uneven terrain that will protect them from muddy ground, dangerous heat, and fierce predators, using only one hand tool and natural resources.
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EP2 - High and Mighty
November. 21,2017
Matt Graham raises the bar when he challenges top Bushcrafters to create a shelter at least 5 feet above uneven terrain that will protect them from muddy ground, dangerous heat, and fierce predators, using only one hand tool and natural resources.
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EP3 - Taking on Water
November. 28,2017
It's sink or swim when Matt Graham challenges top Bushcrafters to create a working watercraft using only one tool and the natural resources around them, capable of carrying three people and their supplies across Utah's Alpine Lake.
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EP4 - Double or Nothing
December. 05,2017
In a special mega episode, top bushcraft masters go head to head building both a bridge over a river, and a waterproof shelter using nothing but 3 hand tools and the materials they find in Utah's spruce forest, when a sudden snowfall interrupts.
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