How would l do this, and where do u think l should stay

A gun and lots of ammo.

A large caliber rifle, plenty of ammo. A tent, a metal trash can. A metal canteen cup for boiling water. A few knives, lots of rope, a couple of sleeping bags, some empty soda cans washed out (for alarm system) a flint rock. A rubber boat. Some plastic bags (keeps clothes dry) Some form of shelter! lantern, books on the plantlife (so u know what u can & can not eat) And some kindlin, & a shovel, It would be a great idea if u carried a LOT of toilet paper too (friendly advise) A map, compass, & pencil. The best place to stay is as close to people or a river as u can get. Many fisherman travel the rivers, so u can be discovered if something were to go wrong.

Years and years of experience. You need to read a lot of books, such as Into the Wilderness, then you need to go to a small town in AK (take plenty of cash) and try to find some longterm residents who will help show you the ropes.

First, read this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_McCandless

In case you're bored before u reach the end, here is the last paragraph:
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Alaskan Park Ranger Peter Christian wrote: “ l am exposed continually to what l will call the ‘McCandless Phenomenon.’ People, nearly always young men, come to Alaska to challenge themselves against an unforgiving wilderness landscape where convenience of access & possibility of rescue r practically nonexistent […] When u consider McCandless from my perspective, u quickly see that what he did wasn’t even particularly daring, just stupid, tragic, & inconsiderate. First off, he spent very little time learning how to actually live in the wild. He arrived at the Stampede Trail without even a map of the area. If he [had] had a good map he could have walked out of his predicament […] Essentially, Chris McCandless committed suicide.”[18]
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The most important thing is not to become another Chris McCandless, just another punk kid who tells himself he is doing something great when he is being a damn fool.

What is great about the wilderness is that it proves that u r small. If u truly respect its greatness & accept ur smallness, u will not be in a hurry for this adventure. You will take it in small pieces, so that when u take a big step into the wild, it will be a natural progression from weekend camping to survival courses to wilderness life. It will not even seem like an adventure anymore, just a way of life.

If that takes all the fun out of it for you, well, do not do it at all.

Depends on how comfortable you want to be , whether you plan to sustain your self from the surroundings or bring in your grub. How plush do you want to live.

Read ''Into the Wild'' by Jon Krakauer.

a bow, 10 broad-head arrows, 25 blunt arrows, a sleeping bag, a hatchet, a backpack, some meat and bread to start of with, salt to keep the meat fresh, heavy clothing, etc, l would not be asking , l would ask someone who has experience

If this is something you really want to do. Get a job there and move up.
After you move there and spend enough time camping and hunting and gaining local experience your question will resolve itself.

I've lived in Alaska 30+ years. If you have to ask you wo not make it. You need a cabin and extensive survival skills and knowledge. You can not pick up a Cabel is catalog and buy yourself into a bush survivor. You probably do not even know what l mean when l say bush.

Start off living from the land in N. California for two years and then move north three hundred miles a year. If you make it to Canada get back with us.

you should stay in a log cabin, you will also need al powerful rifle with a good scope (nightvision) to hunt, your body will need lots af fat to keep warm, do not eat just animals, you could get seriously sick, you will need to find out something else, an ax to take down some trees for fire, fire to cook and melt down some snow, also to keep warm, salt to treat the skin of animals so you can wear it or use it for carrying stuff, and so on.

Just as the person above said You need to read a lot of books, such as Into the Wilderness, then u need to go to a small town in AK (take plenty of cash) & try to find some longterm residents who will help show u the ropes her r a few links that will set u on ur way

http://wilderness-survival.net/
http://practicalsports.com/expedition-tents-4-season.html
http://beprepared.com/search.asp?t=c&c=920&sap=true&ipp=5000
http://first-aid-product.com//

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