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Ed is equipped with multiple cameras and will be documenting his survival adventure for the next three months. Each week he will put video tapes in a drop box at a designated location and then return to his camp. After Ed has done this and left the vicinity, film crew members will go and pick up the videos without ever being in contact with Ed. He may be alone in the wild, but you get to follow along from behind the cameras' lens.

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DAY 1: GOING INTO THE WILD
Ed flies over the Ruby Range, and heads for his first destination. Is he up for the challenges that lie ahead?

DAY 1: AIRPLANE DROPS OFF ED
Ed is dropped off with his gear at Dogpack Lake, and the reality of what lies ahead sets in.

DAY 1: FINDING CAMP
Ed follows a lake-side game trail to find the best place to make camp.

DAY 1: BUILDING CAMP
Ed builds a fire and begins to set up camp -- his new home in the wild.

DAY 2: A DINNER GUEST
While Ed prepares dinner, an eagle finds its perch near camp.

DAY 3: LONELINESS STARTS TO SINK IN
Ed sees a plane overhead and wonders if anyone's checking on him. The reality that he's alone sinks in, and it doesn't feel good.

DAY 5: THE TAPE DELIVERY
Ed's filming himself in the wild, and now he's got to deliver his first batch of tapes. The drop off is three miles away by canoe.

DAY 5: PORCUPINE DINNER?
When Ed spots a porcupine sitting in a tree, he contemplates the culinary possibilities.

DAY 6: SKINNING A PORCUPINE
After shooting a porcupine, Ed must figure out how to skin it but not waste any of the meat.

DAY 7: CLOSE CALL
After his canoe capsizes, Ed knows that little stands between life and death in the wild.

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