In my experience the folks who are most likely to call for a rescue on the Alaska peninsula are those using Cabelas AK guide tent. Partially because the tents are nowhere as tough and durable as either the Bombshelters or the Arctic Oven but also because those using them have too much faith in the tents and don't shelter them or tie them down as they need to be.
If they understood the weather and took care the guide tents will do fine but are not in the same league as either the bomb shelter or the Arctic Oven.
Yep. Because of the wind down this way, a mountaineering tent such as a VE-25 with lots of paracord is probably the best way to go. But I have no experience with a Bombshelter or Arctic Oven.
Of course anchored up in a sheltered cove or inlet on 58' purse seiner is even mo better.
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