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We are going to use the nest of the eagles we killed as our fireplace. We would use the fire plough method to start the fire. This method is when you use a piece of soft wood(limber pine) and a stick of hardwood( englemann spruce) to create the friction necessary to start the fire. The term plough comes from the groove carved into the soft wood. This creates friction and therefore fire.

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River/stream (year round): not stagnant so less corruption within the water
Rain: collected in limber pine containers
Lake: Clean water, but a risk because it is stagnant.
Melting snow( provides more water in winter)
Due to freezing, most of the non-water material will be separated.

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Fairy Slipper: These purple orchids aid in medical treatments for the brain( used to prevent seizures.) This plant would be useful for medical treatment if one of us was to get hurt.
Gentian: Also used for medical treatments, this plant would help us survive parasites, fevers, high blood pressure, and even cancer!
Limber Pine: A short tree found in our environment, this plant, though not edible, would be very useful to us. Not only will it help with fire starting, this tree is very bendable( hence the name limber) and will help with building and supplies more small projects like plates.
Spruce: A hard wood tree, this plant will also hell with fire starting. Though also not edible, this tree will make up the bulk of our shelter material and also good use for weapons and protection.
Vaccinium: This plant produces blueberries and other berries that will add fruit to our limited diet. None of its products are poisonous and they are all very

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Brown bear:  Their thick fur and extra layer of flat are used to insulate their bodies since they live in such cold atmospheres. They are strong enough to snap our necks in half and can also go up to 30 mph.

snow leopard: They have well developed chests which allows them to be able to draw oxygen from the thin air high in the mountains. Their tails are approximately a meter long which they use for balance. They stalk their prey using camouflage and can spring onto prey from 20-50 feet away.
boas: Although they are not venomous they can stretch mouths wide enough to eat their prey whole. They are obviously hazards due to their ability to hang from tree limbs or to hide under bushes, preparing to snap.
Gray Wolf: They have long guard hairs which help keep out moisture. They also have fleshy paws and claws for traction which can spread for support in the snow. They are a danger because just like snow leopards their stealth causes a threat to us.
Boars: These vicious animals, though able to be used for food, are very dangerous due their charging speed and their large tusks. They can either break our bones with smashing or impale us.

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Golden Eagles: They fly at speeds of more than 150 mph using their sharp talons to catch rabbits and squirrels to eat. While the Eagle is gone on the search for food we will steal his eggs as they are edible.
Sheep: They have hooves which are flexible to help them walk on steep rocky terrain of the moutains. It would be easier for us to catch sheep and kill them as one of us herds them to other who has the machete, ready for the kill. We would use them for wool and meat.
Fox: They have thermoregulation which works through their short fur and noses to help them withstand the different temperatures of the Altai Mountains. Their noses also are used for evaporation and brain cooling like in domestic dogs. We would set traps made out of the same eagle nest, limber pine and moose antler material we used for our shelter to hunt them for their fur and meat.
Moose: They have hoofed feet just like sheep but their adaptation is mostly for the deep snow in the top of the Altai Mountains. Their Antlers are used for mating purposes as well as to warn off threats. We would have to be able to catch the moose or to use the element of surprise to kill them for their meat and antlers.

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We used a machete to cut down spruce (trees found in the Altai) wood due to it's flexibility.  We used the blood of the animals we killed like a glue. We could also use moose antlers to help keep rain from coming in the corners of the shelter. Also the softer more malleable limber pine will aid in the creation of more delicate frame work. Finally, due to the presence of gentian, we can use poison ivy. Though not for everything, we can use it because gentian, once made into a paste, prevents skin irritation and abrasions.

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Rain fall: 300mm-500mm
sometimes can reach 2000mm