Jodi Rose
Worland, Wyoming, USA · Alone Season 10: Saskatchewan
- Age on show
- 45
- Gear sourced
- 10/10
How far did Jodi get? (tap to reveal)
- Days lasted
- 22
- Placement
- 7th
Jodi's gear list
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Saw - Silky Katanaboy 650
Axe - Estwing
Ferro rod - Bayite 6-inch
Snare wire - 20 gauge
category exampleBow and arrows - 40-lb recurve bow
Pictured: unspecified 40-lb takedown recurve bow
Sleeping bag - Wiggy's Antarctic mummy-style, -60F rated
category exampleCooking pot - Solo Stove Pot 1800
category exampleFishing line and hooks
Pictured: unspecified assorted hooks + monofilament line
Multitool - Leatherman Supertool 300
What the gear choices tell us
Nine of Jodi Rose's ten items carry a named brand or model, which makes hers one of the best documented kits in the entire Reindeer Lake cast: a Silky Katanaboy 650, an Estwing axe, a 6 inch Bayite ferro rod, a 40 pound recurve, a Solo Stove Pot 1800, a Leatherman Supertool 300, 550 paracord, 20 gauge snare wire, and the headline item, a Wiggy's Antarctic mummy bag rated to minus 60 Fahrenheit, among the coldest-rated bags in our records. Only her fishing line went unnamed.
The research behind those picks is visible in the picks themselves. The minus 60 bag was rated far below even this notoriously cold location's demands, a belt and suspenders call from someone who runs a furniture business, raises five children on a Wind River Reservation cattle ranch, and learned bushcraft from homesteading parents and grandparents. The Katanaboy is a model with a documented record on the franchise's longest runs. This is a kit assembled from evidence, not impulse.
How Jodi's run went (reveals the result)
Owner of furniture business Wild River Tables; raises five children on a cattle ranch on the Wind River Indian Reservation and learned bushcraft from her homesteading parents and grandparents.
Why the run ended: Homesickness for her family
Our take
Twenty-two days, seventh place, and a tap-out for homesickness: the gear had no vote in any of it. Rose left Reindeer Lake missing five kids on a ranch, a pull that a minus 60 bag does nothing to insulate against, and her exit slots into the pattern we see across every season, where the mental ledger closes runs the physical ledger could have sustained. What her list contributes to the record is different from what her run does. Among the roughly half of all recorded contestants in our database who have documented lists at all, hers is the proof case that research quality and days lasted are independent variables.
Compare with the rest of the Season 10 cast or see what every winner carried.