Dugout Canoe Project in Montana's Yak Valley

In Montana's Yak Valley, Tom and his friend Will Stringfellow work on a winter project to build an authentic dugout canoe. They face challenges in transporting the 300-pound canoe using primitive log rollers. Despite a patch repair, the canoe is successfully tested for floatation. The project reflects Tom's lifelong goal of creating primitive crafts, showcasing the effort and satisfaction in achieving this feat.

What natural event in Montana's Yak Valley allowed Tom to finally test his canoe project?

• A sudden rainstorm

• A drought

• The spring melt

• A heatwave

What ancient technique did Tom and Will use to move the heavy canoe?

• Water transport

• Animal labor

• Log rollers

• Pulley system

What material did Tom use to patch the accidental hole in the canoe?

• Rubber

• Clay

• Pine pitch

• Epoxy resin

What was Tom's main concern about the patch on the canoe?

• It was not aesthetically pleasing

• It could break if hit at the right angle

• It was too heavy

• It might not be waterproof

What unexpected obstacle did Tom face just before testing the canoe?

• A fresh layer of ice

• A broken paddle

• A missing trailer

• A sudden storm

What was Tom's lifelong goal related to the dugout canoe?

• To sell it for a high price

• To teach others how to make it

• To use it for fishing

• To create one successfully

What is the key feature of the wood used for the canoe that Tom is testing?

• It is lightweight and buoyant

• It is very dense

• It is resistant to fire

• It is highly flexible

What was Tom's reaction after successfully testing the canoe in the water?

• He was disappointed

• He was indifferent

• He was worried

• He was thrilled

What does Tom compare the process of moving the canoe to?

• Building a house

• Climbing a mountain

• Constructing a bridge

• Building the pyramids

What does Tom say about the experience of creating the dugout canoe?

• It was a complete failure

• It was not worth the effort

• It was a lot of work but rewarding

• It was easy and quick