The only team that would trade with them, was us."
But also, they couldn't trade their muscles and clams. "He was doing that because Bella and I weren't just cultivating a friendship and companionship with them.
"I don't want people out there being like, 'Wow, Jeff is crazy to be showing Bella and Cason how to navigate!'" Cason continued. It was a strategic decision, recognizing that we wanted their continued mentorship.Įverything To Know About The Race To Survive: Alaska Adventure Challenges And we were aware that we were helping them when we did those trades. But they would really have struggled without doing the food trades with us. And how not working as a team contributed to their mistakes."Ĭason also asserted that the Leiningers benefitted a lot from their alliance: "It might be very obvious in what we've seen so far that Bella and I were learning navigation from Jeff and from Hunter, which you see less of, but from both of them. It was an interesting and very eye opening on both ends, with the navigation guidance experience, and also the ability to make mistakes. And granted, we were watching them make mistakes, so even as we were working with them, we were catching on and learning for ourselves about being able to find flaws in their own reasoning. Having that mentorship and guidance for the first few race legs was huge. They were clearly well experienced with navigation, which to us was make or break for our race legs. "We liked them, which helped the relationship a lot. "Jeff and Hunter were super open with us from the beginning," Bella said of the formation of their alliance. RELATED: Why Max Djenohan Thinks 'Race to Survive: Alaska' Is Harder Than 'Naked and Afraid'
Not butting in when Leiningers get heated or asking key questions of other teams about finding food sources during Survival Camp stays are all a part of their specific strategy in navigating all aspects of the competition. Watch Race to Survive: Alaska on USA Network Mondays at 11/10c and stream next day on the USA Network app.īut the Cranes told USA Insider they've been cognizant that being silent and watching things unfold along the legs has been their strength.
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