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James Paige Wilderness
Canada
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2020
Venturing deep into the backcountry with a flair for photography and adventure. Documenting wilderness experiences with intense wildlife photos and beautiful landscapes. Capturing true, honest, wilderness moments for you to watch when you cannot venture out yourself.
For those who like backcountry tripping, wildlife photography, landscape photography and wilderness views.
Learn useful tips and tricks from my years of backcountry tripping and my profound love for photography.
Share your experiences with me as we build a community of people who are unapologetically drawn to the wilderness.
Real experiences, knowledgeable lessons, passionately outdoors as much as possible.
For those who like backcountry tripping, wildlife photography, landscape photography and wilderness views.
Learn useful tips and tricks from my years of backcountry tripping and my profound love for photography.
Share your experiences with me as we build a community of people who are unapologetically drawn to the wilderness.
Real experiences, knowledgeable lessons, passionately outdoors as much as possible.
Why Choose A Life Jacket With Pockets? - Canoe Tripping - MEC Fulcrum Guide PFD
Why choose a life jacket with pockets for backcountry canoe trips?
Find out what I carry in my lifejacket and how it can help you enjoy your trip with better safety and more efficiency!
I have spent a lifetime enjoying backcountry canoe trips and have developed some habits that help me get deep into the backcountry with more safety and more efficiency, which means having an overall better experience.
Life Jacket: MEC Fulcrum Guide PFD Review
Water tabs (I like these because they have no taste): amzn.to/42OPoJc
Leatherman Wave Multi-Tool: amzn.to/42P2fvc
Garmin Mini inReach 2: amzn.to/48qdtax
This video was recorded on Big Crow Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. One of the most popular canoe-tripping parks in North America. In large part due to it's amazing variety of route choices, wildlife, rugged wilderness and beautiful scenery.
How to choose a lifejacket
#canoe #canoecamping #canoetrip #algonquin #algonquinpark #quetico #ontarioparks #wilderness #backcountry #backcountrycamping #lifejacket
Find out what I carry in my lifejacket and how it can help you enjoy your trip with better safety and more efficiency!
I have spent a lifetime enjoying backcountry canoe trips and have developed some habits that help me get deep into the backcountry with more safety and more efficiency, which means having an overall better experience.
Life Jacket: MEC Fulcrum Guide PFD Review
Water tabs (I like these because they have no taste): amzn.to/42OPoJc
Leatherman Wave Multi-Tool: amzn.to/42P2fvc
Garmin Mini inReach 2: amzn.to/48qdtax
This video was recorded on Big Crow Lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. One of the most popular canoe-tripping parks in North America. In large part due to it's amazing variety of route choices, wildlife, rugged wilderness and beautiful scenery.
How to choose a lifejacket
#canoe #canoecamping #canoetrip #algonquin #algonquinpark #quetico #ontarioparks #wilderness #backcountry #backcountrycamping #lifejacket
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Into The Backcountry (Canoe Tripping Poem)
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An original poem that expresses my love for canoe tripping. Spoken words combined with beautiful scenes. Videos and images were taken in Algonquin and Quetico Provincial Parks and on Quebec Crownland. Cedar Lake, Algonquin Nipissing River, Algonquin Nadine Lake, Algonquin Pickerel Lake, Quetico Sturgeon Lake, Quetico Russel Lake, Quetico Drone footage was not taken in Ontario Provincial Parks. ...
Algonquin Canoe Trip - Moose Rut - Episode 3
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Canoeing into the backcountry of Algonquin Provincial Park for a mid-October trip during moose rut. In this series, I encounter moose, fight against harsh conditions including an October thunderstorm and struggle to keep equipment dry during continual rain. This is episode 3 of 3 I explore the deep wilderness where I see no other person for 3 full days. I have amazing wildlife encounters and en...
Algonquin Canoe Trip - Moose Rut - Episode 2
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Canoeing into the Algonquin Park backcountry in a mid-October canoe trip during the moose rut. Jetboil Stove: amzn.to/3OsVwBa Gerber Hatchet: amzn.to/4bncsCH In this episode, I face some really difficult weather and am forced to seek shelter. I enjoy some awesome wildlife encounters and am aggravated with one aspect of my preparedness. I have always enjoyed backcountry canoeing in Algonquin, wh...
Algonquin Canoe Trip - Moose Rut
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Episode 1 of 3 3-day backcountry canoe trip where I try to photograph the moose rut. Cold temperatures, rain, wind, and very long days on the water. The Algonquin Park was a beautiful host and provided a trip with amazing wilderness and wildlife. For the experienced paddler, I hope you will enjoy the scenery with me and that the footage will excite you for your next trip. For the beginner paddl...
Algonquin Loons - Wildlife Photography
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In this video I venture into the backcountry of Algonquin Provincial Park by canoe to photograph wildlife. I encounter a beautiful family of loons that is fighting hard to survive despite the harsh realities of raising young in the wild. This is both a beautiful and tragic story. I love wilderness canoe tripping and find peace in the rugged beauty of the outdoors. A lifelong passion for the out...
I found you on tik tok tonight… now that I’ve found you I turned off tik tok and loving your beautiful canoe rides and poetry and wilderness and and and… wow. Love it!!
Thank you very much!
Entirely worth it from my perspective. Gear list would help.
Great trip. Episodes are fine. Thank you for enduring and helping others prepare.
Beautiful backcountry.....I believe the owl at the beginning of this episode is a Boreal Owl, which is described as "seldom seen or photographed".....I saw a pair of them years ago while on a solo wilderness backpack mule deer hunt in Holy Cross Wilderness in Colorado, and got a great photo of one of them with a point & shoot camera...I did not kill a deer on that trip but seeing those little owls is a great memory....on these backcountry trips many times it's the little things that make a trip memorable
Thank you for taking us on your amazing journey to the most epic place on the planet (to me anyway) 🇨🇦
The great horned owl most beautiful owl ❤😊❤
I actually love owl and I really videos men ❤❤😊
Loved it James! Thanks
Thank you for taking the time to watch!
Didn’t realize I wasn’t subscribed 😮. Love watching your videos! Thanks for taking us along your journey…. Hard to pack all that camera gear!
Thanks for watching! Packing it is easy! Carrying it is the hard part! ;)
@@james_paige_wilderness very true lol
Give us more James.
Thank you for watching! I really appreciate it!
Looking forward to episode two. I doubt that I "know more than you" but my personal experience is, though I love a hatchet, if I have to only take one it would be a saw and a fixed blade knife every time. Much more energy efficient for processing fire wood.
Thanks for watching! I agree, this is an experiment I won't be repeating!
I liked the TicTok video posted about an $11,000 radio in your Toyota. Good luck man !
Much appreciated!!
Cool stuff. Get a small Silky saw (Gomboy) or a Bahco Laplander saw. They weight next to nothing, but really compliment the hatchet, and make getting wood for camp a lot easier. Thanks for sharing
Absolutely agree. I have a couple folding saws that I like. This was an experiment to save on space because of all the camera gear I was carrying. I don't think I will do it like that again though.
I really enjoyed this series. Would love to see more!
Thank you very much! I have plans to film a couple trips this summer.
Great video! Hard to beat being in the bush during the moose rut 👍
Thank you! Completely agree with you! Moose rut is a special time!
Make an owl series. Please. I need an owl series of your photos. Now please.
Love the rain. Beautiful Owl.
James, need more of your video photos. First video spoiled me. Sorry, I'm impatient. Have a great week.
Thank you for watching!
New subscriber here, your photos are beautiful. Keep it up. Please. Best regards, Celita
Thank you very much!
Looks like you put in at Cedar Lake and up the Nip - did that route in ‘22. A nasty place when winds are up. Enjoyed the video. As to episode 2+. My motto is the answer is always no if you never ask, so you have my vote for more.
Thank you! You've got a good eye regarding the trip route!
Great videos of ur trip. Not sure u want to but would like to know the route u did. Love that u didn’t see anyone else
Thanks for watching. I am putting together an abbreviated version of the trip. I will include more details there. Not seeing anyone had more to do with the season and weather than the location in the park. Thanks again!
15.5 pounds or 70 newtons of buoyant lift are in (that) PFD (35 Lbs or 150 N are in a LJ that is designed to roll you face up). An inflatable PFD performs at 35/70 as well. It’s generally good to tether items that don’t float to one’s vest. A whistle is good to have attached to oneself too. The long pocket is for carrying a waterproof buoyant radio or GPS. Compass will fit in too; sunscreen & lip balm, big juice. Car keys.
Well done, very informative! 😊
Thank you!!!
Our very own camping commando!! All kidding aside, it is very important and appreciated information!! Thanks🤜🤛👊🛶🛶🛶
lol. Thank you🙌
Great info, James!
Thanks for watching!
Great job James! I’m looking forward to checking out the next episodes! 👍
Thanks very much! The next episode is much wetter! :)
@@james_paige_wilderness I’ll be checking it out this weekend!
Just subscribed brother! Hope to meet you in the backcountry my friend. Best wishes.
Right back at ya! See you out there!
Well done. Great images.
Incredible! You are a man of many talents. The poem was amazing…thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Beautiful
Thank you!
Great journey into the wilderness. Unfortunate about the conditions. Look forward to more in the future.
Thank you very much! I have done many trips in perfect conditions and many in difficult ones. I tend to remember the difficult ones with more fondness. I think that speaks to the reason we get out there...nature is unpredictable and that is why we love it!
Awesome scenery
Thank you! It is a beautiful place!!
@@james_paige_wilderness yeah I've always to do that up there one of these day's I will
Absolutely love the poem and the video as it captures the vibes so perfectly! Can’t wait to be in Algonquin.
Thank you! I can't wait to get out either!!
Seriously, WOW! Great poem accompanied by great music and video!❤
Thank you very much!
Beautifully done, you are very talented! It's an amazing video with a just as amazing poem.. camera wizard and a word wizard. Yep, you check all the boxes!
Thank uuuuuuuuuu!
Love it! It’s even more awesome now 🥰
Glad you think so!
Hi James,love the explainers about equipment, just a suggestion,maybe turn the music down a bit when talking but good job
Absolutely agree with you. Sounded fine on my home setup, but I don't think that translates to everyone else's setup. I'm still learning the ins and outs of the editing process. Thank you for watching and leaving me a respectful constructive criticism.
Great job James,keep it up ,your presentation is good and will only get better looking forward to seeing episode2
Thank you for watching and leaving me a comment! Very much appreciated!
Just what is needed … a paddle into Algonquin 😍what is that pack you have at the front of your PFD that holds your bear spray, etc. It almost looks like a waist pack but I notice clips going up towards shoulder. Inquiring minds want to know. Looking forward to the rest of your videos. Excellent !!!
Hello, thanks for watching, and thank you for commenting! That is a chest pack from an old backpack that I have retrofitted for my life jacket. I have recently switched lifejackets to one that has more built-in storage.
Hey James watch all 3 series was amazing to watch... cheers
Thank you very much. I am glad you enjoyed. I hope to have even better production levels on future trips. Thanks again!
Some shots during the paddle were so picturesque. The outro was hilarious. Keep it coming.
Thank you very much!! I appreciate you watching and putting a comment out!
keep it up, your good.
Thanks for watching. And thanks for leaving a comment!
Just had a chance to watch episode 3. YES, for sure, keep making videos. And, YES, for sure, they are AWESOME! Anybody who appreciates nature would appreciate your videos. I love that we can experience your adventures with you. The singing was great, as was your moose call. So peaceful riding in your video canoe. I agree that it is hard to be lonely in nature. Being alone doesn’t mean being lonely. When I’m in nature I WANT to be alone. Thank you for sharing with us!
Muchly appreciated! My singing is terrible though and my moose call is worse LOL! I think this episode had the worst of all the moose calls. Thank you so much for watching!
Good stuff!
Thanks very much!
Really enjoyed your video James and been following you on IG for some time and love the images you captured. If I had the choice between a small axe or small bow saw like the Boreal 15 or 21, I would take the saw every time. I think it’s safer and requires less work and is lighter. Can’t wait to see the rest of this series and what you shoot in 2024.
Thank you! I hear what you are saying about the saw vs axe when saving weight. This is a debate I have with myself quite often. Ultimately I have decided I think the small axe offers more versatile uses. Collecting firewood, hammering, protection, shaping. I much prefer using a saw when collecting firewood, so my opinion on this is very malleable! Thank you for watching!
Loved it! You were obviously in a good mood day 3. So much singing! Great job…really kept me watching.❤
Thank ya!
Awesome Job! Really enjoyed the series and looked like an awesome trip considering the rain. Really made me want to get in the Backcountry and look forward to more!
Thanks good buddy!
AWESOME series, please keep them coming!! Stay safe!!
Thank you!
What an awesome ending to a fantastic series!! Thank you so much for sharing this journey with us. I very much hope you film more in the future if you enjoy doing it that is! You said photography 0, but I thought the three pics you showed us were super cute. I feel like the moose thinks he's hiding but he doesn't realize his giant antlers are sticking out. ☺
Thank you very much!
I think you make amazing videos! And I’m looking forward to more! Thank you .
Thank you very much!!