Good point they don’t explicitly state: blaming each other and holding grudges hurts your survival chances. Instead of pointing the finger and saying “you left the sack on the ground” or “you lost the ember”, they owned up to their own mistakes. It seems inconsequential, but surviving requires teamwork, and you’re less inclined to work with someone if you’re blaming them. Own your mistake, learn from it, and have a plan ready for the morning.
Let's be honest here this is on Joe. Cody was just being humble. I usually don't side with Cody but you can't put this on Cody. Joe effed this up. I respect Cody for not rubbing salt in the wound but if Joe hadn't gotten their stuff wet Cody dropping the ember wouldn't even be relevant.
@@Mr_Daddy19801000%. But that’s not the conversation to have in the middle of trying to survive. It’s a point I wish they’d explicitly talk about, because in a high stress survival situation, it can be way too easy to start fighting, which can get you killed in this situation.
@@Toad_Moto really really dude I understand he’s a professional but he’s not wearing shoes or pants in hostile environments with venomous snakes spiders and other bugs rocks other debris it’s obviously safer to wear footwear thats why every survival instructor exept him wears proper footwear take your pushes glasses up somwhere else it was a joke everyone else got the joke but you special one here’s a cookie 💩 jackwagon
I know this is just a tv show, but what i want to people to really take notice of is the humility that they both showed. That's true leadership. No pointing fingers, they both took responsibility for their own actions. Its awesome to watch.
@@UncleHashy I disagree. Cody and Dave butted heads, but they both really knew what they were doing and they knew they could trust each other. Joe just didn't have that level of expertise, but... err.. he had verified credentials.
I lit a fire in a blizzard once, it was the hardest fire I've ever had to light. Had to light it on a little indentation on a boulder and slowly melt the snow on the ground to make a spot for it to burn. And I had a lighter. Wouldn't have been possible with a bow drill...
lol doesn't matter if you light a fire in a blizzard snow or rain, there wood was damp shit not gonna light. I've had tons of fires in the elements as bear cube than scout so forth till i quit doing that. if the woods damp you're probably fucked.
@@Shifterbestcard not sure what your point is. My point was its hard to light fires in harsh conditions, but it is possible. Good luck with your next fire buddy.
@@Shifterbestcard nah I disagree. We wouldn’t exist as a species. If it’s damp you need to split wood to reach dry areas. If it’s very humid it sucks but there’s indigenous tribes in the rain forest that make it work.
Y’all are all saying “Yah but the cameraman...” yah no shot there is a cameraman, and a whole ass film crew. The point of the show is not showing him much of a badass Cody and Joe are, it’s about teaching people survival skills.
I operated with Joe in Afghanistan some, people watching pick to either love one of these guys & dislike the other but these two were picked bc they are polar opposites. Cody’s survival training is from a non combative, civilian type foundation, Joe’s is entirely from a combat - theatre of war type foundation with training from the highest levels of Special Operations in the US Military. If you saw who & what we dealt with training & operating with Afghan military units & Afghan civilians you would understand why Joe is the way he is. Both are fantastic at their set of skills, both should be applauded for their skills & actions on this show.
I mean you’ve still gotta give props where props are deserve these dudes are out here still doing real task and not to mention how dangerous they actually are in some scenarios. I agree with you 100% though
If it were a survival situation it would be randomly and you would not have a Bowie knife or there bags of survival stuf and flint and shit I would be more likely to have a lighter than all that shit in a random situation because I smoke weed evry day I always have a lighter on me
@@brodylockley3141 I usually carry two lighters because someone almost always forgets their lighter and that way if the first one runs out I have a backup
Ummm no they don't lol Cody has pending lawsuits against the show and Joe. Joe threatened to kill Cody on several occasions, Joe even killed/wounded a dog while filming just because he could. Joe threatened Cody with a fishing spear, and with an ice Axe threatening to bury him in the Artic where no one would find his body. Meanwhile the producers did absolutely unto protect Cody, and smeared his reputation after they fired him via clever editing. The lawsuits and restraining orders are still in affect to this day if my information is correct.
@@CineresCineribus Oh wow. I'm finding a lot of messed up shit today. I heard that there was a streamer that killed his pregnant gf for 1000 dollars. 😐
Every smart Michigan camper can scrap off fuzzy cotton from the inside of an under garment like a sock and make dry tender that lights up quick! Cody I hope that helps you next time you get wet and need fire.
ALWAYS carry a dry piece of wood to do that on if that's how your gonna start it. I keep one in my camping/hiking stuff. 2 is ideal. 1 stick and one piece of wood
Got to love how they both own their mistakes & mess up’s. Everyone should own their shortcomings & mistakes, best trait in an individual is if he or she can own it.
Cody redefined what fire skills mean to me. I laugh that I couldn't start a fire with a bic lighter in wet conditions. Now, I can get a fire in the rain. Different planet as far as skill set.
What exactly did he do that was so amazing here? all he did was listen to cody, and he also got the fire drill set wet. Wouldnt exactly call that amazing
"lets not move those logs that are about to fall off anyways... it'll be more dramatic if we climb over them." "I only have one more try at getting an ember.. I can NOT carve another hole like I just did."
Plenty of time during the daytime to find dry kindling or make char cloth at the previous location. I personally wouldn’t have given up after 2-4 failed attempts at creating fire. You sow what you reap!
Ive worked in some of the coldest environments in the world and Cody doing those squats to stay warm, that makes a huge difference. My work is physical and ill be sweating in -30° then go in to lunch and chill out for 30 minutes and when we go back to work outside it will be the same temperature but I'll be absolutely freezing because i haven't been moving and burning those calories that are warming my body up. After 15 minutes I'm warm as can be. Hands might be cold because im gripping cold steel, face may be cold because it's not totally covered, but other than that the physical exertion is enough to keep my core nice and warm.
Props to the survival expert for admitting to operator error, However, I think one ember is useless with damp tinder. Hell, a fire steel had little chance igniting damp tinder.
He lives in Arizona in the desert for most of his life, walking barefoot is his gimmick because he likes to touch the earth. And living most of your life in the desert makes walking barefoot quite easy so I guess it became his habit
these guys are growing on me alot! i like cody he seems real passive but its like he has a sound plan no matter the situation. Its like if Ray Mears went out with Bear Grylls, still love ray mears though, hes my original survival pal
I feel like once they realized they couldnt get the fire going they should collected as many ferns as possible and just pulled then up inside the shelter to get a little more insulation.
I bet you that they have some dry clothing on that they could stretch out and use their knife to scrape the fabric until it balls up in “fuzz bundles” and use that as tinder.
Props to the cameraman for jumping over the river back and forth to take some good camera shots
Cameraman would be a dope basketball player
There's like 3 cameramen if you watch the behind the scene stuff there's a whole crew there with them
@LongRod Von HugenDong I think he was just goofing bro.
You can see the bottom of the river where they crossed its not even above ankle
🤣🤣🤣🤠💪🏼
I remember watching this show with my dad in the living room, nice
You had a dad? Damn..good for you
Same bro
@@prodigyjinx5755 it’s alright man as long as you are okay
@@jasonbarajas4427 I’m all good lmao I’m glad you asked, have a good day my man
Some of us just lived the same life
"Cody, for the last time I'm not doing the naked pile again. It's not that cold."
At least not until the cameras turn off.
LOL!
"again"
Keeping warm while moving "large" muscle groups. 😉
Cosy it’s 85 degrees out bro
This is the most patient I've ever seen Joe be with Cody
Shit he's the one that effed up. He had no room to be impatient with anyone. I usually don't side with the barefoot idiot but this time Joe effed up.
Why don't they just stay at home? i've survived that way for 28 years.
You sir, are a man of our times.
Yeah man. Where's their freezer full of hot dogs? How they gonna call this survival
For real, why would you go anywhere ubereats doesnt deliver?
So far I've survived 14years doing that
You city slickers well never see the beautiful places that are far off the beaten path. There is much to still discover especially in caves.
Good point they don’t explicitly state: blaming each other and holding grudges hurts your survival chances. Instead of pointing the finger and saying “you left the sack on the ground” or “you lost the ember”, they owned up to their own mistakes. It seems inconsequential, but surviving requires teamwork, and you’re less inclined to work with someone if you’re blaming them.
Own your mistake, learn from it, and have a plan ready for the morning.
Most under appreciated comment ☝️
@@classycurvytv4502 frrrr
100% TRUE
Let's be honest here this is on Joe. Cody was just being humble. I usually don't side with Cody but you can't put this on Cody. Joe effed this up. I respect Cody for not rubbing salt in the wound but if Joe hadn't gotten their stuff wet Cody dropping the ember wouldn't even be relevant.
@@Mr_Daddy19801000%. But that’s not the conversation to have in the middle of trying to survive. It’s a point I wish they’d explicitly talk about, because in a high stress survival situation, it can be way too easy to start fighting, which can get you killed in this situation.
If Cody can’t start a fire then no one can
Dave can
It looks like the PNW I start fires all the time in the rain
Fuck Bear Grylls that dude would go out for a day and then go back to the hotel at night
period lmao
so true
"Losing light Cody, we have to be quick"
Stays light for 3 more hours after they finish building the shelter.
In a survival situation 3 hours could be life or death
@little drane well no shit
Joe is calm, pretty relaxed and easy going for once. Remarkable
Must of took his meds
That one time Joe admits he fucked up and even then Cody takes it on himself saying that he blew it xD
Being vulnerable and admitting you fucked up makes others feel like they can do the same without being personally attacked
@casey escobar no its good.
I think he ment it makes the other person at ease, because they know they are allowed to fuck up as well.
maybe cody was talking about how he blow on the amber but it didnt take
I like how they don’t blame each other at the end.
“As a survival instructor i try to mitigate risk not create it” as you go barefoot with shorts in the woods
“ hes a pro” but there was an episode where they were in the snow and he just had 2 pairs of socks on
And shorts
And yet Joe was the one to hurt his foot in an episode haha
Your ignorance is bliss
@@Toad_Moto really really dude I understand he’s a professional but he’s not wearing shoes or pants in hostile environments with venomous snakes spiders and other bugs rocks other debris it’s obviously safer to wear footwear thats why every survival instructor exept him wears proper footwear take your pushes glasses up somwhere else it was a joke everyone else got the joke but you special one here’s a cookie 💩 jackwagon
This mans feet must be made of titanium, I can’t even walk around my house bare foot😂
You can improve
It’s risky what he’s doing but practice slowly walking on dirt and other stuff I got to the point where I can walk on gravel and stuff
@@casualalt7869 great
Your feet must just be gooey flesh sacks then
I can't live without my socks 😯
cameraman is like "this surviving stuff is easy"
Yea I was bout to say he’s a legend
That’s why I like Alone cause they film the selves
How did the camera guy get across I wonder?
Wait howd he even get past the log?!?!?!?!?!?
don't question my reality starts to crumble
I know this is just a tv show, but what i want to people to really take notice of is the humility that they both showed. That's true leadership. No pointing fingers, they both took responsibility for their own actions. Its awesome to watch.
Why didn't they just use the lighter that the camera man had in his pocket
Because neither one of them is Bear Grills!
Lol
@@andrewsmithphoto lol good1....
@@andrewsmithphoto proof? Or are you just another Bear Grylls hater
@@friezasoicy8406 I mean u could look up "Re: Man Vs. Wild, Bear Grylls is a Phony"
That river and cold will take it out of you. Sucks they lost the fire and never had one. Was fun to watch. Great video
I love how they both take responsibility for the failure and each tell the other it wasn’t their fault.
Couldn’t they have used some lent from the inner clothes that’s dry?
Idiots!
Do survival pros ever use Ballsack hair?
@@100trash8 lmaoo I told my wife i can't shave my beard because it's my emergency fore tender
@@ziggytheman5695 lol
Or just keep trying and not give up
I wish the 2 legends of outdoor survival would make a TV show. Les and Cody tame the wild!
Les cody joe and dave versus of the pairs
you forget ED stafford
fun fact, in a pinch when youre desperate enough, human hair, if given enough, makes great kindling . 3 .
@Elena Mae you really gonna complain in a survival situation?
Good to know
@@ravenquinn7774 frrrr i can’t believe that’s even a reply to this😂😂😂
So watch your lighter, if yk yk
damn I don't think lighting my hair is a good idea that would just burn my head 🙄🙄🙄
2:17, the way he says “Outstanding!” is so much like how a good friend would say.
I don’t care if this real or not That log clip was crazy as hell
I like how Cody has such a hilarious sense of humor he say the simplest things but damn there funny asf 😂
The show was the best when these two where together 😎
Cody and Dave were way better
@@jpfay6022 hell yeah
Cody had trouble getting along with either people. He's an awesome guy but I think he works better solo
@@jpfay6022 agree
@@UncleHashy I disagree. Cody and Dave butted heads, but they both really knew what they were doing and they knew they could trust each other. Joe just didn't have that level of expertise, but... err.. he had verified credentials.
Cody the Fire King. Much respect to this man I learned a from him.
I lit a fire in a blizzard once, it was the hardest fire I've ever had to light. Had to light it on a little indentation on a boulder and slowly melt the snow on the ground to make a spot for it to burn. And I had a lighter. Wouldn't have been possible with a bow drill...
2021 man go inside your house stay warm
lol doesn't matter if you light a fire in a blizzard snow or rain, there wood was damp shit not gonna light. I've had tons of fires in the elements as bear cube than scout so forth till i quit doing that. if the woods damp you're probably fucked.
@@Shifterbestcard not sure what your point is. My point was its hard to light fires in harsh conditions, but it is possible. Good luck with your next fire buddy.
@@Shifterbestcard nah I disagree. We wouldn’t exist as a species. If it’s damp you need to split wood to reach dry areas. If it’s very humid it sucks but there’s indigenous tribes in the rain forest that make it work.
Fucking why were you out in a blizzard?
I love these older dual survival clips
Cody: Hey Joe it's a beautiful morning!
Joe: In special operations we didn't have beautiful mornings.
You stole that comment from another video
Embarassing
@@TheNinj47 😅 sus
Y’all are all saying “Yah but the cameraman...” yah no shot there is a cameraman, and a whole ass film crew. The point of the show is not showing him much of a badass Cody and Joe are, it’s about teaching people survival skills.
I operated with Joe in Afghanistan some, people watching pick to either love one of these guys & dislike the other but these two were picked bc they are polar opposites. Cody’s survival training is from a non combative, civilian type foundation, Joe’s is entirely from a combat - theatre of war type foundation with training from the highest levels of Special Operations in the US Military. If you saw who & what we dealt with training & operating with Afghan military units & Afghan civilians you would understand why Joe is the way he is. Both are fantastic at their set of skills, both should be applauded for their skills & actions on this show.
Sure you did
One thing i luv about Cody..he takes this fire building shit personal
Yea, I wonder how many branches the field producer tossed in before they went across. F it twos good.
The only real survival show is survivorman, no camera crews.
I mean you’ve still gotta give props where props are deserve these dudes are out here still doing real task and not to mention how dangerous they actually are in some scenarios. I agree with you 100% though
@@ItsHollowfied also The Wooded Beardsman.
@@baberhamlinkon9738 good ol reality tv
Sounds like he got the basket making badge in Girl Scouts, to bad they never taught him to make fire and shelter lmao😂
Fun Fact: If u can’t start a fire with a drill pump use a lighter
My dude it’s a survivalist show
I bet they never thought of that
If it were a survival situation it would be randomly and you would not have a Bowie knife or there bags of survival stuf and flint and shit I would be more likely to have a lighter than all that shit in a random situation because I smoke weed evry day I always have a lighter on me
There is a better way to start a fire, using steel wool and a 9V battery. Damp or not it always starts a fire!
@@brodylockley3141 I usually carry two lighters because someone almost always forgets their lighter and that way if the first one runs out I have a backup
these guys become really good friends. great video
Ummm no they don't lol Cody has pending lawsuits against the show and Joe. Joe threatened to kill Cody on several occasions, Joe even killed/wounded a dog while filming just because he could. Joe threatened Cody with a fishing spear, and with an ice Axe threatening to bury him in the Artic where no one would find his body. Meanwhile the producers did absolutely unto protect Cody, and smeared his reputation after they fired him via clever editing.
The lawsuits and restraining orders are still in affect to this day if my information is correct.
@@CineresCineribus what the fuck?
@@AishiCheemo Yup, look it up. It's insane.
@@CineresCineribus Oh wow. I'm finding a lot of messed up shit today. I heard that there was a streamer that killed his pregnant gf for 1000 dollars. 😐
Every smart Michigan camper can scrap off fuzzy cotton from the inside of an under garment like a sock and make dry tender that lights up quick! Cody I hope that helps you next time you get wet and need fire.
These 2 are great they have their differences But they never blame each other for the wrongs i love it 👌
ALWAYS carry a dry piece of wood to do that on if that's how your gonna start it. I keep one in my camping/hiking stuff. 2 is ideal. 1 stick and one piece of wood
Got to love how they both own their mistakes & mess up’s. Everyone should own their shortcomings & mistakes, best trait in an individual is if he or she can own it.
seeing how careful and slow they are, I can't believe I didnt fall when I did something similar
I always liked when they got along being so diffrent
Lol at The shoeless survival ✌️ “expert” ✌️ @6:00 🤦♂️ like dude seriously has one job 🔥
I love the perfectly place logs over that tree
Cody redefined what fire skills mean to me.
I laugh that I couldn't start a fire with a bic lighter in wet conditions.
Now, I can get a fire in the rain.
Different planet as far as skill set.
I love how joe is so brutally honest with himself
He also threatened to kill Cody on multiple occasions
Allegedly
I know it's a change for once in his character
We have to have a fire or *the production crew will take us to the closest hotel to warm up and sleep overnight*
there aren’t hotels close but they definitely pop up some nice ass tents
Weird considering how hot things often get between them.
Joe said he knows wet wood when he sees it lol 😂
Cody and Matt Graham would be the ultimate survival duo.
Joe really is amazing whenever it comes 2 survival...hes way better then the rep he gets
What exactly did he do that was so amazing here? all he did was listen to cody, and he also got the fire drill set wet. Wouldnt exactly call that amazing
"lets not move those logs that are about to fall off anyways... it'll be more dramatic if we climb over them."
"I only have one more try at getting an ember.. I can NOT carve another hole like I just did."
In a area where temperature is down drastically at night ,coming in Half Pants is such a nice idea.😂❤️🔥
The camera man in creative mode
This is near my area. I didn't know they came up here.
Awesome I haven't watched this series for about 8 or more years no six or so but they seem to be getting along better
Dave Canterbury And Cody were better
Remember it's just a TV show even though they're highly trained define print says enough
In a survival situation I would listen to Cody.
"Plant-based igloo" lol 👍🤠
Do love that shelter x
I miss the first 2 og guys! Dave cannaberry and Cody lunden !! They were a good team I thought! Lol 🤷♂️
Cody is the G.O.A.T.
Well one thing i do luv about joe is if he decides to listen to cody's idea...
Then he's all in
Big tip carry some dry wood that you find, cut em up into good portions with a saw or a good sizable axe that you can carry.
the teamwork is awesome
Areas like that are not quite impossible to get a fire going in...but it's the next best thing. That area, Washington, Oregon, BC. Cold rainforests.
Plenty of time during the daytime to find dry kindling or make char cloth at the previous location. I personally wouldn’t have given up after 2-4 failed attempts at creating fire. You sow what you reap!
Ive worked in some of the coldest environments in the world and Cody doing those squats to stay warm, that makes a huge difference. My work is physical and ill be sweating in -30° then go in to lunch and chill out for 30 minutes and when we go back to work outside it will be the same temperature but I'll be absolutely freezing because i haven't been moving and burning those calories that are warming my body up. After 15 minutes I'm warm as can be. Hands might be cold because im gripping cold steel, face may be cold because it's not totally covered, but other than that the physical exertion is enough to keep my core nice and warm.
A long night spooning😁broke back mountain style
Cody’s a boss just walking around in shorts barefoot😂
Props to the survival expert for admitting to operator error, However, I think one ember is useless with damp tinder. Hell, a fire steel had little chance igniting damp tinder.
That's tight the mini shelter
this is legit the only episode where they dont argue
codys legs make me uncomfortable lol
2:25 “ What about shelter “ 🤣 who else thought the cameraman name was shelter fo a sec 🤣🤣🤣
The only time being a smoker comes in handy. I always have many lighters on me, with back up matches. Lol
Can someone tell me why that guy never has shoes on
More natural
I have no idea. I always worry he would step on a sharp rock & get infected.
He lives in Arizona in the desert for most of his life, walking barefoot is his gimmick because he likes to touch the earth. And living most of your life in the desert makes walking barefoot quite easy so I guess it became his habit
His mitochondria will kick your mitochondria’s ass
Once Joe was introduced. This show might have as well have been called "Scout Leader Cody and Pals Go Camping".
That's the most elaborate survival shelter I've ever seen
Sometimes you shiver, the whole night through.
Yes I been waiting for a month yes
Waited a month for what? A scripted show with two fake ass “survival” experts.
@@ethanbarron97 cody lundin is pretty legit but yes it is a heavily scripted show but hasn't this been out for years why are you waiting for this
This showed came out and ended yearsssss ago lmaoo. What did you wait a month for 🤣
This is the only part that I saw them getting along
these guys are growing on me alot! i like cody he seems real passive but its like he has a sound plan no matter the situation. Its like if Ray Mears went out with Bear Grylls, still love ray mears though, hes my original survival pal
I feel like once they realized they couldnt get the fire going they should collected as many ferns as possible and just pulled then up inside the shelter to get a little more insulation.
exactly my thoughts. in my case i will make it like an pillow from giant feathers :D
question?
how did the crew cross that bridge/tree bark?
The thing i seldom see is that they keep some tinder or small pieces of wood on their body so they get/stay dry.
“You don’t look down”
As he’s literally looking down
The real skill is the production crew
From my childhood experience this lil house will be easy to make 😁
I bet you that they have some dry clothing on that they could stretch out and use their knife to scrape the fabric until it balls up in “fuzz bundles” and use that as tinder.
One of the few times the two got along
you see the chemistry is not there when Cody is not able to make fire!
Did the same warmup in the Army.
That x over the river is a bigfoot marking. There highly known to do this.
In the behind the scenes, these guys have 3-5 camera people with them. It’s an outdoor soap opera.
U remember when Cody was wearing shorts in Norway and it made Joe so mad lol
These guys should do a finding bigfoot special. Im sure Cody believes.
Are there any full episodes with Joe and Cody.
Cody Lundin is my spirit animal
Wait are they using tapes on their shelter?
I thought it was pretty cool how they both took ownership