Surviving the Outback: 1 Man, 30 Days & 100 Year Old Gear | Survival Documentary
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- Surviving the Outback: 1 Man, 30 Days & 100 Year Old Gear | Survival Documentary
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Could you survive alone across hundreds of kilometres of remote outback for a whole month, trekking and sailing on a makeshift raft, with nothing but a time capsule of antique stuff from 1932? Mike wasn't sure he could pull it off either!
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The production of this is off the charts
After watching thousands of nature and survival videos, I feel this is one of the best survival films I have watched. Some people with camera and support team can’t do the same job. Kiddos 👏 and keep doing the amazing work.
Thank you to the Aboriginal people for making this possible and for your kindness over all these years. Thank you.
It’s one thing to do this alone, it’s another to do it alone and film it with this high level of quality. WELL DONE 😊😊
Man I’ve watched TH-cam fulltime for some 10+ years. And it is not often I have found such a masterpiece of storytelling, cinematics and adventure in one single video. Simply marvellous!
Well done, love it,not many have the courage to do it. It takes a tremendous effort and dedication to make it all happen, thank you for your time!😊
agreed, this is up there
You sold me I'm bout to watch it
What does watching TH-cam full time mean?
Bro I need a job watching TH-cam full time. Hook it up!
Wow , what an amazing re-construction of a historic event , if not redesigned to ensure safety , but also possibly made harder being done alone , ..
Incredible photography and great narration , thank you and congratulations on your feat , quite an achievement..wishing you luck with your future endeavours..
Much respect for your acknowledgement of the local Aboriginal owners of the land and their involvement in saving those men ..
What an incredible adventure and also a masterpiece of cinematography.
So enjoyed this.
Thank you for sharing.
It’s called money with a drone. It’s easy
@@brendonaldson8056 Off you go then. Give me a shout when you have produced your masterpiece.
Well that was freakin cool as heck! Survivor Man ( Aussie version) thanks bro!
Surviving the Outback (2018) Mike Atkinson's documentary showed respect and responsibility.Thanks for sharing this FD Adventure!
The journey to the starting point alone is a crazier adventure then most "survival" cannels will ever make. Paired wiht amazing level of detail, editing, filming and effort it alomst hurts to see this vidoe doesnt have more views. Genuenly sould get 10 Mio. views... I hope you will recive the sucess you deserve one day! Defenitely got me subscribing!
This was so respectfully done, not just in homage to the Germans and Aboriginals who found them but more down to the fact that you asked permission to access the land. Brilliant piece and well put together 👏
mate that was tops. I'm really impressed by how you managed to film it all. Surviving is tiring but filming it all must've been back breaking.
Thanks mate for letting me live vicariously one of the great adventures I've always dreamed of doing but will not be able to do. And God bless the wonderful aboriginal people, their land, their history, their future and their boundless kindness.
Extremely well produced. And thank you for highlighting the kindness and beautiful spirit of the indigenous people. May they forever retain stewardship over this part of Australia.
Amazing video! alot of courage to put yourself out there as those pilots were and film the whole thing alone. cant say many survivalists would willingly endure that! well done mate
Sitting in the comfort of home after a hearty meal and watching this this video and the effort required to not only make, it but film it even more amazing
I saw you on Alone Australia/NZ. I swear it's you. Did an incredible job, gotten taken off the job against your wishes. Hats off to you sir. I love these kinds of videos
I have been through the kimberley region, and including wyndom. It is truly amazing, almost like land that time forgot. It's a harsh but spectacular and beautiful place.
The fate of the navigators was remarkable.
This film honours their plight and that of the precious land and local people.
I have watched this and not blinked 😂
Thank you for your endurance and commitment to this film making.
Thank you for showing and sharing
100% respect 🙏🏻
from 🇬🇧
What an amazing documentary and what an amazing story. One of the best things I have ever watched on youtube.
Upload a version without music please? Too hard to understand :D
Rather they need to reduce the sound.
Music is just a little too high.
Extrinsic and extraordinary..
You have done exceptional my fellow digger.
You did Australia proud.
Well done! 👊🇦🇺
That fed my soul. Thank you. Blessings from Bavaria.
This is a masterpiece! What you managed to do and still be able to film it all is just incredible! Goosebumps all the way thru! Legend!
Dude
Your editing and producer qualities are just impeccable...
Thanks for the hard work...
I'm only 20mins in and i can already tell you that i'm giving you a like and a sub and i'm definately going to watch the rest now in 1 sitting. Beautifully made video, also the funny parts in between are great to take a tiny moment away from the seriousness of the video. Nice effort and really really good, informative, great video and production, absolutely love it.👍😊
As a huge Survival fan, I love these kind of contents. So informative and yet so entertaining.
What an absolutely amazing, inspiring and educational piece of our land and some history. Thanks for this mate. Beautiful.
Thankyou for showcasing such a breathtaking place. You did a wonderful job managing everything, it did not look easy! 🙏🏻😀🥰
So, following in Survivorman Les Strouds footsteps. He was doing this one man survival show since '05.
Great work. Very enjoyable
The cockatoos in the background just absolutely screaming their lungs out in the background cracked me up. Great video though! Thanks for sharing such a beautiful land for all of us to see!
This needs more views
Good luck to you Sir and keep up the content
Wow as a person who lives in wyndham and knows the country you have Been too is absolutely mind blown that’s a incredible journey and a massive accomplishment well done and thank you for taking us along your amazing adventure.
Really appreciate it ❤️🙌👌🤙🍻
This is a beautiful video that expresses the mysteries of nature here in Australia. Thank you!
Wow wow wow… what an absolute pleasure to watch this adventure. Well done, it was perfect
Beautiful!! A man after my own heart. Lots of love from Papua 🇵🇬
Just Awesome! So great to see the wilds of Down Under. Very enjoyable. I am amazed at folks with such survival skills to endure such harsh conditions and environment. So beautiful landscapes though!
Amazing that a couple of days ago i listened to a podcast in which the odeal these pilots faced was being discussed and somehow the algorithm led me to someone reliving that experience.
What an excellent journey you shared here with us ! A true inspiration
To see how this place visited by the coast guard is, in some ways, comforting and reassuring!
What a guy. Amazing videography too. Well done sir, much respect
Even the credits were entertaining. Thank you for showing your awesome adventure. Loved it.
bud turn the music down i couldnt even hear you at the start lol
That was amazing, Much love from South Australia.
Thank you for sharing your adventure in boats, planes, helicopters, and beyond. I admire your storytelling abilities presented with humility and respect. Hopefully, I'll pick up a few tips for my upcoming camping trip next week just north of my home in Chicago, USA
Music is way too loud.
A mouse the size of a kangaroo, this video is off to a very good start. LOLOLOL.
Thanks Michael Atkinson for such an awesome video.
Well done mate. That's inspirational and a very gusty adventure. The far north of Australia is no place to mess with.
“This boab nut porridge tastes abit like fruit cake, without the fruit, or the cake” is the best line in this video 😂
Absolutely stunning!! Thank you for sharing this 💯 Much love from the coast of Maine ❤
That was a brilliant watch - I saw a video on the aviators story and this was recommended a few days after. Great stuff too quality TH-cam content.
What an amazing channel to just stumble across , I must say you Aussies are a different more hardy breed than us brits , that was epic mate ❤
Absolute knackers of steel! Well done mate that is no small achievement
Bro relax with the music it's a survival documentary not a minecraft lets play
This is one of the best videos i've ever seen on youtube!
Enjoyed every minute of your adventure....THAN YOU VERY MUCH!!!
Throughly enjoyed watching this. Living in WA, we have sooo much beauty to see at our back door ❤
Extraordinary tribute to an extraordinary journey
Awesome Adventure Mike and well documented. Australia is overdue for the next Malcom Douglas
first video... 55 seconds in and you got my subscription. good on ya!
You have made one beautifull and impressive documentary, simply loved it. Greetings from Holland
Wow! Thank you for showing us these places
"So it's vital I don't make any mistakes."
*immediately almost slips and falls off the boat*
Does anyone understand the amount of knowledge and skills involved in order to personally pull off something of this calibre the research planning and again skills this is one tough fella especially to be able to program you mind to not panic but to keep on keeping on. Thanks dude awsome living thru experimces
i LOVED the Yucca hat you made! looks really good haha!
I'm not sure how that raft managed to support the weight of this mans STEEL BALLS.
this video is a legendary masterpiece.
Deserves more views man this video is great
Determination when u decline food, awesome documentry 27:23
This is so cool, watched it from start to end.
Following in the footsteps of the great Les Stroud 👍 👌 awesome vid
Excellent..thank you for sharing your adventure with us
Good video. But i wish the music wasnt so loud at times i couldn't hear the narrations. 😢
amazing work, much love ❤
Amazing video,
My only wish it was longer
Really good, amazing to watch you use your skills to survive. Only change I would suggest is to turn the background music down. It was too distracting sometimes.
That was a very enjoyable video. Thank you
Very well done, epic adventure!
Thank you for sharing such an incredible journey. And thank you to the Aboriginal people.
Awesome adventure mate, cheers ya big ears 😂.
Absolutely love this❤. This is next level
Mad dog, loved it. What a memory
I can't eat the goannas because they're protected... says no one who's actually starving & stranded.
I can't eat these goannas on camera because they're protected.. 😂 said me.
Really awesome content!!
Beautiful country
Amazing ❤ Videos 👍🏻
The fact that Australia and Sweden established diplomatic ties in 1963 makes this video Great
Thank you sir😊
Thanks, our history needs to be told in more detail including the shameful way we treated the original inhabitants.
that sir is the best hat i have ever seen. can you do a complete instructional video?
This guy is an expert by the looks.
Man what an adventure.
Hands down amazing...
Giant respect to you. Really good entertainment.
Great documentary
great story. great video!
something that gives me some real hope for the world is seeing those feral cats, healthy. albeit out of place. But healthier than any house pet i know
Very well done sir.
Stunning.
GOLD.
It would be interesting to know what gear you used for this adventure?
A 4 stroke outboard might have been a better bet!
Is that really how Orion's belt looks in Oz?