The unmentioned part that probably takes a lot of energy is running all those cameras and walking the same track twice for the shot! Just to show us civilized folk another way! Bless your heart Matty!
I look forward to your Sunday videos. Just wish they were longer. Your attitude and set of skills is just amazing and is what keeps you going. I admire your expression of gratitude whenever you take an animal, etc. Blessings
wow thank you, so so nice to read this. honestly I am telling you and everyone else.. my skills are nothing special, I honestly believe with some minor guidance anyone could do these tasks in the same way... the real key is the attitude, which also I feel would come naturally to many thrown into this situation. the desire and basic instinct to do these things is in every one of us
Hey Mattie...came across your channel while looking for rowing expeditions...watched your Northwest Passage odyssey, now I'm working thru the rest. Man, both your woodscraft and your videography are amazing! In addition to all that, I've done a couple of trips to Newfoundland as well as Labrador, and it's great to see the wisdom and sense of NL coming through in your journeys. Labrador...I'm kinda glad not that many people know how amazing it is...Take care, bro!
Hey, those Garmin carabiners love to open up and drop off bags! had it happen once in the bush, thankfully the unit was on and I could ping it, but I recommend you get a screw lock carabiner for it. I put a key ring on the loop so the bigger carabiner would fit.. much safer!
Here from Primal Tendencies and your visit to his adobe hut in the semi-desert. You two make an interesting contrast in survival areas/locations. It was a great idea to pair up for a video. Maybe there will be more in the future but I understand if not, the distant between your two locations isn't just a 'hop skip and a jump'. I'm glad you made the trip down to Primal Tendencies.
Glad to have you and welcome! it was such an amazing experience visiting him. and yes there will be more to come... I really want to see him in Canada!
@@skoteoutdoors - Chad said nothing was scripted between you two. I thought at least the greeting was scripted. The interaction between you two is so relaxed and comfortable. This is special to me because this is how things went between my father's side of the family - great interaction w/o 'useless' chatter. Very peaceful and you really get to know the other person that way. You SEE who they are without hearing who they want you to think they are. Glad there is more to come. I would also love to see Chad in Canada. That would be something.
That shot of you chasing the grouse was priceless! It had the seriousness of hunting to eat, slapstick comedy and the treasure of gratefulness all in one shot. Good work!
So so glad I stumbled upon your channel, what an absolutely amazing adventure! Totally enjoy and admire your energy, positive attitude, skill set, filming abilities and your love of the woods as well as the critters that call it home. Hearing you thank the animals and the woods that bless you warms my heart. Thanks for sharing your journey! :) :) Looking forward to the rest of this series!
wow Jacqueline thank you for such a nice comment, really glad to hear your enjoying it. And I think that is really part of the key to success with harvesting from the land, to be very thankful for every ounce of it.
This was awesome! Got me craving grouse. I never had one the year. Seen one when I was in cutting wood but i drove him before I seen him and he disappeared on me. Seen lots after the season was over of course.
Great content as always. Just wondering if you bulked up prior to heading out on this adventure to help offset eventual weight loss. Again, thank you for your effort sharing this with us, I know it has to add to your already long list of must do items.
yes tried to gain some weight before beginning. total I gained about 15lbs, that extra 15 didn't last long with all the hiking we had to do in the beginning. Glad your enjoying it sir!
Great video as always. I was wondering, if you, or anybody else, lose weight, is it because of the workload? Once all the heavy work is done will you, or anybody else, stop losing weight?
good question Tom. simple answer is no. Eating like this it is very hard to maintain body weight. Even though I was eating a heavy three meals a day of fish and berries it still aunt enough. I need more fat, which could come from a beaver, bear, moose or caribou. Even without the workload just dealing with the exposure and cold your body is burning so much extra fuel.
Best bit of my Sunday is the notification popping up on my phone telling me there's a new skote outdoors video
nawww that is very cool. really appreciate reading comments like this
The unmentioned part that probably takes a lot of energy is running all those cameras and walking the same track twice for the shot! Just to show us civilized folk another way! Bless your heart Matty!
too much extra man, it defiantly makes everything take least twice as long.. thanks for watching Chef!
I look forward to your Sunday videos. Just wish they were longer. Your attitude and set of skills is just amazing and is what keeps you going. I admire your expression of gratitude whenever you take an animal, etc. Blessings
wow thank you, so so nice to read this. honestly I am telling you and everyone else.. my skills are nothing special, I honestly believe with some minor guidance anyone could do these tasks in the same way... the real key is the attitude, which also I feel would come naturally to many thrown into this situation. the desire and basic instinct to do these things is in every one of us
Really enjoying your journey
Glad to hear it!thanks for watching
Outstanding series… I like it because it is REAL. Look forward to the next video.
appreciate you, and indeed it is all very real
Brilliant Matty! Crack on brother! 95% a mental game. Stay strong! Loves it!
Hell ya, true words!
Thanks for visiting Chad, Matty!
of course.. welcome to Skote!
@@skoteoutdoors Thanks so much! 😎
commenting to support
This is getting good.
Hey Mattie...came across your channel while looking for rowing expeditions...watched your Northwest Passage odyssey, now I'm working thru the rest. Man, both your woodscraft and your videography are amazing! In addition to all that, I've done a couple of trips to Newfoundland as well as Labrador, and it's great to see the wisdom and sense of NL coming through in your journeys. Labrador...I'm kinda glad not that many people know how amazing it is...Take care, bro!
Loving the series buddy ! happy to see ya eating good and getting some berries. Cheers !
More to come!
You can make exelent jam with Lingonberry
id love to try that someday!
perfect!
I enjoy watching your adventure and your humor!
niceee glad to hear it
You’re deadly with that bow. Great job
thanks!
Great to see this! Fast becoming one of my favorite channels!
music to my ears!
@@skoteoutdoors what amazes me is that your channel hasn’t yet got more views. Really hoping that you get the following you deserve!
8:03 OH YES BY! Like da Cod fish my son!
dogs my son
Hey, those Garmin carabiners love to open up and drop off bags! had it happen once in the bush, thankfully the unit was on and I could ping it, but I recommend you get a screw lock carabiner for it. I put a key ring on the loop so the bigger carabiner would fit.. much safer!
mmm ok that is a great piece of advice.. your totally right about those opening up. thank you for that, imma look into it for sure
Here from Primal Tendencies and your visit to his adobe hut in the semi-desert. You two make an interesting contrast in survival areas/locations. It was a great idea to pair up for a video. Maybe there will be more in the future but I understand if not, the distant between your two locations isn't just a 'hop skip and a jump'. I'm glad you made the trip down to Primal Tendencies.
Glad to have you and welcome! it was such an amazing experience visiting him. and yes there will be more to come... I really want to see him in Canada!
@@skoteoutdoors - Chad said nothing was scripted between you two. I thought at least the greeting was scripted. The interaction between you two is so relaxed and comfortable. This is special to me because this is how things went between my father's side of the family - great interaction w/o 'useless' chatter. Very peaceful and you really get to know the other person that way. You SEE who they are without hearing who they want you to think they are. Glad there is more to come. I would also love to see Chad in Canada. That would be something.
Great serie 👍
Great stuff. One thing, your saw will stay sharp longer if you don't saw through bark. Just chip around the line you're gonna saw.
The Due has it wrong...you need Lots of Skill and knowledge! This is most educational...Great series!
thanks for watching
Wow...
Great work on the video! Keep up the great work I look forward to your videos
thanks Will!
That shot of you chasing the grouse was priceless! It had the seriousness of hunting to eat, slapstick comedy and the treasure of gratefulness all in one shot. Good work!
the taste was every bit worth it! thanks for watching
Really enjoy your videos! Look forward to them each week. 👍
thank you sir
Love watching !! Keep them coming
ohhh yes baby many more to come. every Sunday please Jesus
New subscribers here, I want to see more video with ched
glad to have you! and copy that, chad has more coming out with both us!
Great job, love your videos! Cheers from Mexico City.
Mexico City!! Cheers from Canada, thanks for watching
So so glad I stumbled upon your channel, what an absolutely amazing adventure! Totally enjoy and admire your energy, positive attitude, skill set, filming abilities and your love of the woods as well as the critters that call it home. Hearing you thank the animals and the woods that bless you warms my heart. Thanks for sharing your journey! :) :) Looking forward to the rest of this series!
wow Jacqueline thank you for such a nice comment, really glad to hear your enjoying it. And I think that is really part of the key to success with harvesting from the land, to be very thankful for every ounce of it.
Awesome video Matt
hell ya bud living the dream cheers from godd old rocky mountin
Love seeing Rocky mountain house pop up here. so many good memories there. cheers!
Your survival skills are amazing, very impressive.
This land looks like from a fantasy movie.
it really is a special place. its hard to capture it on camera even.
Great video and series. Thanks for sharing.
my pleasure
saw you video collab with Chad Zuber, and if he says you're good you're good.
honoured to roll with such a legend
Awesome outlook Matt another great video !
thank you!
came here from chad zubers channel, loving the content so far!
much more to come!
Great episode bud!
thanks!
love your videos man keep them up
Appreciate it and I will!
This was awesome! Got me craving grouse. I never had one the year. Seen one when I was in cutting wood but i drove him before I seen him and he disappeared on me. Seen lots after the season was over of course.
ohh man nothing like a good grouse on the cook.
Amazing videos sir 👍 would love to see an extended survival collaboration with smooth gefixt :) just a day dream lol , stay awesome buddy 😊✌️
ok ill look into making a collaboration video... what is "getfixt" ?
Great content as always. Just wondering if you bulked up prior to heading out on this adventure to help offset eventual weight loss. Again, thank you for your effort sharing this with us, I know it has to add to your already long list of must do items.
yes tried to gain some weight before beginning. total I gained about 15lbs, that extra 15 didn't last long with all the hiking we had to do in the beginning. Glad your enjoying it sir!
Love it! Was this shot last year or?
Yes last fall.
Im hoping you Definitely have a readily able to get at Sidearm on you ? Especially cleaning fish.
no firearms at all on this trip, just a recurve bow
Only The Birds Singing for this Lonely Hunter
hahah ya something like that
One night visit from bear, cougar, a Badger etc and bye bye smoked fishies. Seen it happen, even when locked up, 14' in the air.. Yikes!
yes your right. I ended up having some issues with critters stealing things.
Loosing like best 2 feet of your log ????
Great video as always.
I was wondering, if you, or anybody else, lose weight, is it because of the workload? Once all the heavy work is done will you, or anybody else, stop losing weight?
When you move into this kind of diet there is also a lack of fat, which will cause you to drop weight no matter how much you eat.
good question Tom. simple answer is no. Eating like this it is very hard to maintain body weight. Even though I was eating a heavy three meals a day of fish and berries it still aunt enough. I need more fat, which could come from a beaver, bear, moose or caribou. Even without the workload just dealing with the exposure and cold your body is burning so much extra fuel.
Great video, any moose in your area?
Mostly, caribou in this area
Loving the series buddy ! happy to see ya eating good and getting some berries. Cheers !