Hi guys... Recently discovered your channel. Started with documentaries about thru- hiking the Appalachian Trail. My father-in-law did the Georgia to Maine trek years ago. I've hiked sections of it. Started following this Southern gal who took off on her own and, once completed, got trail fever. Did the Pacific Crest Trail, then the Continental Divide Trail. I so enjoyed going on this adventure with her. Then discovered Girl in the Woods and Bushradical. By virtue of that connection, discovered you guys! I thoroughly enjoy binge-watching your wilderness adventures! The solos and the ones with your wives. Lived in Minnesota for several years in the 90s. Your videos take me back there. I miss it, blizzards and all! Lake Superior, couldn't get enough of it! Keep it up!
Alex seems like such a knowledgeable guy. I have the utmost respect for the native peoples of the Americas. My great, great grandmother was full blooded Cherokee but she passed the year before I was born. I wish I could have know her and asked her about her past. Great adventure fellas!
So funny. My 15 year old daughter and I live in London (England) and have recently been watching lots of your videos, guys. We've both started talking about "portaging" to school, having fish with Bay seasoning and going "Awesome!" when excited. Really really love your films, esp the one where Ted proposes at Battleship Rock and you see the double rainbow. Awesome!!
I feel like this episode in particular should be shown in school curriculum across Canada. So educational about things we wouldn't learn otherwise from primary sources like Alex. Also very inspirational, and would be great to teach kids the value of nature and preservation. Great job Jim and Ted!
It fits in well with the outdoor education courses that are offered at the high school level. Most high schools in Ontario provide the course under the name "Healthy Living and Outdoor Activities". If you're looking for the course, look for the code PAD1O1 (gr 9) PAD2O1 (gr 10) PAD3O1 (gr 11) or PAD4O1 (gr 12). It could fit in a few other courses as well, such as the grade 9 geography or grade 10 history, some of the aboriginal studies courses, science courses under the ecology unit...
What a great series and what a privilege and honour it must have been for you both to spend time and listen to an Ojibway Elder. Alex must've had a million stories to tell you not caught on camera. Thanks for filming this series. I know you both have your own channels now but it'd be nice to see you both on some other adventures.
You both are very inspiring and informative ,Thank You so much for sharing this an taking us along on yet another great adventure,Always a good time tripping with you two GReat series great editing,Good Times....Cheers
Hell of a trip boys. Productions off the charts, content is fantastic and you two dudes make it real. Reminds me of camping with the boys. I’d be a liar if I told you we never wanted to strangle each other when things get rough. Thanks for sharing, filming and being awesome. Looking forward to the next adventure.
How did I miss this one lol thanks for sharing, what a great mentor you have in Alex,so wonderful to keep these stories alive, so much respect for our elders.
Now that was special. I’ve seen lots of Indian pictographs but never had them explained to me. Most of them on the rocks on Lk Superior. Alex is a super nice special guy. Your lucky you had him in your life . Thanks great video. Cheers 👍🇨🇦
This was one of the best videos I've seen on YT. Thank you so much Alex for sharing all this amazing knowledge & history! And love the Baird brothers for bringing it to us
‘‘This is a very entertaining series very much enjoying it. My wife and I are building our off grid dream life and I am hoping to do trips like these when our home is finished. Keep up the good work👍
Amazing series. Such inspirational information, with the awesome brothers Ted and Jim ...and Buck. Alex is a terrific resource and a spiritual link to local history. Truly the best.
This was awesome. I'm planning a similar trip to WCPP this august for 21 days. I've lived in Ontario all my life and it still amazes me that this is my home,my backyard. Every time I go on a trip into the north it feels like everyone who isn't there should jealous.
Fellas, thanks so much for posting this series. I'm especially enjoying this episode. I travel to Temagami regularly for backcountry activities and this video of Alex explaining some of the history we might come across is incredibly inspiring and humbling. Keep making these videos. All the best!
Badass brothers, @the end of the day all you have is your brother, “forgive and forget”. Great fk’n adventure, my lunch break consist of your videos. #workfromthehouse Your Boy Kekoa.
My husband and I were introduced to your adventures while watching Shawn and Cali visiting with you both. Thought we'd check your channels out. Loved this little series, thank you so much for sharing. Alex was just as inspiring, and watching Buck enjoy his short visit was so cute. All the best, guys!
Very well done. I'm sorry to see the series end. I was hoping you'd be able to stretch the return trip into at least three more episodes. I'm sure there was plenty of fun with the moose skull... What's your next adventure?
We probably could have stretched it out but I think it really ended on a good note and gave a feel for the last part of the journey too. Thanks a lot for watching. We’re not sure what our next trip will have in store but I imagine it will be something special.
That was great. I really loved the 13 minute mark of this video. Super inspiring. Can’t wait to get back to Temagam and explore more of it. I think I was at spirit rock sitting at that camp site just a few weeks after you guys were there. Such a powerful place. Thanks for the awesome series.
I really enjoyed this series. Very entertaining, you two are awesome together. Can’t wait to watch more videos on your channel. Thanks for all your hard work getting it done
Well that was just plain awesome! What a treat to hang and spend time with Alex and hear his wisdom... Much respect for him! This was a excellent series Brothers Baird! Thanks so much for all the hard work it took for you guys to plan, carry gear, film, edit to share with us all! You guys rock!!! Thanks BeAlive for bringing this to us too!
This is my favorite video you guys have done. The spiritual presence of the old growth forest and the burial grounds really touched me. You both were so lucky to experience this! I hope you carry it with you always.
I wish I could ask Alex if he has ever heard of a tribe where almost every tribes person had gold eye. What I mean by that is not green, blue, or brown but gold in color. My great-grandmother is supposedly to be from that tribe, and my father and I have inherited that eye color. It's really rare, and I've always wanted to know about it.
Very nice, well done !!
Thank you
Hi guys... Recently discovered your channel. Started with documentaries about thru- hiking the Appalachian Trail. My father-in-law did the Georgia to Maine trek years ago. I've hiked sections of it. Started following this Southern gal who took off on her own and, once completed, got trail fever. Did the Pacific Crest Trail, then the Continental Divide Trail. I so enjoyed going on this adventure with her. Then discovered Girl in the Woods and Bushradical. By virtue of that connection, discovered you guys! I thoroughly enjoy binge-watching your wilderness adventures! The solos and the ones with your wives.
Lived in Minnesota for several years in the 90s. Your videos take me back there. I miss it, blizzards and all! Lake Superior, couldn't get enough of it! Keep it up!
Alex seems like such a knowledgeable guy. I have the utmost respect for the native peoples of the Americas.
My great, great grandmother was full blooded Cherokee but she passed the year before I was born. I wish I could have know her and asked her about her past.
Great adventure fellas!
Beautiful.
Beautiful country 4 sure
That was a very entertaining and informative series. Well done.
Thanks a lot for taking the time to check it out.
Thanks a lot I'm glad you enjoyed it
Thanks for introducing us to the Baird Brothers Shawn ♡ I too find it entertaining & knowledgeable
Terrific video guys! I appreciate your perseverance!
@@9350mamamia Thank you Becca :) I'm glad we could share it with u
Nice to see your bros together, even the steam venting. Together you're safer and more fun!
So funny. My 15 year old daughter and I live in London (England) and have recently been watching lots of your videos, guys. We've both started talking about "portaging" to school, having fish with Bay seasoning and going "Awesome!" when excited. Really really love your films, esp the one where Ted proposes at Battleship Rock and you see the double rainbow. Awesome!!
Wonderful video, Guys. Nice fishing. I agree with Shawn...very entertaining. Merry Ann from Minnesota
Thanks Merry Ann
I feel like this episode in particular should be shown in school curriculum across Canada. So educational about things we wouldn't learn otherwise from primary sources like Alex. Also very inspirational, and would be great to teach kids the value of nature and preservation. Great job Jim and Ted!
It fits in well with the outdoor education courses that are offered at the high school level. Most high schools in Ontario provide the course under the name "Healthy Living and Outdoor Activities". If you're looking for the course, look for the code PAD1O1 (gr 9) PAD2O1 (gr 10) PAD3O1 (gr 11) or PAD4O1 (gr 12). It could fit in a few other courses as well, such as the grade 9 geography or grade 10 history, some of the aboriginal studies courses, science courses under the ecology unit...
I’m so glad I got the chance to help relay that message.
Thanks a lot! That would be awesome
Lucho Delbosque It would make me feel really good if it was used there
Agreed whole-heartedly!!
Thanks for the privilege of meeting Alex & seeing this world treasure. Brian 78
No problem Thanks for following along
these guys should get some kind of documentary award for this series.... awesome stuff... Alex wisdom
You guys are tough as nails. Great series. And quintuple portages to boot. That's dedication.
What an inspirational series Bahs!!
Thanks a lot and thanks for checking it out!!
Thanks Ian
What a great series and what a privilege and honour it must have been for you both to spend time and listen to an Ojibway Elder. Alex must've had a million stories to tell you not caught on camera. Thanks for filming this series. I know you both have your own channels now but it'd be nice to see you both on some other adventures.
Educational and interesting as all the rest are. Great job and filming as the rest.
Thank you Jude :)
You both are very inspiring and informative ,Thank You so much for sharing this an taking us along on yet another great adventure,Always a good time tripping with you two GReat series great editing,Good Times....Cheers
Enjoyed this crazy good adventure.. Well done..
Thanks Jim!
It is really good views and ideas in this trip.
Tanyalak Sakoot thank you, I’m glad I was able to get that across.
Thank you
great series...we really enjoyed it and looking forward to the next. thanks
Thank you Carol.
Hell of a trip boys. Productions off the charts, content is fantastic and you two dudes make it real. Reminds me of camping with the boys. I’d be a liar if I told you we never wanted to strangle each other when things get rough. Thanks for sharing, filming and being awesome. Looking forward to the next adventure.
Alex is a good guy to know!
Thank you Baird bothers and of course Buck. I have learned a lot.
Thank you Debbie
God Bless Alex! Bless his great and knowledgeable Spirit.
bloody unreal , much love from australia. very inspiring. thank you
Thanks a lot my friend. Hope you make the trip to Canada one day and me to Australia.
Thanks a lot. Very cool you were able to follow along
Awesome Guys: Awesome.
How did I miss this one lol thanks for sharing, what a great mentor you have in Alex,so wonderful to keep these stories alive, so much respect for our elders.
This was awesome! More please! 👍👍
Big thanks ☺️
Thank you! Hopefully soon
Gotta love the Baird bros!
@@gobealive love your content and style across the board. You guys might like what we are doing as well. Could be some potential there eventually.
Great vids and Great Dog!!!
Thanks!
That was awesome guys and Alex
Thank you for working to keep it natural for days and years to come
For all 👍🤙🇺🇸
Thank you the Vermonter
Beautifully done 😊
I don't understand how this only has 12,905 views, it was spectacular!!!!! well done, I look forward to many more adventures with the Baird Brothers!
I camped out there at spirt rock and visited the 3 sisters. One of the most incredible places on earth! So many great memories .
It really is such a beautiful place
Awesome series!! I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again.. you guys are so inspiring. Thanks for your videos. Love it. Riveting stuff! 😬👍🏻
Very enjoyable watching your journey but meeting your Native Indian friend was the cherry on top! An amazing man!
Well done guys !
Thanks a lot
Loved it guys ! Just sat and watched all 6 episodes back to back. Well done !
Really enjoyed that, Jim.
What an amazing series!
Shout out to Alex for being a protector of Nature.
Now that was special. I’ve seen lots of Indian pictographs but never had them explained to me. Most of them on the rocks on Lk Superior. Alex is a super nice special guy. Your lucky you had him in your life . Thanks great video. Cheers 👍🇨🇦
Watched the whole 6 episodes back to back, enjoyed it hugely. A great & inspiring adventure, greetings from England!
Amazing! Thanks a lot. Appreciate you watching and happy to hear u liked it
🙏 So glad he and others work to preserve these areas🙏❤️🇨🇦 Amazing man.. so wonderful to learn from him..
This was one of the best videos I've seen on YT. Thank you so much Alex for sharing all this amazing knowledge & history! And love the Baird brothers for bringing it to us
‘‘This is a very entertaining series very much enjoying it. My wife and I are building our off grid dream life and I am hoping to do trips like these when our home is finished. Keep up the good work👍
I'm inspired to experience that waterway....sooner than later! Thanks for posting these episodes!
Amazing series. Such inspirational information, with the awesome brothers Ted and Jim ...and Buck. Alex is a terrific resource and a spiritual link to local history. Truly the best.
Fabulous journey. Well worth the portages. You're very lucky to have such areas of wilderness in your great country.
Keep travelling.
This was awesome. I'm planning a similar trip to WCPP this august for 21 days. I've lived in Ontario all my life and it still amazes me that this is my home,my backyard. Every time I go on a trip into the north it feels like everyone who isn't there should jealous.
Amen! We are super lucky
this is very cool !
great series, men. really enjoyed that.
Thanks a lot Jeff
When is Buck getting his own series? LOL!!! Great job guys.
He pretty much did with this one, he usually steals the show.
Lol! I know right Buck seems to always get the spotlight anyway
Fellas, thanks so much for posting this series. I'm especially enjoying this episode. I travel to Temagami regularly for backcountry activities and this video of Alex explaining some of the history we might come across is incredibly inspiring and humbling. Keep making these videos. All the best!
Badass brothers, @the end of the day all you have is your brother, “forgive and forget”. Great fk’n adventure, my lunch break consist of your videos. #workfromthehouse Your Boy Kekoa.
Incredible series. Thanks for taking us along!
Very good series of Temagami. Love the back country. Great knowledge from Alex. Keep up the great videos.
A beautiful and sacred journey, well done!
Thank you.
A great journey, once again thanks for sharing.
Thanks again for following along
Thanks for a great series!
Thanks for following along
Wow, great video ,I grew up in North Ontario, and did alot of fishing but never went that far in the forest. I will try it. Looks amazing.
My husband and I were introduced to your adventures while watching Shawn and Cali visiting with you both. Thought we'd check your channels out. Loved this little series, thank you so much for sharing. Alex was just as inspiring, and watching Buck enjoy his short visit was so cute. All the best, guys!
That's great to hear. Thanks a lot
Very well done. I'm sorry to see the series end. I was hoping you'd be able to stretch the return trip into at least three more episodes. I'm sure there was plenty of fun with the moose skull... What's your next adventure?
We probably could have stretched it out but I think it really ended on a good note and gave a feel for the last part of the journey too. Thanks a lot for watching. We’re not sure what our next trip will have in store but I imagine it will be something special.
Jim Baird - Adventur
What an inspiration! Thanks for sharing! ❤️
That was great. I really loved the 13 minute mark of this video. Super inspiring. Can’t wait to get back to Temagam and explore more of it. I think I was at spirit rock sitting at that camp site just a few weeks after you guys were there. Such a powerful place. Thanks for the awesome series.
Glad to hear that. Appreciate you following along. Cool you were there so soon after. What a beautiful spot
I really enjoyed this series. Very entertaining, you two are awesome together. Can’t wait to watch more videos on your channel. Thanks for all your hard work getting it done
Thank you Pat. I appreciate it
What a amazing series! So much to be learned from the elders thanks for doing trips like this
Thank you so much for sharing! You cured my covid blues!
I feel inspired to know more about my own country, woodlands and so on. A nice boost from these series. Thank you guys so much !!!!
Awesome to hear! Thanks for following along
Right on. I love seeing these video from my area.
Crazy (and) tough guys :D Great series!
Loved it you boys are awsome
thank you for doing this journey guys, not only informative but made me feel something in my heart , good journey boys and again thank you
This series was great! Enjoyed it. Geat work
awesome video baird brothers! ive been following since you guys won alone. keep up the videos, thank you
They do good work.
Thanks a lot happy to hear hopefully we will have another adventure ready soon
alex is an interesting guy,,,i hope you guys record all he tells you and his knowledge is not lost in time,,,,,,its history worth keeping,,,
Amen
Well that was just plain awesome!
What a treat to hang and spend time with Alex and hear his wisdom... Much respect for him!
This was a excellent series Brothers Baird! Thanks so much for all the hard work it took for you
guys to plan, carry gear, film, edit to share with us all! You guys rock!!! Thanks BeAlive for bringing this to us too!
Very Much appreciated. It was definitely awesome to spend time with Alex hopefully we will again soon
Best episode ever..🙂👍👍
Wow, I would have felt so honored to have spent some time with Alex and in that environment . Love this series !
This is my favorite video you guys have done. The spiritual presence of the old growth forest and the burial grounds really touched me. You both were so lucky to experience this! I hope you carry it with you always.
fantastic!
Outstanding
I wish I could ask Alex if he has ever heard of a tribe where almost every tribes person had gold eye. What I mean by that is not green, blue, or brown but gold in color. My great-grandmother is supposedly to be from that tribe, and my father and I have inherited that eye color. It's really rare, and I've always wanted to know about it.
this is awsome, where abouts is the ancient forest located in temagami?
Lake Obabika
Amazing series, very well done. I never did see you use the generator that you painfully hauled, was it to charge your camera gear?
He said it was
Who named Buck, Jim or Alex?
Alex named Buck
After the main character in "Call of The Wild"
When does the movie come out in theaters?
Love that idea!
Did he show you the three sisters?
👍
:)