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Thanks for a nice video/mobil Ted. Woud you tell us what you havet on your Body in case of dumpning and you have To survival a Night before you Catch Up with your canor Thanks Anna in Taigan Skandnavia
You guys are masters of rivers that was exciting and enjoyable a welcome relief from the troubled world, brothers who get on not jealousy of each other I now know Canada because of your adventures thank you
You young men are the epitome of Canadianess, with the spirit of the early voyageurs. And your filming skills are superior; you've captured the adventure and brought us along on your shoulders! Thank you!
That video of how large the caribou herd and migration used to be was really awe-inspiring. I really do hope they are able to recover and continue being the symbol of the North for generations to come.
@@TheRealTedBaird Caribou depend on the Artic ice sheets for migratory purposes right? I have a suspicion that climate change is what has led to their dwindling numbers. Polar bears are another animal whose numbers have been decimated because the ice sheets they once relied on to use to cross to land with more game are so weak now due to the Artic warming that they just break apart before ever really forming. So the Polar bears either starve during the winter or they now have to risk swimming hundreds of kilometers to find more fertile lands. It's really sad 😔
Well that made my evening! I love how you edit with the slow motion in the rapids. You guys were really flirting with danger there but so far so good. Having seals and eagles for company is really cool. Thanks for doing what you do!
Thanks Tom. Definitely some sketchy moments just enough danger but too much. Glad tou enjoyed those rapid scenes they took a long time to edit but came out great i thought. The Eagles and Seals are very welcomed company for sure. What a place 🍻🦅
Hello Ted nice to see you again the video is awesome and the eagles the scenery is beautiful you are such a good team with your brother I can't wait for next video take care.
Been enjoying this trip from both channels. You are both an inspiration but gotta say, extra kudos to Jim for sticking with the proper canoe paddle for the job!
Thanks and ya lol. To be honest i was terrible with a double blade bfore this trip in rapids no bracing skills etc so so i just was enjoying learning a new skill and decided to keep with it. Feel like im more well rounded now.
@@TheRealTedBaird I used the "Natural bug patch" long time ago. It looks like clear tape about 2"×7"and you would smell like the multiple vitamins. Not a single bug bite while we're in the Sleeping Giaint and Northern Ontario hiking for all day for a week.
WOW! What an epic adventure. Absolutely astonishing scenery. Your skill in running those rapids is amazing and I really appreciated that you knew when not to take risks. So often people over estimate their capabilities and that's when trouble happens. Loved the time you took to photograph the seals, eagles, bear and other wildlife. It would be wonderful if you get to see a polar bear but please, not one visiting your tent or swimming alongside your canoe eh! 😋Thank you for sharing this truly awesome journey and video. Really looking forward to part 2
You are one of the coolest people ever. You and that brother of yours are a killer team. My wife and I knew you guys would win Alone well done. Thank you so much for your hard work to make it so dang much fun to watch and learn! See if you can pack down some more breakfast in that cool bowl of yours.
I tell you what a trip, there is so much to like about the video from the eagles to the seals to the rapids, to the fishing... but man the shots from the go pros when you guys were shooting the C4 rapids were awesome, You guys got some great shots from the cameras mounted to the canoes because it really captured the rapids and what the looks and force of the rapids were as your were padding through and them beside and behind you and it was funny as hell you see Jim is just giving er hell though them and most people would be panicked just worrying about getting through unscathed and here is Jim all excited because he sees a Seal in the rapids near him, how can you not love that I dont doubt you guys were dead dog tired after a few days like that but man what an adventure
Glad tou enjoyed it. The gopros did a great job I agree. That was pretty funny Jim getting excited about the seal lol i was like PADDLE!! i didn't catch it on cam but when scouting there was a seal jumping through the middle of rhe biggest waves in the rapid like a dolphin does in ocean surf it was really something to see. Imagine we got clocked by an airborne seal mid rapid run 😂Thanks for tuning in 🍻
Just fantastic Ted. Incredible footage. The eagle's nest with eaglet was awesome. And I have to say that I've been watching on shore as you guys have been paddling, and in the hundreds of kilometers you're traveled I haven't seen one person watering a horse.
“They want to build a power dam and we must find a way……” I know you’ve been doing winter family stuff but I thought they had dammed the Seal or it had dried up!😂 I wonder how many will catch that reference.😉
Yep bone dry lol. The Black Fly Song lol. The Seal is the last undamaged major waterway I it's definitely deserving of one that should remain that way forever
Omg you guys are awesome. Had me on the edge of my seat during the ragging rapids. I honestly think the seal is following you guys. Just absolutely georgouse rivers and scenery, sunsets. Looking forward to seeing polar bears. Love you guys
Great video Ted, them graylings look mighty delish! You almost feel sorry for the animals who are exposed to the harsh elements of the earth, but yet they themselves do not share that sorrow, they were born into that life, although tough for us, it’s everyday life for them. Yes I’m honestly sure they have frolicking,playful day’s with no worries and plenty to eat MLRespect&Aloha Ted&Ohana🤙🏾🤎🙏🏾
Hey Kekoa, I agree it is a harsh life for them, but with moments of fun and happiness, I've always said I wouldn't mind being an otter as they seem to have a lot of joy. Thanks for tuning in hope you are well
Hello Baird Bros, Don't let anyone from exploiting for commercial purposes this beautiful untouched wilderness, don't let anyone from exploiting for commercial purposes this beautiful pollution free wilderness. You met an Arctic Tern: in North Europe, breeds in colonies or singly along coasts, on islands in sea bays, locally in Taiga or barren mountain, or on Tundra near water. In winter off South Africa and Antarctica. Probably has the longest migration of all birds. At the end beautiful and surprising view, with a crackling and regenerating fire. Great video, thanks so much. Bye from Kanaltaler people.
Wow you both are a wealth of knowledge and interesting information the Arctic Tern is definitely an incredible bird. And yes I agree this massive wilderness needs protection one of the last of its kind it is truly unique and special. Thank you for watching Im glad you enjoyed it
Man Brother... you really sent it in this episode! So glad no one got hooped, eh? Thats what it's all aboot! Meet you at Timmy Hortons for Timbits! Cheers eh?
Wow what a day! the 9 bar..and all the other wild waters..and wild life ..the C4 rapid run at somewhere around One hour 16 minutes was crazy epic..really fantastic.
I've not seen this one, Ted looked absolutely fantastic on footage, expert canoeing/paddling. Jim, so good getting past that rock ledge. Then the lightening WOW. Brilliant Brothers❣️
Insane series!! Appreciate the effort you guys put in with vlogging this epic adventure. I get itchy just seeing all those flying critters about- I don’t think I could take it! Always love the little tidbits on equipment and food. You guys are such a hoot - thank you for taking us along!!
Thanks for another great adventure boys! At this point, are you out of rum??? That is so sad! I'm sorry I was taking a nip while you weren't looking, maybe a lot of nips :). Charlie
This is an amazing video. Great discussion about the region, the hazards of the river rapids etc. The video documenting their trip was very well edited and commented.
When I look at the shore it looks like the river flood level is actually much higher than it is at the time of the video. Devoid of larger vegetation and places where a higher water level is evident. And Ted, I think if you got a little more oatmeal on your spork your hair would behave a little better.
Yes it does for sure and rhe ice stacks up and rips the shore line apart on melt up. We even get into some ice in the coming days believe it or not. Ya that spork brush could have used one more throng
This was an awesome journey!! I’m I the only one that has to take a second look sometimes to see which brother is talking? They look and sound the same! Lol
Damn Ted, just finished the episode, this was amazing. I think this might be the best video yet. This has to be the most epic thing you've ever done, because I can't imagine anything being cooler than this. Thank you so much for bringing us along on this journey.
Ted, love this 2 hour episode. I wish everyone was this long. Tell Jim that you guys would catch more fish if he didn't wear that shirt with big walleye with an open mouth of teeth on the back. It scares the greyling. Just saying.
What an adventure! Fell asleep with TH-cam on and woke up with this playing and watched it all. You guys will always have this to look back on and talk about. Some of those rapids, but those bugs! Thanks for sharing.
Wow, sorry to hear that. Pretty scarry. They say the id's are 1 in 100k but I'd imagine those id's go up in the heart of the storm. After a close call I've been a little more spooked.
Those rapids were huge.lol.u guys are brave..awsome video...I would never stop fishing...got to be a rush when half your boat comes out of the water.lol
Estoy viendo éstos vídeos ya un poco viejitos pero re entretenidos y me ponía nervioso cuando pasan por unos rápidos muy peligrosos, me encantaban cuando salían los hermanos Baird juntos, nosostros éramos 4 hermanos pero murieron 3 así que me hacen recordar cuándo salía con mis hermanos de campamento con los Scouts
Epic videography in this one, especially those waves you made it in to and that thunderstorm. I got goosebumps over here! Nature scenery, there is not so much else that can be said.. As always, thank you for sharing, it is really a honour to watch this cause i know the labour that goes in to it. Thank you, both of you!
I'm quite new on yr channel Ted, I was watching Jim one time and he sent me over to see yr channel, thank you Jim. Oh My Goodness! This just got more & more exciting, Oh My word Jim coming thru that rapid was thrilling, I thought he was going in one time I was scared. You Boys are so skilled this is an Amazing adventure. I'm watching this in another country very early in the morning on Boxing Day. Wow, Thank-you Ted❣️
The bugs give me anxiety from my game room. I can’t imagine what they’re like in person. We don’t have that issue in Pennsylvania. Not like that at least. Cool video guys. Thanks.
Dudes. Great 🎥. That place looks amazing. I liked the familiarity of the "thank you" given to the Bald Eagle by Jim. And Ted, your soliloquizing near the end was magical. Nice work!
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Nice Ted! What an amazing part of the trip!
@@JimBairdAdventurer 2 Of the best days for sure
@@TheRealTedBaird Man you guys are legends, I've been watching all of your stuff since you were on Alone. Love it!
Thanks for a nice video/mobil Ted. Woud you tell us what you havet on your Body in case of dumpning and you have To survival a Night before you Catch Up with your canor Thanks Anna in Taigan Skandnavia
Hey My friend Teddy, great video aye.{✌️🤠}
The eagle resurgence really is amazing. Here in Ohio we had 4 nests in 1979. Last year they counted 806!!
Yes so wonderful to see 🦅😁
Started seeing them in Southern Ontario A few in the gorge at Niagara Falls
Brotherly love :) You know, leaving the water bottles behind is a bit Joe Robinetish :)
Lol pretty dumb move on my part
@@TheRealTedBaird It’s all good.
Wow, that was epic. I watched on the big screen and I felt like I was in that canoe on those rapids. The filming was absolutely fantastic.
Thanks Tim! Appreciate it it took a lot of time to edit those rapid scenes glad you enjoyed them. 🌊🛶
The solo whitewater runs are crazy! You Baird Bros are insane animals LOL!
Haha thanks! They were a rush for sure
"Being struck by lightening, it's just not us", im glad you guys got off the water!
Lol me too thanks 😁🌩🌪⛈
You guys are masters of rivers that was exciting and enjoyable a welcome relief from the troubled world, brothers who get on not jealousy of each other I now know Canada because of your adventures thank you
Thank you
Absolutely fantastic getting to watch 2 hrs of the Baird Brothers! Perfect timing 👌 🙂
Thanks Tammy
You young men are the epitome of Canadianess, with the spirit of the early voyageurs. And your filming skills are superior; you've captured the adventure and brought us along on your shoulders! Thank you!
Thanks a lot!
The only words I have for you is that... I HAVE NO WORDS...you two are AMAZING! Thank you for keeping us all on the edge of our seats!
Cheers!
Our pleasure! Thank you
After watching this series I’ll never complain about bugs again.
Lol
That video of how large the caribou herd and migration used to be was really awe-inspiring. I really do hope they are able to recover and continue being the symbol of the North for generations to come.
Me too a bunch of that footage was from the 70's Caribou need more attention and protection they are so strong and capable yet so fragile.
@@TheRealTedBaird Caribou depend on the Artic ice sheets for migratory purposes right? I have a suspicion that climate change is what has led to their dwindling numbers. Polar bears are another animal whose numbers have been decimated because the ice sheets they once relied on to use to cross to land with more game are so weak now due to the Artic warming that they just break apart before ever really forming. So the Polar bears either starve during the winter or they now have to risk swimming hundreds of kilometers to find more fertile lands.
It's really sad 😔
Wow! What a great video. A+++ Ted. Wild life, beautiful skys, seals an the scariest rapids in the world. Good job! Beautiful camping spots too.
Boy was that ever good Nice one Ted... eagle ,rapids, blk flies, bear and epic camp 🏕 spot perfect ending + team work again solid 🎥✊
Thanks Paul!
Livin' life for all it's offers!! Much gratitude and respect Ted!!!! TY!!
Thanks Scott appreciate it.
Woohoo!!! Finally!!! Getting settled in to watch this video!!! Blessings always!
Awesome thank you
Perfect. 1 day ahead of your brother's episode. Thanks. It's been a struggle waiting for this episode to come out.🙂
Thanks for your patients John 😁 hope you enjoy
@@TheRealTedBaird always do enjoy them. Thanks.
Well that made my evening! I love how you edit with the slow motion in the rapids. You guys were really flirting with danger there but so far so good. Having seals and eagles for company is really cool. Thanks for doing what you do!
Thanks Tom. Definitely some sketchy moments just enough danger but too much. Glad tou enjoyed those rapid scenes they took a long time to edit but came out great i thought. The Eagles and Seals are very welcomed company for sure. What a place 🍻🦅
Without a doubt a great video. I told Jim on his channel that you and his channels have become my go to channels for canoe tripping. Keep paddling!
Thanks Greg!
🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟 Great to see you and the gang. Awesome water and wildlife!
Thanks!
Oh yeah! I've been gearing up for opening day of trout season here in Western New York and these vids are just the motivation I need!
Perfect! Hope its an epic opener
Jim and Ted's Big Adventure has some mad cinematography skills! Loving this series and can't wait to see more!
Thanks Kera
Hello Ted nice to see you again the video is awesome and the eagles the scenery is beautiful you are such a good team with your brother I can't wait for next video take care.
Thanks a lot Halina appreciate it
Been enjoying this trip from both channels. You are both an inspiration but gotta say, extra kudos to Jim for sticking with the proper canoe paddle for the job!
Thanks and ya lol. To be honest i was terrible with a double blade bfore this trip in rapids no bracing skills etc so so i just was enjoying learning a new skill and decided to keep with it. Feel like im more well rounded now.
Good Wednesday Ted & Jim!
Good to see you're back.
👍🌅🌊🏞🏕🚣🎣
Thank you
@@TheRealTedBaird I used the "Natural bug patch" long time ago. It looks like clear tape about 2"×7"and you would smell like the multiple vitamins. Not a single bug bite while we're in the Sleeping Giaint and Northern Ontario hiking for all day for a week.
WOW! What an epic adventure. Absolutely astonishing scenery. Your skill in running those rapids is amazing and I really appreciated that you knew when not to take risks. So often people over estimate their capabilities and that's when trouble happens. Loved the time you took to photograph the seals, eagles, bear and other wildlife. It would be wonderful if you get to see a polar bear but please, not one visiting your tent or swimming alongside your canoe eh! 😋Thank you for sharing this truly awesome journey and video. Really looking forward to part 2
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. Lots of cool stuff to shsre still. Looking forward to sharing it with you
You are one of the coolest people ever. You and that brother of yours are a killer team. My wife and I knew you guys would win Alone well done. Thank you so much for your hard work to make it so dang much fun to watch and learn! See if you can pack down some more breakfast in that cool bowl of yours.
Thanka a lot John!! Appreciate it 😎👊
I tell you what a trip, there is so much to like about the video from the eagles to the seals to the rapids, to the fishing... but man the shots from the go pros when you guys were shooting the C4 rapids were awesome, You guys got some great shots from the cameras mounted to the canoes because it really captured the rapids and what the looks and force of the rapids were as your were padding through and them beside and behind you and it was funny as hell you see Jim is just giving er hell though them and most people would be panicked just worrying about getting through unscathed and here is Jim all excited because he sees a Seal in the rapids near him, how can you not love that
I dont doubt you guys were dead dog tired after a few days like that but man what an adventure
Glad tou enjoyed it. The gopros did a great job I agree. That was pretty funny Jim getting excited about the seal lol i was like PADDLE!! i didn't catch it on cam but when scouting there was a seal jumping through the middle of rhe biggest waves in the rapid like a dolphin does in ocean surf it was really something to see. Imagine we got clocked by an airborne seal mid rapid run 😂Thanks for tuning in 🍻
What a phenomenal and truly Bon Voyage you guys are documenting and sharing with the world! Thank you, from England 🏴
Thank you appreciate it
Ted and Jim y’all are the BOMB and when things get tough y’all go into Beast Mode. Awesome video thanks! 👏👏👏✅✅✅🤩🤩🤩💯💯💯
Thanks! 😎🤙 appreciate it
Yaaay :) something to watch that's worth watching :) love these videos :)
Thanks a lot!
Worth the wait as always... amazing rapids... great footage & editing..hats off to you both.. 👌👐✌
Thanks a lot appreciate your patience 🍻
Just fantastic Ted. Incredible footage. The eagle's nest with eaglet was awesome. And I have to say that I've been watching on shore as you guys have been paddling, and in the hundreds of kilometers you're traveled I haven't seen one person watering a horse.
😂🤣🐎👍 I know right. Missed opportunity. Could water a lot of horses here. Thanks for watching
Best therapy ever following you guys, 100% soul saving
Awesome David glad to hear that
Another of Jim and Ted's excellent adventures! Keep em coming boys!
Thanks! Will do!
Epic video Ted, nothing else like it on TH-cam. WoW!
Thanks Ralph!
Well that was fun!!! Ted you get the most improved award! Thx for your hard work
Thanks 😁 appreciate it
@@TheRealTedBaird you bet
“They want to build a power dam and we must find a way……” I know you’ve been doing winter family stuff but I thought they had dammed the Seal or it had dried up!😂 I wonder how many will catch that reference.😉
Yep bone dry lol. The Black Fly Song lol. The Seal is the last undamaged major waterway I it's definitely deserving of one that should remain that way forever
@@TheRealTedBaird Thanks for both your and Jim’s posts. And I’ve also been watching Northern Scavenger. What a great evening of viewing.
It’s back! Yeeeeeeeeaaaaaah!
Yeahhhhhhhhhh
awwww...that eaglet looks to be about 5 weeks old, how adorable....
Adorbs 🦅
Omg you guys are awesome. Had me on the edge of my seat during the ragging rapids. I honestly think the seal is following you guys. Just absolutely georgouse rivers and scenery, sunsets. Looking forward to seeing polar bears. Love you guys
Thanks Jennie 😊
Great video Ted, them graylings look mighty delish! You almost feel sorry for the animals who are exposed to the harsh elements of the earth, but yet they themselves do not share that sorrow, they were born into that life, although tough for us, it’s everyday life for them. Yes I’m honestly sure they have frolicking,playful day’s with no worries and plenty to eat MLRespect&Aloha Ted&Ohana🤙🏾🤎🙏🏾
Hey Kekoa, I agree it is a harsh life for them, but with moments of fun and happiness, I've always said I wouldn't mind being an otter as they seem to have a lot of joy. Thanks for tuning in hope you are well
Hello Baird Bros, Don't let anyone from exploiting for commercial purposes this beautiful untouched wilderness, don't let anyone from exploiting for commercial purposes this beautiful pollution free wilderness. You met an Arctic Tern: in North Europe, breeds in colonies or singly along coasts, on islands in sea bays, locally in Taiga or barren mountain, or on Tundra near water. In winter off South Africa and Antarctica. Probably has the longest migration of all birds. At the end beautiful and surprising view, with a crackling and regenerating fire. Great video, thanks so much. Bye from Kanaltaler people.
Wow you both are a wealth of knowledge and interesting information the Arctic Tern is definitely an incredible bird. And yes I agree this massive wilderness needs protection one of the last of its kind it is truly unique and special. Thank you for watching Im glad you enjoyed it
Epic trip to watch, can’t even imagine what it was like. I would haved tapped out with the bugs early on. ;)
Thanks Jason. Epic trip for sure
Man Brother... you really sent it in this episode! So glad no one got hooped, eh? Thats what it's all aboot! Meet you at Timmy Hortons for Timbits! Cheers eh?
Lol cheers brother
love this adventure thanks ted keep up the great work
Thanks!
Wow what a day! the 9 bar..and all the other wild waters..and wild life ..the C4 rapid run at somewhere around One hour 16 minutes was crazy epic..really fantastic.
Awesome to hear you enjoyed it. The rapids definitely got out hearts pumpkin. Thanks for tuning in Julia
Yes Ted, Thank you it was soo cool seeing the Black Bear & those beautiful Eagles earlier❣️
I love you and your brother's videos. I love seeing those beautiful and remote places.
Kick ass! The Adventure continues!
Thanks!
Great journey! Well done guys!
Thank you
I've not seen this one, Ted looked absolutely fantastic on footage, expert canoeing/paddling. Jim, so good getting past that rock ledge. Then the lightening WOW. Brilliant Brothers❣️
Insane series!! Appreciate the effort you guys put in with vlogging this epic adventure. I get itchy just seeing all those flying critters about- I don’t think I could take it! Always love the little tidbits on equipment and food. You guys are such a hoot - thank you for taking us along!!
Thanks James!
Thanks for another great adventure boys!
At this point, are you out of rum???
That is so sad! I'm sorry I was taking a nip while you weren't looking, maybe a lot of nips :).
Charlie
Lol you're welcome and yes sad we are all out. But thanks for havin a nip for us 🥃
You guys have excellent paddling skills.
Thanks
This is an amazing video. Great discussion about the region, the hazards of the river rapids etc. The video documenting their trip was very well edited and commented.
Thanks Peter I appreciate it. Its definitely a lot of work
It will be interesting to see which route you guys take at the river delta!
Its a crazy maze
One could appreciate those ledges in a whitewater canoe, but certainly not with a boatload of gear. Good choices guys!
Thanks. And ya some would have a blast with some of those bigger features with rhe right setup.
When I look at the shore it looks like the river flood level is actually much higher than it is at the time of the video. Devoid of larger vegetation and places where a higher water level is evident. And Ted, I think if you got a little more oatmeal on your spork your hair would behave a little better.
Yes it does for sure and rhe ice stacks up and rips the shore line apart on melt up. We even get into some ice in the coming days believe it or not. Ya that spork brush could have used one more throng
This was an awesome journey!! I’m I the only one that has to take a second look sometimes to see which brother is talking? They look and sound the same! Lol
Thanks. And i can say that no you are not the only one lol 😆
@@TheRealTedBaird hehehe... !
Damn Ted, just finished the episode, this was amazing. I think this might be the best video yet. This has to be the most epic thing you've ever done, because I can't imagine anything being cooler than this.
Thank you so much for bringing us along on this journey.
Using that light-weight pre-cooked bacon is brilliant! Smells and tastes all the same when you warm it up )
Agreed!👍👍🥓
Ted, love this 2 hour episode. I wish everyone was this long. Tell Jim that you guys would catch more fish if he didn't wear that shirt with big walleye with an open mouth of teeth on the back. It scares the greyling. Just saying.
Thanks! Glad you enjoy the long episodes. You may be on to something there with the walleye shirt👍🎣
You have made my year Ted. Been waiting for episode 11. Thanks
Awesome Thanks for waiting 🍻
EPIC ! Some of the best white water footage. Loved getting the feel of it as I would never experience it myself. Lol
Glad you enjoyed it It was tough to edit
That would have been quite the thumbnail 😂 ( Jim holding a lightning rod with lightning in the background ) 😂 stay safe guys! Love the content 👍
😂 next time 🌩
Great video. You guys are F'N nuts, but fun to watch!
Thanks!! 😁🍻
Thank you!!!. I have been waiting to long for this episode.
No problem thanks for your patience
What an adventure! Fell asleep with TH-cam on and woke up with this playing and watched it all. You guys will always have this to look back on and talk about. Some of those rapids, but those bugs! Thanks for sharing.
Glad to hear Roxannie 👍 appreciate it and hope to see you next time
Goodness gracious. .nerve wracking indeed
🌊🛶⛈🎣some nail biting moments
Wise to stay in a low area during a lightning storm. A friend of mine died from a strike while hiking in Colorado years ago.
Wow, sorry to hear that. Pretty scarry. They say the id's are 1 in 100k but I'd imagine those id's go up in the heart of the storm. After a close call I've been a little more spooked.
HAHAHAHA! Stop at 1:03:28 ~ perfect pic of Jim laughing and screaming as he's about to enter a long stretch of rapids :oD
😆😂👍
This was great!! Although the rapids again gave me kaniptions😆😆
You guys are an amazing team.( Hamilton.. Wife commenting!)💕💕stay wild!!
Thank you 😁😊 glad tou enjoyed it
WOW! This was epic! Fantastic video work! ❤️❤️❤️😀
Thank you! Cheers!
Lightning is just Joe Mufferaw hitting 2 boulders together trying to start his campfire.
Haha!
Those rapids were huge.lol.u guys are brave..awsome video...I would never stop fishing...got to be a rush when half your boat comes out of the water.lol
Hard to stop fishing for sure. And it's Totally a rush what a trip! Thanks fir tuning in
Estoy viendo éstos vídeos ya un poco viejitos pero re entretenidos y me ponía nervioso cuando pasan por unos rápidos muy peligrosos, me encantaban cuando salían los hermanos Baird juntos, nosostros éramos 4 hermanos pero murieron 3 así que me hacen recordar cuándo salía con mis hermanos de campamento con los Scouts
Epic videography in this one, especially those waves you made it in to and that thunderstorm. I got goosebumps over here! Nature scenery, there is not so much else that can be said.. As always, thank you for sharing, it is really a honour to watch this cause i know the labour that goes in to it. Thank you, both of you!
Thank you kindly I appreciate the feedback and continued support
Impressive very… what a rip.. the boys are are amazing..
Thanks Jim!
Another epic instalment, Ted! Some pretty serious sets in this section 🌊🌊🌊
Thanks! Ya some awesome runs live that neverending one the most
@@TheRealTedBaird looked like a dream run!
Oh yeah. Now I know where I can find a couple of free Nalgene bottles. Thanks Ted,
lol
Wow really great stuff! What an epic adventure!
Thanks Elaine
Holy smokes, the rapids at 1:16:00 were insane, great work guys!
Thanks
Great to hear from you guys
Thank you
Definitely a great adventure, wish I could do it
I'm quite new on yr channel Ted, I was watching Jim one time and he sent me over to see yr channel, thank you Jim. Oh My Goodness! This just got more & more exciting, Oh My word Jim coming thru that rapid was thrilling, I thought he was going in one time I was scared. You Boys are so skilled this is an Amazing adventure. I'm watching this in another country very early in the morning on Boxing Day. Wow, Thank-you Ted❣️
All I can say Ted is wow!!AND I ENJOY YOUR VIDEOS
Thanks Janet!
Cheers Ted&Jim👍😎👍
Cheers 🍻🍻
The bugs give me anxiety from my game room. I can’t imagine what they’re like in person. We don’t have that issue in Pennsylvania. Not like that at least. Cool video guys. Thanks.
I hear you. They get pretty bad where were were. We were also in the height of bug season which is next leve there lol. Thanks for tuning in
Another excellent river trip,huge whitewater. Keep up the great content.
Thanks Doug
Dudes. Great 🎥. That place looks amazing. I liked the familiarity of the "thank you" given to the Bald Eagle by Jim. And Ted, your soliloquizing near the end was magical. Nice work!
Thanks! 😁🍻
You guys are crazy! But I love it!! Thanks for taking us along :)
Lol Thanks!
Love your videos! Thanks for sharing all this
No problem and thank you Im.glad you enjoyed them
Insane water!!!! Love the videos you guys put out!!!!
Thanks!
Hi from SoCal!!! You guys are awesome!! Thanks for sharing all of what you're doing!!🏆❤
World class canoeing !! Thank you for sharing this adventure!
Thanks Michael
bagus bangett .,sukses selalu ya..
I've got to go but some deet just watching you guys incredible. Thank you.
TWO HOURS?!?!?! Sweeeeet!
🤙🍻 thanks hope you enjoy
Jim : baha-ing down a class 8 with 9 ft waves, literally almost dying.
Ted: paddle !!! Paddle !!!!
Jim: lOoK aT ThE SeAL !!!
Hahaha.... really Jim ?!
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