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Im disabled unfurtunately i wont be able to explore first hand this beautiful scenery but your videos allow me to see such lovely beautiful scenery, THANK YOU JIM!❤❤❤❤❤❤
What an amazing journey! By a seriously talented man. Jim, All the times you’ve walked twice as far to capture this journey on camera. talked to yourself, kept moving forward, editing, and the amazing positive mental attitude you have Has given me a new outlook on life. You are truly one of a kind and a real inspiration. Work like this can not, and will not go un-noticed. I just subscribed and watched the shorter video yesterday. Amazing! I’m really looking forward to watching this. I wish you and your family all the best. Thank you.
Thanks a lot and I’m really glad to hear you enjoy them and find them to be inspiring. Thanks for the great comment and the encouragement to keep on going. Have a happy New Years
I watched every episode week after week after my second open heart surgery this year in august. Damn this was a perfect end of the year, you have really been a support for me without knowing it, in all these episodes and previous travels you have done! Happy for you and your family, have a happy new year Jim. Kind regards, Robin, 32 years from Norway
I love your videos. While I sit here doing office paperwork at home on one computer screen, I"m fishing and paddling with you on the other screen. Good times.
Woohoo , at last ..I’ve been waiting on this …you teased us for long enough on Facebook ! Thank you for all you and Tori do , I love the lifestyle. I’ve watched you take on the Bonnet Plume and some of those rapids looked scary , the Grayling you got were off the scale …and finding Gold ..what !!!!
Jim, this is an epic trip. I watched all the episodes and still want to watch the whole movie in one. Your Yukon trip 14 Days in the wild was great. So was your 25 day trip with Ted. All of them are epic and we love watching your experiences in the wild. Thanks for great entertainment.
Thank you Jim. This was a wonderful presentation….this is my 3rd time watching… as I have said, I’m 80 now but raised in the northern s of BC bush. I value your videos. They are my comfort when I need an all night distraction…your my go to. Comfort
Hey I’m 72 now. But I’ve done a lot of rivers. Some wilderness’s 3 week canoe. Some crazy Grand Canyon. The topo maps were unbelievable in the old days. Great videos.
Thanks, Jim. It is impossible to express how important your work is to an 80 year old riverman such as myself. These are incredible places well beyond my reach now. Stay safe following your dreams.
I have watched the full documentary during last week, roughly one hour a day before going to bed. It was one of the best moments of my day if not the best. You have lived a stunning adventure, in an immensely beautiful scenery that the boreal forest is. The sight of those imposing mountains and canyons, that powerful river…the solitude and peace of those moments fishing for grayling…or hoping to find gold. Pure bliss is what the Providence has granted you. Also you showed a wise balance between boldness and smartness when tackling those dangerous whirlpools and boils. Obviously you have great experience kayaking but it certainly takes balls to do what you did. Sometimes it was really scary doing that being completely alone.
@@wendypederson243 Chill out, kid. Read my comment again, until the end. Maybe, just maybe you'll notice something, that doesn't make you look like a KAREN.
I watched most of the episodes on TH-cam while in Edinburgh Scotland and was happy to see the full Adventure posted here! Jim is by far my go-to Adventurer on TH-cam. Got six or eight hours to spare? I assure you it will not be a waste of your time!
Great documentary! I was totally pulled in by the sheer beauty and wildlife of the Yukon not to mention your canoeing skills and some tough decisions to bypass those class 4 & 5's. Those arctic grayling look fun to catch and make for a delicious meal indeed. Looking forward to more videos. Best of luck!
Coolest guy on TH-cam!! I get immense enjoyment from these videos. My favourite watch on TH-cam. The way you bring us along with you on your adventures is amazing. Thank you!!
Rewatching the show Alone brought me here! I'm Canadian too and live on Vancouver Island! Can't wait to binge all your videos! I absolutely loved you guys on the show!
Jim you ol' Yukon claim jumper you! Ha ha ha! I will never get over your tenacity, persistence and determination. So many would just say this is too much. On top of dragging everything around, the camera work, editing, taking your family on outings etc etc...wow! I would love to buy you a nice cold Lug-Tread! CHEERS to a great New Year!
👍👍🤠always a pleasure watching your adventures. 🥃cheers To you and the fam on another happy, healthy, and amazing adventurous year. When’s that Bloopers reel coming out…🥳
Hi Jim! What an epic adventure- the Yukon is surely one of the most beautiful places on earth. We are so enjoying your videos. I loved your comment about how we are made for extraordinary things. You are definitely doing extraordinary things. I learn something new from each of your videos. I’m excited to watch the rest of your videos! A 😊
I realize I'm a year late to this video, but I had to add a comment anyway. WOW!! This was an awesome adventure. The scenery was SPECTACULAR! This is the kind of scenery I think of when I think of the north. When I think of Canada as a whole. Wild & rugged. Looking forward to finding my next video of yours to watch. Thank you for going and doing what most of us can't and filming the whole thing.. what a treat!
Wow! This version really shows the world your remarkable skills as a videographer. I'm remarking! This thing is so well put together, thanks so much for this uninterrupted epic journey. Fabulous!
Totally enjoy watching these videos, great job filming and editing. This is absolutely the next best thing to being there. Jim makes it look easy but I’m sure it’s not. You do an incredible job moving the camera’s and showing us every little thing. The only thing we’re missing is the scent of the forest dude. Great job Jim and Ted also, you guys are an awesome team and he really contributes quite a bit.
I need to read more London after seeing this country! I did read To Build a Fire this past winter. But it's been ages since I've read White Fang or anything else. But to see this territory in HD is amazingly inspirational!
Holy smoke man, took me two days to finish the adventure because I didn’t want to miss a second and was worth it, my 8YO was watching with me and he was really interested to see when the plain will pick you up and if you will make it on time 😂 my favorite part? Hard to tell but man, the last chunk of class 3+ rapids was not a joke, I own a canoe and I tell you this… you’re my hero I probably never in my life will navigate the river the way you do 👏👏 hat off my friend. I did learn a lot from you this time and I hope one day can save my life. Thank you for sharing and blessings to you and your family 🙏
I’m so grateful to go on these adventures with you Jim. I do appreciate a big strong man like you to do all the heavy lifting. Amazingly exciting for me. I’ve sat myself off the edge of my couch several times. I’m bruised but just keep going. If you’re game so am I. Love every second of it. ❤
Some guys go to the gym to work out. You do it in the wilderness with such confidence and stamina. Again Jim, an epic documentary with incredible views. I just love our Canadian North. It makes me think of the Group of Seven (Artists) who put onto canvas what I am currently privileged to watch.
NeW SUBSCRIBER. EXCELLENT done video. You held my interest from the beginning. As an aside 2 sisters and 2 nephews lived in Alaska. The nephews working for the pipeline company was onto that stuff. I knew a late Carroll Belton Baird in Portal, Georgia. He died at age 55. Live your life well. Godspeed. Eaglegards...
You are hilarious! You are so A D D! "I got to make time. Oh, wait, there is a dahl sheep. Man I really need to get in some ticks, oh wait a fishing hole. I need to make time today, oh wait I see a potential for panning gold. I've got to make some ticks, oh wait a cabin!" BUT you always make it!
Amazing 🤩. Well done 👏. i grew up a bit wild in brazil but don’t think i would even do something like that. Well done . I really love to watch . Brings me lot of memories of Brazil 🇧🇷,after living in uk for 19 years.
'Only rough seas can produce skillful sailors, smooth seas can't.."Do not pray for an easy life, instead pray for the strength to endure a difficult one" Great trip...
Yep, after watching it a second time this is my favorite adventure so far. I really liked the music choices for this one. And as always, I loved watching you read and navigate the varying whitewater and powering through the tough portages. Your fortitude never ceases to amaze me , Jim. The way you keep a positive attitude and always manage to make hilarious jokes in the face of a daunting portage is inspirational. The scenery you capture is also an inspiration for others; some to get out and see natures beauty for themselves while they can, as well I'm sure, a fond reminder of adventures past for those who can't. I enjoy learning from your examples and appreciate you taking us along on your journeys. Best wishes in the new year.
@JimBairdAdventurer How much did that big nugget end up weighing? What a awesome adventure Jim!!! Thanks for making us feel like we're right there in the backcountry with you. 🙏
@@JimBairdAdventurer Heck yeah buddy!!! I bet that gave u the gold fever scoring that sucker so quick.. Happy Holidays to you , Tori, and your little Man!!
Another great adventure. Love watching the full videos. Incredibly relaxing. I’m a virgin adventurer and look forward to taking steps this year to get boots on the ground and learn. Your videos are definitely a huge inspiration, very grateful for sharing your adventures with us.
I've been watching for a month or two now and you've really got me into the history of the river I live on. Can't wait for some breaks in the weather to get out and paddle again. It's amazing how natives thrived in these dense forests and harsh winters, and I'm just sitting here in a warm house eating Cheetos lol. I've been reading the feather thief and it's insane how much was destroyed from logging, gold rushes and fur/feather trade. Nice to see such beautiful untouched country like the Yukon. Thanks for getting out there and sharing it all.
As alway, loved it Fella, kept me up all night watching it … keep up the good work Lee in the U.K. xxx Happy new year to ya Sir, and to your family xxx
Fantastic video, again! It's very informative to learn how you get through an expedition. Systematically, step by step, planning and replanning and replanning depending on the weather, safety etc. Tnx a million for sharing your knowledge.
i always come for the full episode. hard not to watch the small episodes and wait for full one. but its worth it. 4 5 6 8 hrs is great, plan my whole evening out. order a pizza and just watch and immerse my self in your adventures. god bless,
Nice, I’m glad you like the format and it’s also easier than trying to watch each individual episode in order. The full doc is basically all the episodes back to back.
Jim your so right how nothing can capture the depth and beauty as being there. The smells the breezes the clean air pure water nature at its innocence this was fantastic. I have the problem of being alone in nature a lot nothing like this yet when you see something so magnificent and then realize your by yourself ya just wish somebody was there to share it with you. This is as close as possible excellent footage excellent dialog bad jokes. Just perfect. Say hello to Torre (? Spelling) and the kids. I’m Ron living in the jersey shore 500 feet deon the ocean My grandparents rip from Nova Scotia. I bdein the Bronx originally our nature was a squirrel and pigeons lol. And the Bronx zoo. Oh say hi also to your brother in in a binge after work taking these virtual adventures. Good for the soul.
Going back and watching this from last year! Love the uncut versions of your videos thew best, for sure. Always wondered what type of hat you're rocking in your vids ( for at least the past couple Yukon trips), I've been looking for a nice simple waxed canvas bucket hat like that for, what feels like, years!
May I make one request for future videos? I would love to hear from the people you run across a bit more! The hunting camp, the trippers at taco bar, if they want to be in the video, I'd love a little insight on their trips and their lives! Hearing two adventuring groups sharing stories would be an excellent addition to these vids, at least for me!
Wow quite the interesting trip. Great trip. I guess you're seeing why no one runs this. Tough rapids and poertages, Glad you are takingg the safe but energy draining routes,
‘Thats not going anywhere’ after tying down solar panel lol. great video as usual. Never seen a plastic wrap to hold lure to rod before and prevent it from stickin ya, interesting.
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Thanks for posting 😂
I smell a major network pickup soon!!
Stay Safe!
Love the quality of content and editing 👏👍❤️
Great work guys!
Keep um coming but be careful, too..
I’m saving almost $100 a month, cancelled freeging cable thanks to stuff like yours in YT! Thank you!
Im disabled unfurtunately i wont be able to explore first hand this beautiful scenery but your videos allow me to see such lovely beautiful scenery, THANK YOU JIM!❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@joelcs58 yes the scenery is amazing on this trip, only wish I could go too.
Just watched this.
“I’m sick and tired of being scared shitless all the time”. Is my favorite comment.
Much respect for what you do. 🙏
What an amazing journey! By a seriously talented man.
Jim, All the times you’ve walked twice as far to capture this journey on camera. talked to yourself, kept moving forward, editing, and the amazing positive mental attitude you have Has given me a new outlook on life. You are truly one of a kind and a real inspiration. Work like this can not, and will not go un-noticed.
I just subscribed and watched the shorter video yesterday. Amazing! I’m really looking forward to watching this. I wish you and your family all the best. Thank you.
Thanks a lot and I’m really glad to hear you enjoy them and find them to be inspiring. Thanks for the great comment and the encouragement to keep on going. Have a happy New Years
I watched every episode week after week after my second open heart surgery this year in august.
Damn this was a perfect end of the year, you have really been a support for me without knowing it, in all these episodes and previous travels you have done!
Happy for you and your family, have a happy new year Jim.
Kind regards, Robin, 32 years from Norway
So happy to fine this . Jim :) Thank You !
No prob and thanks a lot. I alleviate the comments and support.
Nothing I'd rather do on a Sunday afternoon than watch a good ole adventure with Jim 😊 👍❤
6 (SIX) hours?! COOL! Thank you for all your work!
Greetings from Berlin, Germany and happy new year to you and your loved ones!
Greetings and thanks a lot!
What an honor to be along on this journey my man..
Thanks very much!
@@JimBairdAdventurer I'm sure you followed our gr8 newfoundlander on his trips..Justin Barbour too right?pleasure's all mine
I love your videos. While I sit here doing office paperwork at home on one computer screen, I"m fishing and paddling with you on the other screen. Good times.
Woohoo , at last ..I’ve been waiting on this …you teased us for long enough on Facebook ! Thank you for all you and Tori do , I love the lifestyle. I’ve watched you take on the Bonnet Plume and some of those rapids looked scary , the Grayling you got were off the scale …and finding Gold ..what !!!!
:)
It was a pretty amazing adventure to say the least.
@@JimBairdAdventurer i bet hug enjoy ty "_)
Jim, this is an epic trip. I watched all the episodes and still want to watch the whole movie in one. Your Yukon trip 14 Days in the wild was great. So was your 25 day trip with Ted. All of them are epic and we love watching your experiences in the wild. Thanks for great entertainment.
Big thanks! Ya, I loved both of those trips as well. They’re amazing
6hours of perfection! Thank you for making such a long cut, not rushing the story. Was amazing to be there with you.
Call me crazy but Jim’s videos are somehow the most exciting and relaxing videos to watch. I just can’t get enough.
Thank you Jim. This was a wonderful presentation….this is my 3rd time watching… as I have said, I’m 80 now but raised in the northern s of BC bush. I value your videos. They are my comfort when I need an all night distraction…your my go to. Comfort
Hey I’m 72 now. But I’ve done a lot of rivers. Some wilderness’s 3 week canoe. Some crazy Grand Canyon. The topo maps were unbelievable in the old days. Great videos.
Thanks Jim, this helped me get thru the night shift. So relaxing and fun to watch!
Thanks a lot! Glad I could help
My shifts almost done , and I still have a little less than half to go, I’ll have to save it for my next down time at work.
Jim, I really been enjoying your videos!
Nice job and God bless you and your family!👍🏻
Thanks!
Thanks, Jim. It is impossible to express how important your work is to an 80 year old riverman such as myself. These are incredible places well beyond my reach now. Stay safe following your dreams.
I will, absolutely and thanks for the donation.
Ayyyy I was waiting for this to drop!
Hope you enjoy it!
I have watched the full documentary during last week, roughly one hour a day before going to bed. It was one of the best moments of my day if not the best.
You have lived a stunning adventure, in an immensely beautiful scenery that the boreal forest is. The sight of those imposing mountains and canyons, that powerful river…the solitude and peace of those moments fishing for grayling…or hoping to find gold. Pure bliss is what the Providence has granted you.
Also you showed a wise balance between boldness and smartness when tackling those dangerous whirlpools and boils. Obviously you have great experience kayaking but it certainly takes balls to do what you did. Sometimes it was really scary doing that being completely alone.
1st from ontario canada ottawa here
How can you be 1st when there are two other comments from 1 minute earlier than yours? ;)
@@wendypederson243 Chill out, kid. Read my comment again, until the end. Maybe, just maybe you'll notice something, that doesn't make you look like a KAREN.
@@saltywinchester1600 mind your own business ;)
I watched most of the episodes on TH-cam while in Edinburgh Scotland and was happy to see the full Adventure posted here! Jim is by far my go-to Adventurer on TH-cam. Got six or eight hours to spare? I assure you it will not be a waste of your time!
Thanks a lot!
Happy New Year Baird family. Thank you for sharing 2022 with me. Looking forward to seeing where you take me in 2023. ✌️ ❤️
You’re very welcome!
Living vicariously through you!
Thanks! I hope you like it.
Great documentary! I was totally pulled in by the sheer beauty and wildlife of the Yukon not to mention your canoeing skills and some tough decisions to bypass those class 4 & 5's. Those arctic grayling look fun to catch and make for a delicious meal indeed. Looking forward to more videos. Best of luck!
Another long Jim Baird video watched with the family from Australia. Love your work Jim. Thank You
Awesome, thanks a lot for tuning in and I’m glad you liked it!
Jim Baird is my boy. Love watching you live while I sit on my computer 8 hours a day in a concrete jungle
Great video! What an adventure!
What a fantastic journey Jim. Loved every minute.👍
Really loved this Adventure Jim! Got lots of questions :)
Thanks man, ya I’m looking forward to chatting
I saw it a while ago, very good video and the trip is beautiful
Much appreciated!
Canoe looks great! Epic adventure Jim! Thanks for sharing.
Coolest guy on TH-cam!!
I get immense enjoyment from these videos. My favourite watch on TH-cam.
The way you bring us along with you on your adventures is amazing. Thank you!!
Rewatching the show Alone brought me here! I'm Canadian too and live on Vancouver Island! Can't wait to binge all your videos! I absolutely loved you guys on the show!
Jim you ol' Yukon claim jumper you! Ha ha ha! I will never get over your tenacity, persistence and determination. So many would just say this is too much. On top of dragging everything around, the camera work, editing, taking your family on outings etc etc...wow! I would love to buy you a nice cold Lug-Tread! CHEERS to a great New Year!
Thank you for taking us along on this epic journey buddy! Look forward to the next.
👍👍🤠always a pleasure watching your adventures. 🥃cheers To you and the fam on another happy, healthy, and amazing adventurous year. When’s that Bloopers reel coming out…🥳
Thanks a lot! I don’t know but I leave in most of the mess ups haha. Glad you enjoy it and have a happy new year
Jim "the ultimate man" Baird
Hi Jim! What an epic adventure- the Yukon is surely one of the most beautiful places on earth. We are so enjoying your videos. I loved your comment about how we are made for extraordinary things. You are definitely doing extraordinary things. I learn something new from each of your videos. I’m excited to watch the rest of your videos! A 😊
Well thanks very much for taking the time to watch and I’m glad you enjoy it
I realize I'm a year late to this video, but I had to add a comment anyway. WOW!! This was an awesome adventure. The scenery was SPECTACULAR! This is the kind of scenery I think of when I think of the north. When I think of Canada as a whole. Wild & rugged. Looking forward to finding my next video of yours to watch. Thank you for going and doing what most of us can't and filming the whole thing.. what a treat!
You’re very welcome! It’s great to hear you enjoyed it. It definitely was an amazing journey.
Wow! This version really shows the world your remarkable skills as a videographer. I'm remarking! This thing is so well put together, thanks so much for this uninterrupted epic journey. Fabulous!
I’m addicted to watching your adventures I stay up late knowing I have to go to work watching as many as I can simply awesome 👏👏👏
Totally enjoy watching these videos, great job filming and editing. This is absolutely the next best thing to being there. Jim makes it look easy but I’m sure it’s not. You do an incredible job moving the camera’s and showing us every little thing. The only thing we’re missing is the scent of the forest dude. Great job Jim and Ted also, you guys are an awesome team and he really contributes quite a bit.
I need to read more London after seeing this country! I did read To Build a Fire this past winter. But it's been ages since I've read White Fang or anything else. But to see this territory in HD is amazingly inspirational!
London really has an amazing way of writing about the Yukon for sure. Thanks for watching.
Holy smoke man, took me two days to finish the adventure because I didn’t want to miss a second and was worth it, my 8YO was watching with me and he was really interested to see when the plain will pick you up and if you will make it on time 😂 my favorite part? Hard to tell but man, the last chunk of class 3+ rapids was not a joke, I own a canoe and I tell you this… you’re my hero I probably never in my life will navigate the river the way you do 👏👏 hat off my friend.
I did learn a lot from you this time and I hope one day can save my life.
Thank you for sharing and blessings to you and your family 🙏
I’m so grateful to go on these adventures with you Jim. I do appreciate a big strong man like you to do all the heavy lifting. Amazingly exciting for me. I’ve sat myself off the edge of my couch several times. I’m bruised but just keep going. If you’re game so am I. Love every second of it. ❤
Thanks 😊
Watching our third long Jim Video. Epic video quality. Thank You.
Epic shots bro. That bull was WOW.
Thanks!
Some guys go to the gym to work out. You do it in the wilderness with such confidence and stamina. Again Jim, an epic documentary with incredible views. I just love our Canadian North. It makes me think of the Group of Seven (Artists) who put onto canvas what I am currently privileged to watch.
I have a Tom Thompson and an AY Jackson on the wall in my living room.
@@JimBairdAdventurer
Wow. A quick reply.
I have a Thompson print as well.
Just watching you delve into your meatsauce pasta!
Absolutely stunning and brilliant Jim.. Just spent a worthwhile evening watching you in your adventures....Thank you for sharing...
NeW SUBSCRIBER. EXCELLENT done video. You held my interest from the beginning. As an aside 2 sisters and 2 nephews lived in Alaska. The nephews working for the pipeline company was onto that stuff.
I knew a late Carroll Belton Baird in Portal, Georgia. He died at age 55. Live your life well. Godspeed. Eaglegards...
You are hilarious! You are so A D D! "I got to make time. Oh, wait, there is a dahl sheep. Man I really need to get in some ticks, oh wait a fishing hole. I need to make time today, oh wait I see a potential for panning gold. I've got to make some ticks, oh wait a cabin!" BUT you always make it!
Haha, thanks
This was one of my favorite adventures to watch, so exciting and beautiful country! Well done 👏
I was a dam builder. Across a river deep and wide. Where steel and water did collide. Haha man I love that song.
Agreed, great tune
By far the longest TH-cam video I've ever watched. Absolutely thoroughly enjoyed watching it.
Thanks for sharing!
Amazing 🤩. Well done 👏. i grew up a bit wild in brazil but don’t think i would even do something like that. Well done . I really love to watch . Brings me lot of memories of Brazil 🇧🇷,after living in uk for 19 years.
Thanks for these great videos. Greetings from Finland
You’re very welcome
'Only rough seas can produce skillful sailors, smooth seas can't.."Do not pray for an easy life, instead pray for the strength to endure a difficult one" Great trip...
Epic journey Jim! Heartfelt thanks for the work on sharing this with us. Paddle steadily 🙏👏💪 Barret
nice feed .
Thanks a lot
Awesome Jim. My fave parts are watching you eat oatmeal. LOL Kidding. Running the rapids is the best.
Love the intro . i want to go back and I will !
This was a fitting intro because it was not my first trip to the Yukon.
Yep, after watching it a second time this is my favorite adventure so far. I really liked the music choices for this one. And as always, I loved watching you read and navigate the varying whitewater and powering through the tough portages. Your fortitude never ceases to amaze me , Jim. The way you keep a positive attitude and always manage to make hilarious jokes in the face of a daunting portage is inspirational. The scenery you capture is also an inspiration for others; some to get out and see natures beauty for themselves while they can, as well I'm sure, a fond reminder of adventures past for those who can't.
I enjoy learning from your examples and appreciate you taking us along on your journeys.
Best wishes in the new year.
@JimBairdAdventurer How much did that big nugget end up weighing? What a awesome adventure Jim!!! Thanks for making us feel like we're right there in the backcountry with you. 🙏
Thanks a lot, the gold is 5.6 grams but it looks bigger because it is flat and thin. It’s worth about $450 Canadian
@@JimBairdAdventurer Heck yeah buddy!!! I bet that gave u the gold fever scoring that sucker so quick.. Happy Holidays to you , Tori, and your little Man!!
did I say so beautiful there !
I believe you did! Thanks and it sure is!
@@JimBairdAdventurer :) yep
@@JimBairdAdventurer hug ty
Great documentary. After discovering your channel, I watched Alone Season 4. You guys were near starvation on Vancouver Island. Job well done.
Thanks a lot, ya that was a tough go getting distance out there for 75 days but we did it!
SHALOM! MUCH THANKS JIMBO, FOR GETTING ME OUT OF THE CITY! I ALMOST CAN TASTE THE FISH THROUGH THIS DAM SCREEN
Another great adventure. Love watching the full videos. Incredibly relaxing. I’m a virgin adventurer and look forward to taking steps this year to get boots on the ground and learn. Your videos are definitely a huge inspiration, very grateful for sharing your adventures with us.
Awesome Jim, very entertaining and thanks so much for sharing this great video! 👍👍👍😎😎😎🤩🤩🤩💯💯💯🎄🎄🎄🎆🎆🎆
oh 6hour!!!! good!!!
Thanks!
I've been watching for a month or two now and you've really got me into the history of the river I live on. Can't wait for some breaks in the weather to get out and paddle again. It's amazing how natives thrived in these dense forests and harsh winters, and I'm just sitting here in a warm house eating Cheetos lol. I've been reading the feather thief and it's insane how much was destroyed from logging, gold rushes and fur/feather trade. Nice to see such beautiful untouched country like the Yukon. Thanks for getting out there and sharing it all.
I love this content, very inspiring! Greetings from Norway 🇳🇴
As alway, loved it Fella, kept me up all night watching it … keep up the good work Lee in the U.K. xxx Happy new year to ya Sir, and to your family xxx
Fantastic video, again! It's very informative to learn how you get through an expedition. Systematically, step by step, planning and replanning and replanning depending on the weather, safety etc. Tnx a million for sharing your knowledge.
i always come for the full episode. hard not to watch the small episodes and wait for full one. but its worth it. 4 5 6 8 hrs is great, plan my whole evening out. order a pizza and just watch and immerse my self in your adventures.
god bless,
Nice, I’m glad you like the format and it’s also easier than trying to watch each individual episode in order. The full doc is basically all the episodes back to back.
once again Fantastic!!!
Thank you!
so nice there
Thanks!
@@JimBairdAdventurer ty :)
Good evening here in the Philippines i'm enjoying watching your 14 days Solo Camping in the YUKON Wilderness Documentary
Jim your so right how nothing can capture the depth and beauty as being there. The smells the breezes the clean air pure water nature at its innocence this was fantastic. I have the problem of being alone in nature a lot nothing like this yet when you see something so magnificent and then realize your by yourself ya just wish somebody was there to share it with you. This is as close as possible excellent footage excellent dialog bad jokes. Just perfect. Say hello to Torre (? Spelling) and the kids. I’m Ron living in the jersey shore 500 feet deon the ocean My grandparents rip from Nova Scotia. I bdein the Bronx originally our nature was a squirrel and pigeons lol. And the Bronx zoo. Oh say hi also to your brother in in a binge after work taking these virtual adventures. Good for the soul.
ive been waiting for this..🥰🥰🥰
Fantastic channel. So glad I found it!!!!!!!
Good stuff Jim, we enjoyed this.
Thanks for sharing the adventure.
You’re very welcome 👍
Going back and watching this from last year! Love the uncut versions of your videos thew best, for sure. Always wondered what type of hat you're rocking in your vids ( for at least the past couple Yukon trips), I've been looking for a nice simple waxed canvas bucket hat like that for, what feels like, years!
Thanks a lot, the hat is made by Tilley Endurables. It’s cotton duct - canvas but you would have to wax it yourself.
Great! Thanks for the quick reply!!@@JimBairdAdventurer
Hi Jim, a very beautiful trip, and thank you for sharing it with us. Blessings for you and your family!
Lucky man Jim stunning place I enjoy your work thankyou for showing atvb you yours
You’re very welcome and thank you!
Thanks!
You’re welcome
Awesome journey thanks for taking us along
May I make one request for future videos? I would love to hear from the people you run across a bit more! The hunting camp, the trippers at taco bar, if they want to be in the video, I'd love a little insight on their trips and their lives! Hearing two adventuring groups sharing stories would be an excellent addition to these vids, at least for me!
Epic trip! Loved it!
The best Adventurer there is
I'm sure this is kick ass..but I'm a die hard fan for family adventures! So you know I am an entertainment fan😂 love ya's❤
Lone wolf and grey owl are two people who loved the great outdoors in newfoundland and Canada ..grey owl's writings are especially uplifting
Grey Owl turned out to be a fraud, hey..
Wow quite the interesting trip. Great trip. I guess you're seeing why no one runs this. Tough rapids and poertages, Glad you are takingg the safe but energy draining routes,
Thanks, changes from blue to red?
‘Thats not going anywhere’ after tying down solar panel lol. great video as usual. Never seen a plastic wrap to hold lure to rod before and prevent it from stickin ya, interesting.
SO COOL!!!!!!!
Yeaaaaaah!
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you can use a drone to do all that scouting for you. would be a time saver for sure. thanks for sharing your adventure.
Thanks a lot, you can see here at 6:38 why I don’t typically use a front to scout rapids. th-cam.com/video/cFmkl_saYn8/w-d-xo.html
Happy New Year! 🛶🏕️🎊
Thanks and to you too!