It doesn't matter whether or not Mr. Stroud understands the impact he has had on people over the years, but it (is) important that those among us that he has helped acknowledge his efforts. You need to give credit where credit is due. Thank you sir, I appreciate you.
When you mentioned that the black circle(camera) helped you stay focused because you were teaching 10 year olds how to survive that really hit me because I remember seeing the plane crash episode (s1e8) for the first time and being fascinated by how you skinned the rabbit (according to when that episode aired I was probably 16 though). That is still my favorite episode and it's how I found your TH-cam channel. So when I killed my first rabbit earlier this year (2022) that episode is where I first went to see how to process the rabbit. I didn't do nearly as good a job of skinning it, but I do still have the pelt!
"Bough" is correct, rhymes with "how." Also, I was that kid you were teaching on the other side of the lens, Les. I learned a lot from you, and continue to do so.
YES! PLEASE PLEASE do more of the "apocalypse/ urban survival".... i remmber the episode from back in the day, and it was on of my favorites............ ive always wanted more, still do.... would love a whole series. id binge watch it all in a heart beat, probably multiple times. i would love to see different situations, like floods, fires, and other variables that could be unique in each episode..... see different types of urban survival, like living in a small town.... big city....... industrial areas.....see different ways to make use of the different types of infrastructurers.
I look up to this guy he will be remembered as a legend 🙌 ❤ I was late to all his amazing adventures because I am 13 so I am seeing what happened in the past so I am happy I may get some my questions answered from the legend himself
Check out his children book, although he says it’s to age 12, listen I’m 42 and thought it was great and so did my 15yr old daughter so check it out hun!
That's awesome, I've been watching him since I was a few years younger than you, and now I'm 27. Glad to see some younger kids are still getting into Survivorman!
Glad to hear that you are so dedicated to your music.... you are living my dream Les and you spoke directly to me during the end of this commentary. Glad that we spoke after your concert in Saginaw... was an awesome night! Love you man..
been watching the commentaries and these questions your answering its awesome! So happy I found your youtube channel, love listening to you Les. Thank you I really appreciate it. all the best
Love your videos a lot... you are very good at what you Do! Also you are a very nice and well spoken! Keep up the great work Les you are truly an inspiration
Huge thanks for answering my question about allergies :) I honestly had forgotten I even asked that question and was delightedly surprised to see it make it to these videos!
Great stuff Les ... surprised when you mentioned my cousin's name ... Fred Rowe. He told me at a family reunion this summer, how you gashed your hand pretty good during a survival camp years ago and about that bear lurking around the campsite ... very interesting perspectives and a great inspiration to all of us who love the outdoors ... happy trails ... hope to meet up someday ! 🥾🏕😊
Being with you watching what you have given us has been such a great journey can't wait to see what you give us down the trail of survivorman love and respect for you
I definitely look forward to this training with Survivorman video series. I empathize greatly with the sentiment of not wanting the gym experience to be fit. I started learning rowing a couple years ago not because I particularly cared about team-based rowing competition as a sport but it seemed a fun way to get exercise.
I've had your Camillus machete for a few years. On a camping trip a few weeks ago, I was driving it through a log I was splitting with another log and it snapped in half. I plan to get another one, but even snapped, the half with the handle is still remarkably useful.
25:35 - at about 0:53 into your Labrador episode here on YT there's a sign in the background, looks like "Northern Lights" on the fence, while you were getting maybe B-roll footage for the dog sled team? If so, the address for that place when I Google it now is: Courte Reale Rd. Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL - not sure if that sounds right?
Some of the best good sense about knives I've heard. I like having a big sturdy knife with me when I'm out hiking or camping but I'm not under any illusion that it's the most essential thing. I think there's psychological comfort in having one and knives are cool so they get a lot of emphasis but there's no question a fire starting method is going to be much more actually useful in most survival scenarios
yeah, during that section I would tend to agree, it might not be as practical as some of the other things, obv matches are important (if you can keep them dry), but its the pysocological, "im going to be fine 'because', but maybe I guess you could argue, "no you're not b/c" .. hell I dont know.. but its a fun debate since we're not actually in danger
Keep up the outstanding work and it really is an enjoyable time to watch your content. I’ve always been an outdoorsman and I really appreciate your passion for the outside minus the elitism.
A friend just gifted me your Survive book & I’m stoked to turn through it’s pages. A straight forward no BS attitude of honesty must come within the name, cause listening to you often reminds me of my own behaviour. Keep kicking ass, Les!
I have always used moraknil knifes lots of options pretty cheap and ive never broken one. Also whole family loves the content we have found your outdoor skills to be the most useful as opposed to others.
Had to laugh at myself and w/u as the questions of "what did you do when you 1st got back" and I answered w/you after watching all these, "pizza......................beer" I'd have to say, most likely 90% of us would ofc say the same thing w/or w/out you would say OUR answers would be, but still was a fun "what would Les Stroud say??" moment.....
I totally agree with your exercise/staying in shape theory. Even for younger people using your own bodyweight and jogging the trails/hills is the best.
Les thanks for the answer. I loved the fact that you always had a different knife for the most part. But was always curious how you chose them. When survivor man came out I was in high school so I was one of those that needed a big knife but now that I've gotten older I agree a knife is a knife ( I still like big knives though). L.T. Wright makes fantastic stuff you will not be disappointed with partnering with them. If the buck 119 has too much of a point check out the buck 103.
Les, We all know the Sasquatch thing is huge. and now You and Wes have the call in stories. which is best thing going. Maybe you could do a series on going back where some of these incredible sightings took place with the person involved. People love most of the stories. Example , Claire from England. Just to give viewers a visual of the place. just an idea. P.j. Carpinteria Ca.
I think it would be awesome and amazing to go on a survivor man trip to see how I would do at survival along side the legend Less Stroud. And I think it's great that Less still wants to continue his love of playing music. Less, if you do another survive man season you should play a new song on the 1st episode. If I were to go traveling in the wilderness I would have to take my ukulele so that I could stay sane. I would just play my music to help keep the wild animals away and to keep my mind occupied. I hope one day Less Stroud hits 10 million subscribers on this channel.
in a post-apocalyptic world, no one will have to worry about laws. stealing and other drastic methods to survive will be the only thing to worry about.
I grew up on your show. Wish you could do a show for Netflix or something. It would be badass if there was a show where you can train people to survive in teams.
You'll relate to this, my first solo through hike was the wild and scenic section of the Rogue River. I planned for 10 days on and off trail. 5 days when planned flood. 5 days without and solely living off subsistence gathering. Food never broke me, water never broke me. By the 8th day I was talking to myself, full on conversations. Borderline hallucinating. The Bordem and loneliness literally cracked my psyche.
My question for Survivorman would be this: how many times do you think you've said the phrase "survival situation". Enjoying the videos and looking forward to new projects.
Hey Les! I don't have a specific question about survivor man for you (though I've been a long time fan of the show since it originally aired on TV) - but I'm just loving that intro music you have before you start. Could you tell me what it is? (Or if its an original creation by you, could you release it?) It's just wonderfully calming and hypnotic - I really dig it!
Les, wondering if we shut off Ad-Block Plus on your videos, does that help you out? Also if we watch the ads that play during the video is that beneficial to you? Only a handful of channels I'd be happy to do that for, (yours included), so wondering if you'd be able to provide some insight into that?
John Dillinger whittled a wash board into a wooden pistol and used it to round up 3 armed guards and break out of an “inescapable” county jail with the sheriff’s personal car after his arrest as the most wanted man in America. Tell me again how men don’t wittle. Lol
@@theenemyofstockrock yh man, a gun from a wash board, to aid his escape, seems bit more than whittling, think he had a design and rude measurements involved, bit more than sat whittling like a fanny.
@@craig3829 there’s pictures of the “pistol” he carved that day. It’s not as impressive or advanced as you might think, and it’s unlikely he was able to take measurements and/or draft design drawings of any kind. My guess is that the only reason this plan worked was that he had this reputation of being an incredibly well connected, elite bank robber who was armed, dangerous, and constantly in shootouts. As a result, anyone who saw him point something which resembled the barrel of a firearm at them, probably didn’t want to challenge the legitimacy of whatever it was he was holding.
Hi Les big fan here, I was wondering how come I have never heard of you speaking about Jasper national park or Yellowstone.. a tiktoker by the name of Andrew Dawson went missing after he captured footage of a sasquatch/nephlim or a giant. He tried to investigate but got shutdown by the government or Cia, i was wondering if you can shed some light on this ? If you know anything :)
I love going out into the woods for several reasons, usually either hunting, trapping, fishing, or camping. It's great to be able to get away from everything and everyone. However, I find that if I go alone, I often feel uneasy and usually leave after one sleepless and somewhat paranoid night. Something about sleeping alone in the woods makes me feel unsafe, as if I'm only safe when I'm around someone else. I don't understand why, since I'm a very introverted person in all other situations, I always take a pistol with me when alone in the wilderness, and there are few animals in the state I live in that can be dangerous to humans. Is this just because of a lack of experience, or could there be a deeper issue?
Because the Survivorman community always seems so knowledgeable, particularly about travel related dangers. Does anyone in the US know a decently quick/ feasible way too get a Chagas test, I've been finding it a difficult process, and hear that's kind of common here? thanks
Les has made comments in the past on that show. He considered it fake, as in there is always a crew out there filming the contestants. I dont know if his opinions on it have changed, would love to hear more of his thoughts on it. There is even one of the Alone winners that did a yt video on it, that would be your best source of information on the topic.
@@PFbigfan447 I have seen the show and some of the contestants youtube channels. I was just more curious as to if he thought it was fake and if not what he thought of the format and some of the contestants ideas. And if he had ever been approached to be on the show. Did one of the contestants say they had people out there filming them? From everything I saw they do the filming themselves
I know in the past you've used consumer camera gear that you've been able to get your hands on. What camera gear (cameras, lenses, accessories) do you use nowadays? Also, how do you use that gear to film (e.g. GoPro for timelapses)?
isometrics isotonics and calisthenics as flashed on the screen. All key components when hiking and doing physical chores in the wilderness and around the home when doing as a fitness routine. thank you for what you do Les.
I have a half serious question.....If I was lost in the woods and only had weed edibles for example thc brownies or thc chocolate bar would it be better to eat the thc edibles or not eat at all?
Bough - if no has one answered yet. Is the correct spelling. I tend to only use that word when referring to big trees and in plural: 'under the boughs of the tree, or the boughs of a forest'. I guess it's not a common word anymore, or the education at schools is slipping. Good vid.
Does Les just love teaching survival, or is it just a necessity he see’s as knowing? Because if he never gets stuck in an actual situation will he feel like he’s wasted his journey of learning, or will he just be happy that he never had to put his techniques into practice. If that makes sense to anyone? I imagine he probably just enjoys it that much, and saying that he has definitely taught me a lot, even things where i’m just camping and I know what wood to go for and wild food I can find.
Pertaining to your fitness level do you think being out in the bush so much and specifically eating things fresh either that you've gathered or hunted has had an impact on your health today?
Are there skills you've picked up through survival that have impacted/improved the way you do things in everyday life? For example, in high school I taught myself to juggle for fun, and I still maintain that it's one of the most unexpectedly useful skills I ever developed up, to this day. When something falls off a table or out of a cabinet, I catch it. When someone tosses something to me, I catch it.
So looking it up it says your single? So do you still wear wedding band as in hopes to rekindle your ex marriage? JW you seem to great to be single, difficult I’m certain but still? Or is it a respect thing? Totally still my older man crush! Lol love from the Berkshire’s/NewEngland Massachusetts! btw a place you haven’t survived or filmed. Lol 🤷🏻♀️🫶🏻💕PS we also have Sasquatch here! Also you said your wife????? PSS ever thought about a woman’s line of swag? Also do you have any survivorman stickers like for vehicle’s? I have my believe (bigfoot) one. Lol sorry for the novel I keep adding onto. Lol YOUR AMAZING! JS
It doesn't matter whether or not Mr. Stroud understands the impact he has had on people over the years, but it (is) important that those among us that he has helped acknowledge his efforts. You need to give credit where credit is due. Thank you sir, I appreciate you.
A Legendary Person. Helping us remember what it is like to be human. And still taking questions.
When you mentioned that the black circle(camera) helped you stay focused because you were teaching 10 year olds how to survive that really hit me because I remember seeing the plane crash episode (s1e8) for the first time and being fascinated by how you skinned the rabbit (according to when that episode aired I was probably 16 though). That is still my favorite episode and it's how I found your TH-cam channel. So when I killed my first rabbit earlier this year (2022) that episode is where I first went to see how to process the rabbit. I didn't do nearly as good a job of skinning it, but I do still have the pelt!
Thank you for being the Chief Scout for Scouts Canada. You are an Inspiration to all outdoor enthusiasts
"Bough" is correct, rhymes with "how." Also, I was that kid you were teaching on the other side of the lens, Les. I learned a lot from you, and continue to do so.
Would be great to see a survivorman and bushman bob camping vlog
'hey Bob, when I'm done talking, that's the end of the scene.'
YES! PLEASE PLEASE do more of the "apocalypse/ urban survival".... i remmber the episode from back in the day, and it was on of my favorites............ ive always wanted more, still do.... would love a whole series. id binge watch it all in a heart beat, probably multiple times.
i would love to see different situations, like floods, fires, and other variables that could be unique in each episode..... see different types of urban survival, like living in a small town.... big city....... industrial areas.....see different ways to make use of the different types of infrastructurers.
Yeah, I'd tend to agree as a viewer I find these more entertaining or interesting.
Cheers from Muskoka my friend, the village is always here for you . Till next time
I look up to this guy he will be remembered as a legend 🙌 ❤ I was late to all his amazing adventures because I am 13 so I am seeing what happened in the past so I am happy I may get some my questions answered from the legend himself
Check out his children book, although he says it’s to age 12, listen I’m 42 and thought it was great and so did my 15yr old daughter so check it out hun!
That's awesome, I've been watching him since I was a few years younger than you, and now I'm 27. Glad to see some younger kids are still getting into Survivorman!
Les is many people's TV dad. Welcome brother.
Glad to hear that you are so dedicated to your music.... you are living my dream Les and you spoke directly to me during the end of this commentary. Glad that we spoke after your concert in Saginaw... was an awesome night! Love you man..
OG Tarik from Philly salute SURVIVORMAN AKA LES STROUD 💯🏆👑💲👍🏿🙏🏿👍🏿✌🏿💪🏿
Thank you Les for another great Q & A. I admire what you do and I've learned so much from you. Thank you again! Dave.
Thank you for being so open with your thoughts and about what you do. Keep up the great work!
been watching the commentaries and these questions your answering its awesome! So happy I found your youtube channel, love listening to you Les. Thank you I really appreciate it. all the best
Many thanks as always Les your show carried me through Lockdown and beyond. You're a real legend
Love your videos a lot... you are very good at what you Do! Also you are a very nice and well spoken! Keep up the great work Les you are truly an inspiration
You've been worth every minute from the first time I turned on Survivorman.
Huge thanks for answering my question about allergies :) I honestly had forgotten I even asked that question and was delightedly surprised to see it make it to these videos!
Thank you for all the memories Les, watched a lot of survivorman with my dad back in the day
Great stuff Les ... surprised when you mentioned my cousin's name ... Fred Rowe. He told me at a family reunion this summer, how you gashed your hand pretty good during a survival camp years ago and about that bear lurking around the campsite ... very interesting perspectives and a great inspiration to all of us who love the outdoors ... happy trails ... hope to meet up someday ! 🥾🏕😊
oh thats cool, but was an interesting story as well, ofc b/c of the whole "blood attracts" kind of aspect...
Being with you watching what you have given us has been such a great journey can't wait to see what you give us down the trail of survivorman love and respect for you
I can't believe I just found this channel! I used to watch every episode on cable! Subscribed!
Yes...please do the workout with Survivorman! In my early 50's and would love to follow along with your series. :)
I definitely look forward to this training with Survivorman video series. I empathize greatly with the sentiment of not wanting the gym experience to be fit. I started learning rowing a couple years ago not because I particularly cared about team-based rowing competition as a sport but it seemed a fun way to get exercise.
I've had your Camillus machete for a few years. On a camping trip a few weeks ago, I was driving it through a log I was splitting with another log and it snapped in half. I plan to get another one, but even snapped, the half with the handle is still remarkably useful.
Glad to see you are still going strong . Tons of respect !
Les thanks for the commentary we was needing one. Keep it coming.
I'd love to see a new Survivorman
Still can't get over how much time you spend down in my state in Oregon, crazy to think we might have crossed paths at some point!
Love both your survivor shows and your music! Thank you for all you do. ❤
25:35 - at about 0:53 into your Labrador episode here on YT there's a sign in the background, looks like "Northern Lights" on the fence, while you were getting maybe B-roll footage for the dog sled team? If so, the address for that place when I Google it now is: Courte Reale Rd. Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL - not sure if that sounds right?
oops, 25:48 you say Goose Bay haha, so yeah I think that must be it.
Keep putting it out and we will keep watching…..
I have recently started to listen to your music and I love it.
Some of the best good sense about knives I've heard. I like having a big sturdy knife with me when I'm out hiking or camping but I'm not under any illusion that it's the most essential thing. I think there's psychological comfort in having one and knives are cool so they get a lot of emphasis but there's no question a fire starting method is going to be much more actually useful in most survival scenarios
yeah, during that section I would tend to agree, it might not be as practical as some of the other things, obv matches are important (if you can keep them dry), but its the pysocological, "im going to be fine 'because', but maybe I guess you could argue, "no you're not b/c" .. hell I dont know.. but its a fun debate since we're not actually in danger
Please include your recovery into your training series. I.e saunas, diet, stretching routines, cold plunges…
Keep up the outstanding work and it really is an enjoyable time to watch your content. I’ve always been an outdoorsman and I really appreciate your passion for the outside minus the elitism.
Thank you for so much Les, you have no idea the impact you have had on me!
A friend just gifted me your Survive book & I’m stoked to turn through it’s pages.
A straight forward no BS attitude of honesty must come within the name, cause listening to you often reminds me of my own behaviour. Keep kicking ass, Les!
Thanks Les...
Les, when you answered the menstruation question, all I heard was non-toxic masculinity. Thank you for being an example of a modern day gentleman.
I have always used moraknil knifes lots of options pretty cheap and ive never broken one. Also whole family loves the content we have found your outdoor skills to be the most useful as opposed to others.
Had to laugh at myself and w/u as the questions of "what did you do when you 1st got back" and I answered w/you after watching all these, "pizza......................beer" I'd have to say, most likely 90% of us would ofc say the same thing w/or w/out you would say OUR answers would be, but still was a fun "what would Les Stroud say??" moment.....
I totally agree with your exercise/staying in shape theory. Even for younger people using your own bodyweight and jogging the trails/hills is the best.
Les thanks for the answer. I loved the fact that you always had a different knife for the most part. But was always curious how you chose them.
When survivor man came out I was in high school so I was one of those that needed a big knife but now that I've gotten older I agree a knife is a knife ( I still like big knives though).
L.T. Wright makes fantastic stuff you will not be disappointed with partnering with them.
If the buck 119 has too much of a point check out the buck 103.
He used a 119 in the Alaska episode
You are an Awesome person. I love your music.
Cam Hanes once said ( your body will only give you what you ask of it , if you don’t ask much it won’t give you much ) stay in shape do your thing !!!
Thanks Les! Looking forward to the next 25!
Les, We all know the Sasquatch thing is huge.
and now You and Wes have the call in stories. which is best thing going. Maybe you could do a series on going back where some of these incredible sightings took place with the person involved. People love most of the stories. Example , Claire from England. Just to give viewers a visual of the place.
just an idea.
P.j. Carpinteria Ca.
Yeah then when they get there, Les and Wes can start chuntering away at each other backwards and forwards, backwards and forwards.
Les is one of the people i would love to sit down and talk with for a day
I think it would be awesome and amazing to go on a survivor man trip to see how I would do at survival along side the legend Less Stroud.
And I think it's great that Less still wants to continue his love of playing music.
Less, if you do another survive man season you should play a new song on the 1st episode.
If I were to go traveling in the wilderness I would have to take my ukulele so that I could stay sane. I would just play my music to help keep the wild animals away and to keep my mind occupied.
I hope one day Less Stroud hits 10 million subscribers on this channel.
Hey Les, have you ever been to St. John’s, NL and hiked the East Coast Trail? Highly recommended if you haven’t!
Did you find your personal relationships took a toll while you were building your survivarman/filming career!! Love everything you do btw!!
in a post-apocalyptic world, no one will have to worry about laws. stealing and other drastic methods to survive will be the only thing to worry about.
I grew up on your show. Wish you could do a show for Netflix or something. It would be badass if there was a show where you can train people to survive in teams.
You'll relate to this, my first solo through hike was the wild and scenic section of the Rogue River. I planned for 10 days on and off trail. 5 days when planned flood. 5 days without and solely living off subsistence gathering.
Food never broke me, water never broke me. By the 8th day I was talking to myself, full on conversations. Borderline hallucinating. The Bordem and loneliness literally cracked my psyche.
i would lose my MIND if you made more survivorman episodes
My question for Survivorman would be this: how many times do you think you've said the phrase "survival situation". Enjoying the videos and looking forward to new projects.
Thank you les for answering my question about survival knifes.
A new survivorman.... Awsome
Hey Les! I don't have a specific question about survivor man for you (though I've been a long time fan of the show since it originally aired on TV) - but I'm just loving that intro music you have before you start. Could you tell me what it is? (Or if its an original creation by you, could you release it?) It's just wonderfully calming and hypnotic - I really dig it!
He said in a video before that he made all the music for the intro.
@@CookedOnions Thank you! I hope he releases it to the world :)
(although sadly, it's no longer part of the video :/ - it must have only been up at the time the video was released)
I agree with you. If you have the skills of flint knapping or any of the other ways you can make a knife or blade out of anything
Did you get the Colorado Troop 16 moment of them trying to reconcile your actually being there? Would love to see that.
Les, wondering if we shut off Ad-Block Plus on your videos, does that help you out? Also if we watch the ads that play during the video is that beneficial to you? Only a handful of channels I'd be happy to do that for, (yours included), so wondering if you'd be able to provide some insight into that?
Oh, and happy birthday in a couple days, Les! October 27th for me.
Hi les, "man don't whittle" haha, but seriously, a great video with propa firsthand experienced advice, thanks les.
John Dillinger whittled a wash board into a wooden pistol and used it to round up 3 armed guards and break out of an “inescapable” county jail with the sheriff’s personal car after his arrest as the most wanted man in America.
Tell me again how men don’t wittle. Lol
@@theenemyofstockrock yh man, a gun from a wash board, to aid his escape, seems bit more than whittling, think he had a design and rude measurements involved, bit more than sat whittling like a fanny.
@@craig3829 there’s pictures of the “pistol” he carved that day. It’s not as impressive or advanced as you might think, and it’s unlikely he was able to take measurements and/or draft design drawings of any kind.
My guess is that the only reason this plan worked was that he had this reputation of being an incredibly well connected, elite bank robber who was armed, dangerous, and constantly in shootouts.
As a result, anyone who saw him point something which resembled the barrel of a firearm at them, probably didn’t want to challenge the legitimacy of whatever it was he was holding.
Hi Les big fan here, I was wondering how come I have never heard of you speaking about Jasper national park or Yellowstone.. a tiktoker by the name of Andrew Dawson went missing after he captured footage of a sasquatch/nephlim or a giant. He tried to investigate but got shutdown by the government or Cia, i was wondering if you can shed some light on this ? If you know anything :)
Nice door!
👍🏼More music🎶
Sal: "deck the halls with **boughs** of holly..."
I love going out into the woods for several reasons, usually either hunting, trapping, fishing, or camping. It's great to be able to get away from everything and everyone. However, I find that if I go alone, I often feel uneasy and usually leave after one sleepless and somewhat paranoid night. Something about sleeping alone in the woods makes me feel unsafe, as if I'm only safe when I'm around someone else. I don't understand why, since I'm a very introverted person in all other situations, I always take a pistol with me when alone in the wilderness, and there are few animals in the state I live in that can be dangerous to humans. Is this just because of a lack of experience, or could there be a deeper issue?
Pond Inlet, Labrador
Because the Survivorman community always seems so knowledgeable, particularly about travel related dangers. Does anyone in the US know a decently quick/ feasible way too get a Chagas test, I've been finding it a difficult process, and hear that's kind of common here? thanks
Saludos de Mendoza argentina
How did they get rid of the bear exactly!?!?!? 34:30
beyond survivals intro is the best intro, especially the one with the drum....
Have you seen the show Alone? Always wondered what your thoughts would be about it.
Les has made comments in the past on that show. He considered it fake, as in there is always a crew out there filming the contestants. I dont know if his opinions on it have changed, would love to hear more of his thoughts on it.
There is even one of the Alone winners that did a yt video on it, that would be your best source of information on the topic.
@@PFbigfan447 I have seen the show and some of the contestants youtube channels. I was just more curious as to if he thought it was fake and if not what he thought of the format and some of the contestants ideas. And if he had ever been approached to be on the show. Did one of the contestants say they had people out there filming them? From everything I saw they do the filming themselves
I agree about the knife thing. I'd rather have a small metal container to carry water or boil water in.
I know in the past you've used consumer camera gear that you've been able to get your hands on. What camera gear (cameras, lenses, accessories) do you use nowadays? Also, how do you use that gear to film (e.g. GoPro for timelapses)?
isometrics isotonics and calisthenics as flashed on the screen. All key components when hiking and doing physical chores in the wilderness and around the home when doing as a fitness routine. thank you for what you do Les.
I have a half serious question.....If I was lost in the woods and only had weed edibles for example thc brownies or thc chocolate bar would it be better to eat the thc edibles or not eat at all?
Cant wait for survivorman bigfoot 2 : )
Les is there anywhere to get the intro music for Wild Harvest to listen to offline?
Bough - if no has one answered yet. Is the correct spelling. I tend to only use that word when referring to big trees and in plural: 'under the boughs of the tree, or the boughs of a forest'. I guess it's not a common word anymore, or the education at schools is slipping.
Good vid.
Does Les just love teaching survival, or is it just a necessity he see’s as knowing? Because if he never gets stuck in an actual situation will he feel like he’s wasted his journey of learning, or will he just be happy that he never had to put his techniques into practice. If that makes sense to anyone?
I imagine he probably just enjoys it that much, and saying that he has definitely taught me a lot, even things where i’m just camping and I know what wood to go for and wild food I can find.
Did he ever come clean about the " coconut ukulele" in the south pacific island episode? 😕
Dam after a couple days in the Amazon les was cut
What do you think about cody Lundin ?
Good Ol' Crappy Tire
Pertaining to your fitness level do you think being out in the bush so much and specifically eating things fresh either that you've gathered or hunted has had an impact on your health today?
Have u ever thought of doing alone the TV show
last batch? is this the last of survivorman?
Last of the question being answered that were sent in.
Why didnt you ever do the Alone show? I am guessing you have too much going on to take all that time away?
Given the fact you have done Survivorman Bigfoot, are there other cryptids you're interested in incorporating into the Survivorman genre??
Not in Oregon anymore?
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More Bigfoot content
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God I’d love to just spend some weeks with him
Are there skills you've picked up through survival that have impacted/improved the way you do things in everyday life?
For example, in high school I taught myself to juggle for fun, and I still maintain that it's one of the most unexpectedly useful skills I ever developed up, to this day. When something falls off a table or out of a cabinet, I catch it. When someone tosses something to me, I catch it.
you're scaring me, what do you mean the last batch of questions?
He probably just has a list of questions he answered in more then one video and this happens to be the video where said list of questions ends
He is expecting to be soon eaten by a bear.
So looking it up it says your single? So do you still wear wedding band as in hopes to rekindle your ex marriage? JW you seem to great to be single, difficult I’m certain but still? Or is it a respect thing? Totally still my older man crush! Lol love from the Berkshire’s/NewEngland Massachusetts! btw a place you haven’t survived or filmed. Lol 🤷🏻♀️🫶🏻💕PS we also have Sasquatch here! Also you said your wife????? PSS ever thought about a woman’s line of swag? Also do you have any survivorman stickers like for vehicle’s? I have my believe (bigfoot) one. Lol sorry for the novel I keep adding onto. Lol YOUR AMAZING! JS
What 2 million? You said 1 million last time haha
Les, do fat bottomed girls REALLY make the rockin' world go 'round?