Thanks for watching, please let me know what your favourite part of this video is. You can also get caught up on the series though the playlist linked here: th-cam.com/play/PLdWkde9gml__5CVl-udwKtp6bKj55kSdH.html&si=MiONT3ZY8H_Db4Wz
I am in awe: of the videography, of the river, of your attuite and skills, of the way you convey a sense of adventure. Your narration. Never gets stale.
With the advent of camera drones, a guide with a good knowledge of them could fly one over to the split up party and locate them. I think Jim would be a good adventure guide, don't you? What a gorgeous part of the world. Kind of like the Baffin Island trip without the frostbite. Thanks Jim
Also, InReach devices can send satellite text messages from device to device along with echoer’s respective location. Not an ideal situation to be in to have to use that of course.
Excellent videography throughout , The mountains in the canyon are out of this world very epic extreamly amazing scenery I must say. Looking forward to the hike
I watch a lot of back country canoe videos but you are still the man Jim. Your wilderness destinations, video techniques, dialogue and sense of humour are not matched anywhere else that I have come across. My preference is your solo trips. It has this feel like it is you and the viewer doing the trip. Keep up the great work!
What a breathtaking landscape. As an avid fly fisherman, I am totally blown away by the awe of the fantastic nature. Great video. Greetings from Germany
Your best videography yet. Outstanding footage of the clear waters and tall mountains. Absolutely beautiful. Thank you and can't wait for the next installment.
That noise you made when putting on your neoprene socks…I died! I missed the next two minutes of the video & had to rewind! That’s going to make me smile for a long time, thanks Jim! You’re freaking hilarious & that water…words don’t do it justice!!!
Been WAY too long since u and Ted did a trip together and shared it w us. That is what got me to start watching and following u guys. Please give us some more of those collabs!!!
Your filming of this extraordinary land is first rate, as is music choice and editing. Your story-telling, skill with the paddles, explanation of what's needed for this level of canoeing, the maps, fishing, camping, cooking, humour, singing, everything adds to our enjoyment. Each of these is special in its way and really, I don't think can be separated. Your personality is made for such adventures. You are a rare man Jim, doing epic things in remarkable ways. Looking forward to your hike.
You belong among the wildflowers. You belong in a boat out at sea. Sail away, kill off the hours. You belong somewhere you feel free. Some Trampled by Turtles lyrics for you, Jim. I love your videos!
I'm an old guy I live in the bush I'm new to the TH-cam and it's tough to figure out. I marvel at your ability to create the videos it's just like it is out there. I want to say though this one were you called out the fire rings in a gentle gracious manner you're a good man to drive home that point I've been scattering those things since before I was a teenager. No one who treads the bush leaves something like that behind, shucks everyone knows the fairies will follow you home
I dont want the video to end lol. What an amazing place to wake up and have coffee at in the morning … or even a quick bite for lunch or dinner it just doesn’t matter. It’s absolutely stunning scenery..
Those scenes! Incredible. Thank you for being out there to film your adventure and share it with us mate. A mammoth task for just the camera work alone 😆🙏
Hands down, without question my favourite part-and the best part-is you describing the sounds standing waves make. And if anyone disagrees with that you're wrong.
I have been following you and your brother for YEARS! I love the videos, the scenery and the story behind the video. I have just started ordering my equipment for my life on the water. I'm about to retire and I'm ready to get back into nature!
What an amazing beautiful video! I follow Jon n Joe n Xander n now Jim! Your vids have the best scenery by far n thank you so much for posting these trips. If it weren't for you and the aforementioned trippers, I would never have seen all the beauty you have brought everyone. You Raaaaauck!
Incredible scenery .Wow, what an amazing trip so far. I'm looking forward to the next part . It's a great shame more Canadians could not enjoy such an experience. Great series so far thank you Jim for sharing this awesome adventure. All the best and God bless
so many adjectives, where to begin.......stunning, beautiful, majestic, awe inspiring, incredible....it must have been incredible to absorb that in and be surrounded by all that beauty
Wow! The limestone cliffs were absolutely breathtaking! This is a fascinating series! Definitely better than anything you can find on TV...minus sports! Thanks for sharing this epic journey! Wow!
I've been a fan from the start and watched every adventure you've put out, and I have to say THIS is the most scenic space you've ever taken us! WOW. I had to pause and admire the shots you got. Absolutely epic doesnt even do justice. Its heavenly, like some mythical landscape. Im usually a whitewater fan but this is just as entertaining. The slow moving water allowing you to capture so much more of the beauty of the countryside is surprisingly satisfying. Thanks for bringing us along, Jim!
Superb as always big fella. Here in the UK a 'Hart' is a mature, male Red Deer, but historically can also be an antelope. In my culture they are messengers from the otherworld.
I'm not good with these computer / phones. Anyhow the wildernesses you bring to this viewer goes way beyond others on you tube. The waters you paddle,the fish you catch,the animals, absolutely unbelievable When you and Ted get together you guys are true outdoorsmen . Looking forward to all that you have yet to accomplish. You know trying your flyrod to the seat is how you can attach your spinning rod too. That way you can carry your canoe/ your rods attached. Thank again Jim.
There was a video earlier in this series where you quoted/sang something from Trampled by Turtles. I was watching that particular video on my television so I was unable to comment on it at the time. I love that you're a fan of TBT! They are from my home state of Minnesota. If you ever get a chance to see them live, do it! They put on a great show.
Absolutely enjoying your trip. I was over this year to your part of the would from the UK, so as to caneo the Porcupine River in northern Saskatchewan. It makes me so jealous that I have to jump on to a plane to experience that k8nd of remoteness.
Beautiful trip! Haana-Beautiful in Haida. You need to talk to more locals on your trips. I’m not sure if it’s part of your channels outlooks, just started seeing your views.
You mentioned the patrols of the North West Mounted Police or NWMP from Dawson City, Yukon to Fort McPherson, NWT. Those yearly patrols starting in 1905 covered some 550 miles of tough and very cold terrain by dog sled. Near the end of 1910, when one of the NWMP patrols was returning from Fort McPherson to Dawson City, they got lost near the Little Wind and Hart rivers. With severe winter conditions and low provisions, they decided to head back to Fort McPherson, about 250 miles away and almost one month after they had left there. Turns out that no one from that patrol survived. Near the end of February 1911, after the patrol fail to arrive in Dawson City, a Corporal Dempster led a search party and found the bodies of the lost patrol. The highway that starts just a little east of Dawson City and travels up to Fort McPherson and then on to Inuvik NWT, was named the Dempster Highway after the Corporal. It roughly follows the path that the NWMP patrols would take between Dawson and Fort McPherson. Near the end of this November will be 40 years since my wife and I had moved from Sault Ste. Marie up to Inuvik. Halfway up the Dempster Highway, way up in the Yukon mountains, is a hotel, restaurant, and gas/service station complex at a location called Eagle Plains. Inside the restaurant are pictures showing some of the history of the lost patrol and another real life character who led the RCMP on what has been described as Canada's largest manhunt in early 1932, the infamous Albert Johnson (may have been an alias), otherwise known as the Mad Trapper of Rat River. That's an adventure story you need to checkout. The History Guy on TH-cam had a video on that story back on September 2, 2020.
Thanks a lot for sharing those details about the lost patrol. I’d read a little about it in the book wild rivers of the Peel watershed. They were found around hungry lake which is not too far east of the Hart. The books shows the route between McPherson and Dawson to travel a good bit further east than the Dempster. Didn’t know the Dawson was named for a member of the lost patrol either. I have read a book on the mad trapper, crazy story. Thanks for sharing. Have been to Inuvik once but just a fairly brief lay over. Pretty cool that you moved there. Thanks for watching and have a great day. Maybe I’ll bump paths with you in the north some time.
What a great Episode man, thx for taking so much time and effort on filming this. I try to keep it short...The colours of the yukonand everything are amazing, i am so jealous! And the way you entertain your epic traveling is so calming, i almost step into meditation mode. Favourite part was the talk about "men develope into money driven society away from nature" . This is epic! Thx a lot for the inspiration, man...
Thanks for watching, please let me know what your favourite part of this video is. You can also get caught up on the series though the playlist linked here: th-cam.com/play/PLdWkde9gml__5CVl-udwKtp6bKj55kSdH.html&si=MiONT3ZY8H_Db4Wz
Awesome video! Spectacular mountain canyons.
My favorite part was when you made the standing wave sounds 😁
Forgot my favorite. When you were looking at all the peaks for the heart. So cool
Definitely realizing that your fly is down for that whole last scene, hahaha
Watching you cook in such remote locations is so interesting, not just how you are able to do it, but the whole rationing aspect as well.
I am in awe: of the videography, of the river, of your attuite and skills, of the way you convey a sense of adventure. Your narration. Never gets stale.
Big thanks, that’s much appreciated.
Damn. There's nothing like the Yukon. That water is absolutely unreal. So are those looming mountains. Bucket-listed. Gorgeous videography, Jim.
Much appreciated snd yes, I could agree more.
This is so amazing Jim,thanks for sharing your adventures with us.
You’re welcome
Thank-You for Showing & Bringing The Majesty of This Great Land to Others !! You Truely Belong to Canada as ONE OF HER OWN !!
Thanks very much, that is a great compliment.
With the advent of camera drones, a guide with a good knowledge of them could fly one over to the split up party and locate them. I think Jim would be a good adventure guide, don't you? What a gorgeous part of the world. Kind of like the Baffin Island trip without the frostbite. Thanks Jim
Also, InReach devices can send satellite text messages from device to device along with echoer’s respective location. Not an ideal situation to be in to have to use that of course.
Great video and what a beautiful spot,the rock formations on the mountains are amazing..stay safe Jim
Thanks a lot and will do
Wow! It's gorgeous and beautiful scenery.
👍🏔️🌄🌅🏞🏕️🚣️🎣🍽️
Thanks
No matter how small, my favorite bits are when you catch fish.
Nice! Mine too
Excellent videography throughout , The mountains in the canyon are out of this world very epic extreamly amazing scenery I must say. Looking forward to the hike
Great episode Jim,may be the most beautiful place I have ever seen.
I watch a lot of back country canoe videos but you are still the man Jim. Your wilderness destinations, video techniques, dialogue and sense of humour are not matched anywhere else that I have come across. My preference is your solo trips. It has this feel like it is you and the viewer doing the trip. Keep up the great work!
What a breathtaking landscape. As an avid fly fisherman, I am totally blown away by the awe of the fantastic nature. Great video. Greetings from Germany
Your best videography yet. Outstanding footage of the clear waters and tall mountains. Absolutely beautiful. Thank you and can't wait for the next installment.
You’re very welcome and shooting it all in 4k I think k helps a lot too.
I've seen some beautiful green,clear in my life.Montana N.Idaho etc.But wow the emerald color of the Hart is crazy beautiful!
It really is unreal
That noise you made when putting on your neoprene socks…I died! I missed the next two minutes of the video & had to rewind! That’s going to make me smile for a long time, thanks Jim! You’re freaking hilarious & that water…words don’t do it justice!!!
Been WAY too long since u and Ted did a trip together and shared it w us. That is what got me to start watching and following u guys. Please give us some more of those collabs!!!
Your filming of this extraordinary land is first rate, as is music choice and editing. Your story-telling, skill with the paddles, explanation of what's needed for this level of canoeing, the maps, fishing, camping, cooking, humour, singing, everything adds to our enjoyment. Each of these is special in its way and really, I don't think can be separated. Your personality is made for such adventures. You are a rare man Jim, doing epic things in remarkable ways. Looking forward to your hike.
I love the history you give us of the areas you visit💥
Thanks, it’s definitely a fascinating element for me.
Jim nailed it. Grandeur and beauty are the words to use. I never saw such a beauty.
I echo what everyone is saying. Just awesome!!! Thanks for the ride. ~Grizzlee
I , myself , travel to see the Yukon , many years ago ;To Dawson , City , Yukon .
The Yukon , is very beautiful. Love my country- Canada 🇨🇦.
That sounds like it was a great trip. Yes, it’s very beautiful for sure.
I am loving this series- the pace, filming, and your excellent company. Thanks for exploring and capturing the adventure to share it. ❤
Another wicked adventure video! Thanks for sharing this awesome trip!
You belong among the wildflowers.
You belong in a boat out at sea.
Sail away, kill off the hours.
You belong somewhere you feel free.
Some Trampled by Turtles lyrics for you, Jim. I love your videos!
Again…I can’t even imagine! What a beautiful, stunning area not to mention the videography! TY
Thanks very much! You should do this one one day.
I'm an old guy I live in the bush I'm new to the TH-cam and it's tough to figure out. I marvel at your ability to create the videos it's just like it is out there. I want to say though this one were you called out the fire rings in a gentle gracious manner you're a good man to drive home that point I've been scattering those things since before I was a teenager. No one who treads the bush leaves something like that behind, shucks everyone knows the fairies will follow you home
This day on the river is worth the whole trip, absolutely beautiful.
I dont want the video to end lol.
What an amazing place to wake up and have coffee at in the morning … or even a quick bite for lunch or dinner it just doesn’t matter. It’s absolutely stunning scenery..
It’s really is, thanks a lot.
Those scenes! Incredible. Thank you for being out there to film your adventure and share it with us mate. A mammoth task for just the camera work alone 😆🙏
Best part...." i'm the boss out here!" pretty funny....amazing scenery
Beautiful cliffs and clear water!!
Hey Jim it’s great to hear you talk about the history of your travels and how you leave where you camp clean. Awesome! 👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩💯💯💯
Thanks a lot and the history about these areas etc. is all very interesting to me.
It just gets better!!!! And Better!!!!! I Love Barrel talk ❤️❤️❤️
Respect from
The isle of man
Beautiful! Thank you
You’re welcome
Amazing scenery Jim! What a beautiful place the Yukon is, I dream of the day I get to return!
Thanks a lot, I hope you get the chance to go before too long
What a beautiful place I'm in aw of the beauty that the Yukon offers
Well done, Excellent vidéo !! Thank you for Sharing. Pozz svima ot sefer I marija. Francija
Thanks a lot and you’re very welcome!
Great verbal descriptions com PO compounded by beautiful visuals, spectacular! Thanks!
Much appreciated! The river is truly amazing through this stretch.
Hands down, without question my favourite part-and the best part-is you describing the sounds standing waves make. And if anyone disagrees with that you're wrong.
My favorite part is when you shoot those magnificent views of those enormous mountains, so very beautiful. Thanks Mr. Adventurer of the YUKON 🌲 🏔️
Wow what scenery! nothing like my Pine Barrens. Yeah we got lots of sweepers down here. Safe journeys bud.
Really enjoying this series. Looking forward to the hike. Absolutely beautiful scenery.
Thanks, ya the trek up the mountain was eventful. Cool wildlife sightings.
I have been following you and your brother for YEARS! I love the videos, the scenery and the story behind the video. I have just started ordering my equipment for my life on the water. I'm about to retire and I'm ready to get back into nature!
Yes! My weekly dose of Jim eating oatmeal and having a cup of joe! ☕️
Wow! I was raised in the mountains and rafted from a young age ❤ I’ve never seen such beautiful teal water epic😊
I love barrel talk!!!!!!❤️
Thanks!
Jim this is an absolutely stunning video👍👍👍 Thank you for sharing. Loved it💚♥️💙💖🥰
You should have a million subs. Great stuff, Jim.
Tanks!
What an amazing beautiful video! I follow Jon n Joe n Xander n now Jim! Your vids have the best scenery by far n thank you so much for posting these trips. If it weren't for you and the aforementioned trippers, I would never have seen all the beauty you have brought everyone. You Raaaaauck!
Incredible scenery .Wow, what an amazing trip so far. I'm looking forward to the next part . It's a great shame more Canadians could not enjoy such an experience. Great series so far thank you Jim for sharing this awesome adventure. All the best and God bless
Much appreciated!
Great show! Enjoying the adventure from south Mississippi.
Nice! Glad you’re liking it
Thanks Jim. Really enjoyed this episode
Great to hear it, thanks a lot
Watching from Pakistan
Enjoy!
Superb adventure video!
As for Scenery, this is my favorite yet. Thanks so much for sharing!
Leettsss gooooooooo👌🏽
so many adjectives, where to begin.......stunning, beautiful, majestic, awe inspiring, incredible....it must have been incredible to absorb that in and be surrounded by all that beauty
Indeed it was, thanks a lot
An epic journey, awesome!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow! The limestone cliffs were absolutely breathtaking! This is a fascinating series! Definitely better than anything you can find on TV...minus sports! Thanks for sharing this epic journey! Wow!
Heading out tomorrow morning to get some fall brook trout in the BWCA. This like a hype video. Yeeeeaaaah!
Nice and that’s going to be awesome. I love Brookies
I've been a fan from the start and watched every adventure you've put out, and I have to say THIS is the most scenic space you've ever taken us! WOW. I had to pause and admire the shots you got. Absolutely epic doesnt even do justice. Its heavenly, like some mythical landscape.
Im usually a whitewater fan but this is just as entertaining. The slow moving water allowing you to capture so much more of the beauty of the countryside is surprisingly satisfying.
Thanks for bringing us along, Jim!
Thanks for the trip! Always always look forward to the trip.
It sure is strikingly beautiful out there in the yukon..the Heart rivers cliffs and surrounding mountains are awesome
Beautiful to see contrast in river from silt
Thanks, yes, I think that’s super cool too. I had to drone it!
Wow that is some of the prettiest landscape out there. What a trip
Jim what a beautiful place thank you for sharing the video you showing beautiful places from east to west beautiful country Canada take care..
I really like the go pro shots from the top of your hat. 🥳
Thanks
Thanks for sharing your experience with the rest of us, Jim!
You’re very welcome
Love those mountains 👍
Thanks
Jolly good show. I had a great Summer of adventure in the out doors. gonna do some fall camping too. thanks !!
Great video of the out doors !!
Great to hear you had a lot of outdoor adventure this summer! I’m glad you enjoyed the video too. Thanks a lot and have a great day.
My favorite part is your story telling of your other adventures & the information about the territory. Beautiful place Jim.
Much appreciated. All those things rack ate me to go to these places.
The man knows his beatboxin😂. But seriously; nice trip once more!
Haha, thanks a lot
That was AMAZING scenery!!
Thanks! Ya, the best of the trip so far I think
Love, Love , love this!!!!!!!
Gorgeous scenery.
Thanks
Superb as always big fella.
Here in the UK a 'Hart' is a mature, male Red Deer, but historically can also be an antelope. In my culture they are messengers from the otherworld.
Looks like awesome fun and it takes some balls to go anywhere that isolated by yourself
😊
I just want to go there!!!!
I've been watching your video adventures for quite sometime now. Without a doubt Your adventures into the wilds of Canada's wildernesses
I'm not good with these computer / phones. Anyhow the wildernesses you bring to this viewer goes way beyond others on you tube. The waters you paddle,the fish you catch,the animals, absolutely unbelievable When you and Ted get together you guys are true outdoorsmen . Looking forward to all that you have yet to accomplish. You know trying your flyrod to the seat is how you can attach your spinning rod too. That way you can carry your canoe/ your rods attached. Thank again Jim.
There was a video earlier in this series where you quoted/sang something from Trampled by Turtles. I was watching that particular video on my television so I was unable to comment on it at the time. I love that you're a fan of TBT! They are from my home state of Minnesota. If you ever get a chance to see them live, do it! They put on a great show.
Cool, ya it was a Tom Petty cover by them.
I am enjoying and feeling part if your adventure sitting in my living room in Pakistan.
Beautiful videos.
Nice, thanks for coming along
Wowzers!
Thanks
Amazing as usual. Now I'm wondering if we'll get to meet these pack-rafters in a future episode!
awsome ,love the scenery and fishing 👍🦘
Thanks!
Beyond words. Awesome.
Jim is a boss....
Loving the series, Jim! Simply epic scenery up there!
Thanks very much. And yes indeed there is!
Let’s all play a drinking game! Every time Jim says ‘sweeper’ you take a drink! 😅 🍻
Absolutely enjoying your trip. I was over this year to your part of the would from the UK, so as to caneo the Porcupine River in northern Saskatchewan. It makes me so jealous that I have to jump on to a plane to experience that k8nd of remoteness.
Amazing, I paddled it in 2016 and loved it. I have some vids up on it here actually
@@JimBairdAdventurer Thats great, you do realise I'm now going to have to find it now😄
Epic diamond landscape
Beautiful trip! Haana-Beautiful in Haida. You need to talk to more locals on your trips. I’m not sure if it’s part of your channels outlooks, just started seeing your views.
You mentioned the patrols of the North West Mounted Police or NWMP from Dawson City, Yukon to Fort McPherson, NWT.
Those yearly patrols starting in 1905 covered some 550 miles of tough and very cold terrain by dog sled. Near the end of 1910, when one of the NWMP patrols was returning from Fort McPherson to Dawson City, they got lost near the Little Wind and Hart rivers. With severe winter conditions and low provisions, they decided to head back to Fort McPherson, about 250 miles away and almost one month after they had left there. Turns out that no one from that patrol survived.
Near the end of February 1911, after the patrol fail to arrive in Dawson City, a Corporal Dempster led a search party and found the bodies of the lost patrol.
The highway that starts just a little east of Dawson City and travels up to Fort McPherson and then on to Inuvik NWT, was named the Dempster Highway after the Corporal. It roughly follows the path that the NWMP patrols would take between Dawson and Fort McPherson. Near the end of this November will be 40 years since my wife and I had moved from Sault Ste. Marie up to Inuvik. Halfway up the Dempster Highway, way up in the Yukon mountains, is a hotel, restaurant, and gas/service station complex at a location called Eagle Plains. Inside the restaurant are pictures showing some of the history of the lost patrol and another real life character who led the RCMP on what has been described as Canada's largest manhunt in early 1932, the infamous Albert Johnson (may have been an alias), otherwise known as the Mad Trapper of Rat River. That's an adventure story you need to checkout. The History Guy on TH-cam had a video on that story back on September 2, 2020.
Thanks a lot for sharing those details about the lost patrol. I’d read a little about it in the book wild rivers of the Peel watershed. They were found around hungry lake which is not too far east of the Hart. The books shows the route between McPherson and Dawson to travel a good bit further east than the Dempster. Didn’t know the Dawson was named for a member of the lost patrol either. I have read a book on the mad trapper, crazy story. Thanks for sharing. Have been to Inuvik once but just a fairly brief lay over. Pretty cool that you moved there. Thanks for watching and have a great day. Maybe I’ll bump paths with you in the north some time.
Gorgeous trip! The water is unbelievable. Thanks for sharing
Beautiful
Thanks a lot
What a great Episode man, thx for taking so much time and effort on filming this. I try to keep it short...The colours of the yukonand everything are amazing, i am so jealous! And the way you entertain your epic traveling is so calming, i almost step into meditation mode. Favourite part was the talk about "men develope into money driven society away from nature" . This is epic! Thx a lot for the inspiration, man...
You make everything seem so easy.Glad see fly fishing.
Thanks a lot
Thanks a lot
Thanks a lot
Man it's gorgeous out there!
The mountains/cliffs were ahhhhhhhhhmazing. Love every sec of this trip!! TY!!
Thanks and they truly are. Glad you like the tunes!