Thanks a lot for watching. This film gives you all the best parts of the first six episodes of this series. The linked video picks up where this one leave off and is a condensed version of the last four episodes from this series enjoy! th-cam.com/video/OsuvouAoiHQ/w-d-xo.html and please let me know what your favourite part of this series has been so far.
Thanks Jim. Unfortunately for you, my favorite parts are the hard portage parts. Gives a sense of suffering you go through. Makes the trip all that more impressive.
You betcha, Jim! Great narration! ..very genuine. Thanks for producing, yet, another interesting and inspiring vid! Ps I hope I can produce such great content! Stay Safe!
When these vedios popped on my feed,I was in awe,although I'm scared of camping and woods and stuff,I get a sense of peace watching these series..you and your wife rock...
I was born in Alaska when it was still a territory. My father helped with the Alcan. Log cabins, root cellars, running a trap line, tanning animal hides, listening to wolves, were just part of life. We lost our homestead in the "Good Friday" earthquake of 64. Thanks for the memories!
Sitting on my couch in the middle of February, dreaming of spring and fishing and hiking adventures! Thank you for the wholesome entertainment! You’re amazing!
I've been following you for a few years now- excellent videos and I don't stop watching till the end of each. I'm an adventurer but unfortunately a bit too old to be able to what you're doing. Keep it up
You’re very welcome! Thanks a lot for tuning in and giving my channel a shot. Great to have ya here and I’m glad you like it. I’m just heading out on another trip to the Yukon now!
Wow! What a tremendous film! It really makes me yearn for my youth, lol. Sadly I'm an armchair adventurer now but I can live vicariously through films like this. Thank you for that!
Production skills are outstanding. You somehow still manage to capture the raw, independent nature of the adventure. By far the best on TH-cam, or anywhere for that matter.
@@tzuccolo2001 Lol, umm, no. It's just me out there filming. Think about it. How many shots do you even see of me paddling from shore or that could potentially be shot from another boat? None. I set a tripod up on shore or along the trail a few times. There are also no shots of me at camp that that move while I'm in the frame so, it's on a tripod, obviously no camera man. Why would I lie also? Funny that you sound so sure "there's a team of people working on it" haha, don't you just have it all figured haha.
1:15:38: Bush coffee: River water, coffee, powder cream, and a touch of gun oil! *big smile I don't know how many times I was like "Wow, be careful", "Wow, THAT is amazing!" and "Hehe, that was funny!!" during this amazing journey in nature's finest! Thank you, thank you SO much for inviting us on a trip only a few people will ever be on in person!
Hello Jim! I'm 68 and never made it there. Always wanted to but looks like it won't happen! Thank you much for videoing your run! At least I got to see something of it! Have a good week ahead!
The cinematography in this series is amazing , Your perseverance and endurance is outstanding in this remote wilderness not many will ever see. Thank you for bringing us .Loved the scene where you were trying to hold the fish lol slippery thing.the look on your face was comical . Nice to know that tip re the spruce pitch I didn't know that it could be used to heal a cut. such a beautiful wilderness area, love the clear waters and wild rapids fishing looked epic. . Thanks for this special episode. Ontario
Nothing like a cup of coffee to help me procrastinate. I'm going to use that tomorrow before I go to work. Maybe they will fire me for being late. One can only hope.
I can't hear or see the word Yukon without remembering my time in Alaska as a kid. We moved there by vehicle and traveled the AlCan to get there. When we moved away, we traveled the AlCan again. The AlCan is a must drive. You'll never regret 1 mile of it. We drove from Georgia to Alaska and back to Georgia again. It was the adventure of a lifetime.
I guess one of my favorite parts of your vids is the efforts you make to be safe!!! You have a beautiful family at home so SAFETY FIRST!!!LOVE IT❤️💚💙💖😁
I love your videos Jim! Unfortunately my bad is so fked up it prevents me from going out and doing what you love so much. I hurt so deeply and end up paying days for moments of enjoyment. Knowing and adhering to my limits is what I have to mind when I go out on adventures. I love hunting, fishing, camping, boating and pretty much everything that you cover in your videos. So while I'm unable to live my life to the furthest of its limits, your videos help me connect with the little bits of life that I so miss.. For that, thank you so much! Stay safe, stay smart and keep doing exactly what you do buddy.. LIVE LIVE LIVE!!! After reading the comments.. it seems like you bring the same joy that I miss to so many other folks just like me. I hope you stay inspired to keep inspiring us all. God bless.
Love these longer videos but also really enjoy the episode format. Thanks for taking us to a beautiful place few, if any of us watching would ever be able to go.
I’m glad you like it and thanks! I don’t actually own any of the companies such as the outfitter I worked with in Whitehorse but I share knifes on them as they’re an important contact for anyone who’s looking to do a trip in the Yukon.
Hi Mr Jim Baird thank you so much through out the years of you and your wife making great videos. You are serious . funny . inspirational . and knowable. I love watching these videos.
Wow…. I’m a new subscriber ….actually just found you and I’m enjoying myself and the excitement is just like I’m there. Lol … reminds me of a tv series I loved called the Yukon. 😊😊 however, be encouraged , be safe and live your best life. Love, peace and joy.😊😊😊 2/18/2023 So the replays begin . Thank you for sharing ur fun.
Ok Jim I confess while waiting for you to upload I tired to watch other adventurers, and with no disrespect, they don’t seem to have the same excitement and enthusiasm that you bring. Going back to your archives while I wait. Keep up the great work 🛶⛰
Breathtaking......now that's "Life Jim" but not as we know it 😉 Thanks for taking us along with you on this adventure. I'm currently paused about half way through and loving it 👌
Absolutely stunning natural surroundings. I can even believe how beautiful this is and how adventurous to feel. So much of this video reminded me that I should have been doing more hiking and adventures as I moved to big capital and forgot my connection with nature. Thank you so much for bringing me back to this. Sending much love :)
@@JimBairdAdventurer I have one more episode to go, seen you get a bit of the gold fever after you found that nugget. I wouldn't of been able to leave haha
Thank you soooo very much for taking the time and sharing your adventures. I've done a bunch of Yukon river canoeing adventures in my younger years and your videos are a joy behond belief. Thanks for the time ⌚ and effort it takes to bring us along. I'm up there in age and you bring me back to wonderful and beautiful times. Thanks for bringing back all that excitement. 😃
I am deeply impressed to see you run this river alone, making such a wonderful film! A work of art! Good thing I have ears, or my grin would have gone all the way around my head. Listening to you read the river and then run it brought back old memories of a trip on the Athabaska River and whitewater classes on the Madawaska in Ontario. I got at least a glimpse of that special world. Today I am too old for these adventures, but the pictures and memories are in my head. Greetings from Germany!
I have just started watching your video and I’m in absolute awe of you, Jim. I’m an avid writer of poems,..and know I’m in for one heck of end of my seat ride! Blessings my friend 💐
1:05:13 Full on beast mode. Up and down with no breaks. Definitely not looking to fall behind as much as possible. Fantastic adventure. Thanks for taking us along.
Wonderful Vid. !! Made my Heart so very Homesick for Home !! ~~ Oh, I, Thank-you for the Notification RE: The Camping Kit.. Unfortunately in my Vocation, One is not allowed to Accept or Win .~~.But, A VERY HEART-FELT THANK-YOU & Just the KNOWLEDGE, was the Biggest Win of ALL !! & GLADDENED THIS YUKONER'S HEART TO NO END !!!:)))
THANK-YOU for the Heads UP !!~~ I, kind of wondered, but did not want to Insult ....Glad you Reported it...T.Y. ~~ & Once AGAIN, THANKS FOR THE GREAT VIDS & YOUR ADVENTURES, They are Always SO APPRECIATED) !!:)) @@JimBairdAdventurer
that was outstanding, my hats off to you sir!!!!one hell of a man to do what you just did, that was the best show i have seen in years,and by your self,wow, thank you so much , just outstanding !!!
This is incredible! I grew up going on long wilderness adventures similar to this and I love how you are sharing your adventures with a large audience.
Just breathtaking! Where to start. Your videography is so good. I dont know how you do it with all the challenges you face. The beautiful mountains that look like volcanoes with clouds hanging over, beautiful sunsets, wildlife and winding waterways. What is my favorite part of this series so far...it's all so fascinating. I get to see the wild Yukon that I'd otherwise never see. Shooting the rapids is captivating. You are quite expert at it, using good judgment in scouting out the difficulty before your run them. Your survival skills and knowledge are impressive to say the least. Didnt even recognize you with the short hair and no beard. Wonderful series. Waiting for the next video. Cheers from Wisconsin .
Youve inspired me to become an amateur adventurer starting this year! After watching this video it made me realise this us my calling and im dying to do this trip you did. Thank you for these videos. Please let me know any advice youbhave for someone just getting started! Thanks from michigan!
Que aventura maravilhosa, muita emoção, muita técnica, gostei como transformou a canoa, as paisagens lindas! Não é um vídeo, é um filme, um documentário. Parabéns.
Awesome trip, thanks for sharing it! Back in the late 70's, my wife and I put our kayaks on a flatbed rail car in Skagway and put in at the train station on Lake Bennett in the Yukon. We then paddled out to camp on that little island way out in the middle....then to Carcross, Lake Tagish, Lake Marsh to the head of the Yukon River and down to Whitehorse. One of the advantages of Kayak or Canoe camping is you get to take EVERYTHING....(we had Champagne our first night on the Yukon). Alaska and the Yukon Territory are places one leaves a bit of their heart. -Veteran '66-68
This is a really unique and challenging adventure to go on. Very interesting to follow. Thank you for your adventuresome spirit and determination to make it through this such a place as the Yukon and to record it for us who are watching. Oh yes - be careful!!!!
Beautiful footage, I enjoyed watching. Someone I knew did a solo Yukon trip, she wrote a very good book about, it's easier to for me to copy and paste an Amazon review of it - Solo on the Yukon and Solo on the Yukon Again by Helen Broomell. "In the summer of 1981, 64-year-old Helen Broomell, mother of six and grandmother of ten, set off with an old aluminum canoe that had been shortened by cutting and riveting. She had found a ride on a ride board from her home in Wisconsin to Dawson, British Columbia, and the Yukon River. After three weeks paddling 600 miles by herself, she spent the next four months exploring Alaska by plane, train, Alaska Ferry, hitchhiking, river rafting, and dogsledding. Two years later, Helen returned and picked up her canoe at the gas station by the pipeline bridge where she had left it, and paddled another 750 miles by herself. When the weather got bad before she reached her destination (about 100 miles from the Bering Sea), she traded her canoe for a boat ride, and again spent several months traveling all over Alaska by any means available. This book combines her journals from both trips into one volume, and includes unforgettable anecdotes about bears, native villages, making friends, and being self-reliant."
Wow, just the sheer solitude of being in a place which is so vast and also totally independent of you; if you weren't there it would be exactly the same. You sit in awe. Wonderful video Jim. Thank you.
Thanks a lot for watching. This film gives you all the best parts of the first six episodes of this series. The linked video picks up where this one leave off and is a condensed version of the last four episodes from this series enjoy! th-cam.com/video/OsuvouAoiHQ/w-d-xo.html and please let me know what your favourite part of this series has been so far.
ty for the video ! Jim !
Yeeeeeaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhh
Thanks Jim. Unfortunately for you, my favorite parts are the hard portage parts. Gives a sense of suffering you go through. Makes the trip all that more impressive.
You betcha, Jim!
Great narration! ..very genuine.
Thanks for producing, yet, another interesting and inspiring vid!
Ps I hope I can produce such great content!
Stay Safe!
When these vedios popped on my feed,I was in awe,although I'm scared of camping and woods and stuff,I get a sense of peace watching these series..you and your wife rock...
I am 89 years old thoroughly enjoyed this adventure. My Dad helped build the Alaskan highway
Very cool, glad you like it and thanks for sharing
Canoe,camping,fishing,looking for gold, singing in the middle of nowhere what more can you ask for!! God Bless my friend!!
I was born in Alaska when it was still a territory. My father helped with the Alcan. Log cabins, root cellars, running a trap line, tanning animal hides, listening to wolves, were just part of life. We lost our homestead in the "Good Friday" earthquake of 64. Thanks for the memories!
oh maan the places you take us to whew,,,,here we GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Thanks!
Fella, get out there!
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I am just truly lost at the Beauty and cleanliness of this Northern countryside. 🌌🌌🌌🌌⛄
You and your brother have earned the rite to film the new “Wild North America “series. It should be a tv series.
You go Baird brothers, eh!
Thanks a lot, ya that would be pretty cool for sure
Sitting on my couch in the middle of February, dreaming of spring and fishing and hiking adventures! Thank you for the wholesome entertainment! You’re amazing!
Thank you for taking me along with you at this journey. Far away from Vienna, Austria, but in my phantasy I am on your side.
I've been following you for a few years now- excellent videos and I don't stop watching till the end of each. I'm an adventurer but unfortunately a bit too old to be able to what you're doing. Keep it up
Much appreciated and it’s nice to connect with someone who can appreciate as an adventurer themselves.
Holymoly!! WOW!! This footage is fantastic...I am truly speechless...SOOO AMAZING!!!! thanks for sharing!! I can't wait to see more.
You’re very welcome! Thanks a lot for tuning in and giving my channel a shot. Great to have ya here and I’m glad you like it. I’m just heading out on another trip to the Yukon now!
very cool Jim . This Old Boy Enjoy It. And Will Be Waiting ! :)
Thank you, Jim.
Wow! What a tremendous film! It really makes me yearn for my youth, lol. Sadly I'm an armchair adventurer now but I can live vicariously through films like this. Thank you for that!
No problem with that! Glad you like the content!
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Production skills are outstanding. You somehow still manage to capture the raw, independent nature of the adventure. By far the best on TH-cam, or anywhere for that matter.
The production is amazing because there's a team of people working on it
@@tzuccolo2001 Lol, umm, no. It's just me out there filming. Think about it. How many shots do you even see of me paddling from shore or that could potentially be shot from another boat? None. I set a tripod up on shore or along the trail a few times. There are also no shots of me at camp that that move while I'm in the frame so, it's on a tripod, obviously no camera man. Why would I lie also? Funny that you sound so sure "there's a team of people working on it" haha, don't you just have it all figured haha.
Ohhh, almost 2hrs, I’m saving this for a late night at work.
Hope you enjoy it!
1:15:38: Bush coffee: River water, coffee, powder cream, and a touch of gun oil! *big smile
I don't know how many times I was like "Wow, be careful", "Wow, THAT is amazing!" and "Hehe, that was funny!!" during this amazing journey in nature's finest!
Thank you, thank you SO much for inviting us on a trip only a few people will ever
be on in person!
You’re very welcome and I’m glad you got so much out of it! Have a great day.
Thanks, anything from the Bairds is so refreshing. I don't watch any programs on cable anymore , its mostly all crap. Thanks Jim for keeping it REAL!
You’re welcome!
This smile before a big adventure, I love it.
Hello Jim! I'm 68 and never made it there. Always wanted to but looks like it won't happen! Thank you much for videoing your run! At least I got to see something of it! Have a good week ahead!
The cinematography in this series is amazing , Your perseverance and endurance is outstanding in this remote wilderness not many will ever see. Thank you for bringing us .Loved the scene where you were trying to hold the fish lol slippery thing.the look on your face was comical . Nice to know that tip re the spruce pitch I didn't know that it could be used to heal a cut. such a beautiful wilderness area, love the clear waters and wild rapids fishing looked epic. . Thanks for this special episode. Ontario
Nothing like a cup of coffee to help me procrastinate. I'm going to use that tomorrow before I go to work. Maybe they will fire me for being late. One can only hope.
My favorite part was that long portage through the canyon.
Thanks, ya I managed to get some good footage there and capture the story. It definitely want my favourite part but the views were amazing
I can't hear or see the word Yukon without remembering my time in Alaska as a kid. We moved there by vehicle and traveled the AlCan to get there. When we moved away, we traveled the AlCan again. The AlCan is a must drive. You'll never regret 1 mile of it. We drove from Georgia to Alaska and back to Georgia again. It was the adventure of a lifetime.
That’s awesome! I actually have a video of me driving the Alcan in winter. Here’s a link to it th-cam.com/video/OUmYpCB2bPE/w-d-xo.html
remind me to never ever ever never ever get anywhere near any type of boat with you ever what an insane ride that was
Haha, okay I will.
I guess one of my favorite parts of your vids is the efforts you make to be safe!!! You have a beautiful family at home so SAFETY FIRST!!!LOVE IT❤️💚💙💖😁
Thanks a lot
Jim, you are the man brother! You grind it out no matter the cost! Enjoy your videos and learn a lot.
I live in Alaska and your intro poem is my favorite poem ever in the world.
Awesome. It makes a lot of sense because this is the second big solo trip I didn’t in the Yukon…I wanted to go back and I did
@@JimBairdAdventurer Yep, where the moon sets the pearly peaks gleaming!
Love poetry at the beginning
Thanks, that’s from Robert Service’s The Spell of the Yukon
Thought you wrote it.Think you got it in you
I love your videos Jim! Unfortunately my bad is so fked up it prevents me from going out and doing what you love so much. I hurt so deeply and end up paying days for moments of enjoyment. Knowing and adhering to my limits is what I have to mind when I go out on adventures. I love hunting, fishing, camping, boating and pretty much everything that you cover in your videos. So while I'm unable to live my life to the furthest of its limits, your videos help me connect with the little bits of life that I so miss.. For that, thank you so much!
Stay safe, stay smart and keep doing exactly what you do buddy.. LIVE LIVE LIVE!!!
After reading the comments.. it seems like you bring the same joy that I miss to so many other folks just like me. I hope you stay inspired to keep inspiring us all. God bless.
Once again amazing trip Jim. Great filming and editing. I love the feeling of being right there with you. Awesome!
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Great video!
Jim, this is the best adventure channel out there. Thanks for your great trips and awesome editing.
A double rainbow all the way acrosssss the skyyyyy
Cool right!!
Nice to see a nice long video of the trip so far .thank you from us all for time spent doing it .God Bless you and your family stay safe and healthy 😘
Will do, thanks a lot and I’m glad you like it.
Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for the vicarious trip man. I loved it.
You’re welcome!
Love these longer videos but also really enjoy the episode format. Thanks for taking us to a beautiful place few, if any of us watching would ever be able to go.
Wonderful advertisement for your company I wish you all the best what a wonderful video you shared
I’m glad you like it and thanks! I don’t actually own any of the companies such as the outfitter I worked with in Whitehorse but I share knifes on them as they’re an important contact for anyone who’s looking to do a trip in the Yukon.
so beautiful, we love the adventures that you share Jim, thanks.
You’re welcome!
Hi Mr Jim Baird thank you so much through out the years of you and your wife making great videos. You are serious . funny . inspirational . and knowable. I love watching these videos.
You’re welcome!
Shotgunning the coffee was hilarious 😂
Haha! Glad you got a kick out of that
Wow…. I’m a new subscriber ….actually just found you and I’m enjoying myself and the excitement is just like I’m there. Lol … reminds me of a tv series I loved called the Yukon. 😊😊 however, be encouraged , be safe and live your best life. Love, peace and joy.😊😊😊 2/18/2023 So the replays begin . Thank you for sharing ur fun.
YES YES YES!!!!!! whoo hoo!!!!!
Thanks
Man are you a machine ...... true powerhouse
Thanks a lot
Well prepared, experienced adventurer. Enjoyed watching.
Thanks a lot
Classic Yukon vehicle with the cracked windshield. Awesome country
Ok Jim I confess while waiting for you to upload I tired to watch other adventurers, and with no disrespect, they don’t seem to have the same excitement and enthusiasm that you bring. Going back to your archives while I wait. Keep up the great work 🛶⛰
Thanks a lot!
Breathtaking......now that's "Life Jim" but not as we know it 😉
Thanks for taking us along with you on this adventure. I'm currently paused about half way through and loving it 👌
Absolutely stunning natural surroundings. I can even believe how beautiful this is and how adventurous to feel. So much of this video reminded me that I should have been doing more hiking and adventures as I moved to big capital and forgot my connection with nature. Thank you so much for bringing me back to this. Sending much love :)
Love these long videos ! Can't wait to watch it later 😁 Keep it up Jim !
Will do, thanks a lot
Hell of an Adventure so far Jim.. Cheers Jim👍😎👍
Good trip love watching
Love this Jim. Thanks for getting this up for us. Always wondered what it looked like out in that neck of the woods, and it is better than I imagined.
Robert service does write a nice book. The spell of the Yukon is a fine one
Indeed! And it made sense to me as this is my third big trip to the Yukon “and I want to go back, and I will”
@@JimBairdAdventurer I have one more episode to go, seen you get a bit of the gold fever after you found that nugget. I wouldn't of been able to leave haha
That is some of the best TH-cam content I have ever watched ! Fair play mate my dreams of coming to Canada has just tripled ❤
Also went back several times to Dawson and the mighty Yukon. Never changes.
Epic movie Jim, thank you for sharing your content. What a wonderful life.
You’re welcome!
Thank you soooo very much for taking the time and sharing your adventures. I've done a bunch of Yukon river canoeing adventures in my younger years and your videos are a joy behond belief. Thanks for the time ⌚ and effort it takes to bring us along. I'm up there in age and you bring me back to wonderful and beautiful times. Thanks for bringing back all that excitement. 😃
Love every episode and wait with expectation for the next one so enjoyable !🏴🏴
I am deeply impressed to see you run this river alone, making such a wonderful film! A work of art! Good thing I have ears, or my grin would have gone all the way around my head.
Listening to you read the river and then run it brought back old memories of a trip on the Athabaska River and whitewater classes on the Madawaska in Ontario. I got at least a glimpse of that special world. Today I am too old for these adventures, but the pictures and memories are in my head. Greetings from Germany!
I have just started watching your video and I’m in absolute awe of you, Jim. I’m an avid writer of poems,..and know I’m in for one heck of end of my seat ride! Blessings my friend 💐
Thanks very much and I borrowed Robert services poem for this and the title the Spell of the Yukon
I know what you mean! “Getting sick of being scared shitless”. Been there myself a number of times. Great footage.
Lol, thanks
1:05:13 Full on beast mode. Up and down with no breaks. Definitely not looking to fall behind as much as possible. Fantastic adventure. Thanks for taking us along.
just amazing scenery. and someone out there alone in the wilderness. epic
Hey Jim!! Thank you so much for your videos!
You’re welcome!
Wow - just stunning!! Amazing filming! Many thx! Bear spray rules x
Much appreciated!
Wonderful Vid. !! Made my Heart so very Homesick for Home !! ~~ Oh, I, Thank-you for the Notification RE: The Camping Kit.. Unfortunately in my Vocation, One is not allowed to Accept or Win .~~.But, A VERY HEART-FELT THANK-YOU & Just the KNOWLEDGE, was the Biggest Win of ALL !! & GLADDENED THIS YUKONER'S HEART TO NO END !!!:)))
That was a scam with a fake account, not my account but I reported it. Super glad you liked the vid and enjoyed being taken back home for a bit.
THANK-YOU for the Heads UP !!~~ I, kind of wondered, but did not want to Insult ....Glad you Reported it...T.Y. ~~ & Once AGAIN, THANKS FOR THE GREAT VIDS & YOUR ADVENTURES, They are Always SO APPRECIATED) !!:)) @@JimBairdAdventurer
that was outstanding, my hats off to you sir!!!!one hell of a man to do what you just did, that was the best show i have seen in years,and by your self,wow, thank you so much , just outstanding !!!
Great video Jim l look forward to watching them and thanks for sharing!😎😎😎🤩🤩🤩💯💯💯
Thanks!
I will be seeing you again one day, Yukon. I miss you
I was having deja vu throughout this video! Great edit JB! Thanks for sharing.
Lol, you’re welcome!
This is incredible! I grew up going on long wilderness adventures similar to this and I love how you are sharing your adventures with a large audience.
Thanks very much! I imagine you’re all the better for it, growing up in such a way.
Just breathtaking! Where to start. Your videography is so good. I dont know how you do it with all the challenges you face. The beautiful mountains that look like volcanoes with clouds hanging over, beautiful sunsets, wildlife and winding waterways. What is my favorite part of this series so far...it's all so fascinating. I get to see the wild Yukon that I'd otherwise never see. Shooting the rapids is captivating. You are quite expert at it, using good judgment in scouting out the difficulty before your run them. Your survival skills and knowledge are impressive to say the least. Didnt even recognize you with the short hair and no beard. Wonderful series. Waiting for the next video. Cheers from Wisconsin .
Youve inspired me to become an amateur adventurer starting this year! After watching this video it made me realise this us my calling and im dying to do this trip you did. Thank you for these videos. Please let me know any advice youbhave for someone just getting started! Thanks from michigan!
OH MY LORD...UR ALL READY TO GO AGAIN...TAKE CARE N GOOD LUCK
Awesome episode Jim, always look forward to your uploads! Hopefully someday I can make it back to the Yukon too.
Thank you so much for sharing this is country I’ll never see it’s fantastic thank you
Your stuff is an excellent argument for a bigger screen!
Haha, thanks a lot
dude! i dont think i took a single breath during those first rapids!! wow! hell of a ride!
Que aventura maravilhosa, muita emoção, muita técnica, gostei como transformou a canoa, as paisagens lindas! Não é um vídeo, é um filme, um documentário. Parabéns.
An amazing adventure! Thank you Jim!
Absolutely amazing. Well done .
Thanks a lot
Thank you for sharing. Good call on the portage around the canyon. Not worth dying for. God speed
Been following you guys since Alone. Ya'll have the best adventures. Keep up the great work your Killin it!
Awesome trip, thanks for sharing it! Back in the late 70's, my wife and I put our kayaks on a flatbed rail car in Skagway and put in at the train station on Lake Bennett in the Yukon. We then paddled out to camp on that little island way out in the middle....then to Carcross, Lake Tagish, Lake Marsh to the head of the Yukon River and down to Whitehorse. One of the advantages of Kayak or Canoe camping is you get to take EVERYTHING....(we had Champagne our first night on the Yukon). Alaska and the Yukon Territory are places one leaves a bit of their heart.
-Veteran '66-68
This is a really unique and challenging adventure to go on. Very interesting to follow. Thank you for your adventuresome spirit and determination to make it through this such a place as the Yukon and to record it for us who are watching. Oh yes - be careful!!!!
Will do, thanks a lot
I love the scenery, God that would be a trip of a LIFE TIME.
Your water skills are amazing!
Thanks
Wow what an adventure the scenery is amazing the crystal clear water pity about all the rapids but it is what it is look forward to the next part
I wait excitedly for each new episode ! , the scenery is truly amazing!
I agree totally 👍👍🤗
Jim is always under control!!
YEAHHHH!🥳
Beautiful footage, I enjoyed watching. Someone I knew did a solo Yukon trip, she wrote a very good book about, it's easier to for me to copy and paste an Amazon review of it -
Solo on the Yukon and Solo on the Yukon Again by Helen Broomell.
"In the summer of 1981, 64-year-old Helen Broomell, mother of six and grandmother of ten, set off with an old aluminum canoe that had been shortened by cutting and riveting. She had found a ride on a ride board from her home in Wisconsin to Dawson, British Columbia, and the Yukon River. After three weeks paddling 600 miles by herself, she spent the next four months exploring Alaska by plane, train, Alaska Ferry, hitchhiking, river rafting, and dogsledding. Two years later, Helen returned and picked up her canoe at the gas station by the pipeline bridge where she had left it, and paddled another 750 miles by herself. When the weather got bad before she reached her destination (about 100 miles from the Bering Sea), she traded her canoe for a boat ride, and again spent several months traveling all over Alaska by any means available. This book combines her journals from both trips into one volume, and includes unforgettable anecdotes about bears, native villages, making friends, and being self-reliant."
So inspiring; what an adventure!
Thanks!
I love this place I've done the river 3 times and it one of the most special places on earth
Jim Baird is a Master at the Canu , Great footage Jim ! 😯👍
Thanks!
BEAUTIFUL wilderness .. those mountains WOW!!!
Thanks a lot!
Thanks Jim:)) John 5:24
The singing in this video makes it awesome
Great river ride. You never disappoint ! Total Adventures.. Happy New Year my friend hope you got a new trip planned
Thanks a lot and I do have something in the works
Wow, just the sheer solitude of being in a place which is so vast and also totally independent of you; if you weren't there it would be exactly the same. You sit in awe. Wonderful video Jim. Thank you.