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I'm not sure what part of the video you are referring to. In a few places I have seen logger leftovers (wood planks and sawdust) and even stumbled onto a logger camp. There is logging on the Madre de Dios and Las Piedras rivers. I have not seen logging on the Tambopata (yet).

That is also what I would say. When you're there and looking at the roots it looks like something spreading and branching out looking for something it needs like an insect covering as much ground as possible in search of food. Thanks for your comment!

@@IncanExpeditions agreed and thanks for the reply hopefully one day you can visit the Central America jungles and take in the vast beauty and culture

Thank you!!

Thanks!

Thanks!! I hope you get inspired to come and do this too. I will be here when the day comes :)

That's what I used to think until I discovered packrafts which are built for the river. The cheaper PVC pool toys will not work and I've only gotten a couple of punctures with 3" bamboo thorns by my rafters either trying to drag an inflated boat through dense forest or by standing up in debris with bamboo hidden underneath the water. My boats are all Alpackaraft. Thanks for your comment.

I hope you're right. If not then people like you who are really looking for something like this will eventually find it. Thank for watching!

Fantastic!I have 2 Llamas, 2 Yaks and 2 Alpackas for my tourists. The only punctures were due to giant bamboo thorns whether we were walking through the jungle or if they were hidden underneath the water. Other than that they are worry free and very portable. I am able to get out to places a canoe can't reach. They've been especially good for getting to oxbow lakes from the main river. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for watching, subscribing and for the comment! I hope it gives you some useful ideas for your own setup. Super!

I've got everything but the gun unless you mean a blow gun. I have a breakdown bow and arrow too but it's heavy.

Me too especially gold miners. Well, maybe bears too and I don't mean the Andean bear.

You're hilarious. Thanks!

So are you MCR. Hines 😎

On that trip we were warned by a representative of the Ministerio de la Cultura who was also on the river at that time. He told us we shouldn't be there during that month because the indigenous usually come down to collect Taricaya turtle eggs. The indigenous have been known to shoot arrows and ask questions later. I doubt they're angry but then again the only outsiders who venture into areas like these are loggers who are cutting down their trees. Watch "The Emerald Forest" (1985). It's one of my top 3.

Alpacka is usually spot on when it comes to weight because they know it's the most important thing. Yes, either the Classics or Caribou will carry more and be better for rivers and whitewater. If you're undecided I'd go with a bigger boat. If you're more interested in high lakes you'd need to hike to the Scout is better and the lighter weight is noticeable.

You can! Let me know when you can make it down here: incanexpeditions.com/rafting/laberinto-oxbow-lake-creek-rafting-with-hammock-camping-expedition-6-days

Thanks!

My pleasure. This was a weird one but nonetheless available for anyone who wants to do it. Thanks for watching and thanks for leaving a comment.

Thank you for watching!

Thanks for your comment and suggestion. I tried the RUclips "Shorts" and figured out that they are basically worthless. I make videos so people can see how it really is in the Amazon and for those who really want to do it. As you suggest and as well as RUclips suggests the shorts don't translate into watching longer material. It is a ploy to generate more shorts so they can reach par with Tiktok. None of what I do is fake or less than a minute or 30 seconds or whatever it is. Thanks sincerely for your idea and I appreciate your comment. -Jeremy

@@IncanExpeditions love this. I appreciate the sincere feedback. I'm quite literally watching another of your videos right now, as I work out my own travel ambitions and desires. I just wish there was a way to bring content like this to more people - I don't think it's lack of demand; I think a good section of society craves authentic engagement and raw experience documentation like this. I just don't think they know where/how to find it (based on what the algorithms push, etc)

@@bmitchell922Yes, I've dealt with this for years. People say "This is the best thing.." but RUclips promotes the usual. I'm ok with it because I'd rather have quality viewers who are really looking for something like this than people who are just looking to kill boredom. Thanks for watching and for your excellent comments!!

This is my favorite.

Me too

It worked fine. I just don't think anyone should be taking a bike up this mountain.

and also, have you ever gone really deep into the true true wild areas of peruvian amazon?

Yes, I check satellite imagery both before I go and during with a GPSMAP 66S with BirdsEye. The gold miners have tripled over the last few years and they're tearing the river up.

Yeah, it was a death trap.

I'm watching Dual Survival right now. Thanks for watching and for the comments!

Thanks Smoky!

Thanks! Yeah, it's just me and my Fuji. Thanks for watching!

Thanks! You grab a line and I'll grab a pole and we'll go down to the fishin' hole..

@@IncanExpeditions 🤣🤣🤣 Awesome . Hopefully the family and I can plan a trip down that way soon. Maine is cold right now

Come on down. We are still in "Summer" right now but there's still a lot of rain. It ends in a month and rafting season begins!

Thanks!!

The Classics will handle 3+ whitewater but you can still fit them either in or on your pack and climb mountains. I get the most use out of them by portaging from the main river to oxbow lakes. I can also pack up 6 boats, packs and food and meet clients in other towns using only 1 car!

I have 1 Scout and 6 Classic Series (2 of each size). All have detachable spray decks but hardly ever use. For rapids and rainy season they stay rolled up on the boat until needed. Here is an affiliate link to the Classic Series bit.ly/3OKbVRH Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. I'm glad you found it.

Thanks. I'll keep that in mind. Thanks for watching!

Yes, you can't always buy something to do exactly what you want it to do. Thanks for watching!

Right on. I'll try to include more about the plants in future videos. Thanks for watching!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks!!

You won't regret it but you'll have to contact me first since I'm the only one who knows where it is :) Thanks for watching!

Fantastic! I hope to see you soon..

I didn't have any plans to travel up north because any tours I create here are closer to home. The last time I was up in that area was in Tarapoto over 20 years ago! It was my first week in the jungle. Thanks for watching and and for being part of my adventure.

Thanks!

Very cool. I bet that area is similar. Maybe one day I'll plan an expedition and video "The Search for the Treasure of the Llanganatis". :)

Thank you Hendi!

Thank you! Being in nature brings me peace and I'm glad I can share it with you!

Cool! You made my day today :)