60 Days Solo in the White Wilderness | E.5 | Remote Journey to Big Labrador River Alone with my Dog
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- Опубликовано: 26 май 2022
- Hi Folks!
Enjoy Episode 5 of my New 6 Part Series - 60 Days Solo in the White Wilderness.
Join me solo camping with the dogs exploring wild and untouched Newfoundland & Labrador winter wilderness.
In this episode, I push towards Labrador's Eagle River and its tributaries with hopes of getting a glimpse of the nearby Mealy Mountains. The country is unknown to me and my Malamute Bear. Surprises await around each corner!
I will air a new episode every 7-14 days until the series is over.
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Justin Barbour goes on a long expedition through Newfoundland & Labrador’s most remote woods with his dogs Saku and Bear. There is first class-rarely seen wilderness galore. Together the companions explore, challenge themselves and kick back by the fire. The peace, beauty and unpredictability of nature is all around them.
This series consists of 2 winter expeditions covering 250 kilometres. The first begins in Newfoundland as Justin and the dogs venture into the faraway interior woods for a month. Justin moves by snowshoes and hauls a 250lb toboggan. The team pushes their way towards the vast 2,895km2 Bay Du Nord Wilderness Reserve.
The goal is to explore the province's vast, uninhabited winter woods and frozen waterways. But it will not be easy. It's hard work all the way but with it come rewards bigger than most can imagine!
Be prepared to feel the elements, taste a true wilderness journey, and travel the old way leaving the motors behind.
The adventure begins!
** A video showing an in-depth overview of the expeditions outfit will air once the series is over. If this 7th episode interests you keep on the lookout for it.
WATCH our 2017 expedition Docuseries - A 68 Day, 700 KM journey (based on my book above):
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This expedition was supported by Lure of the North, Clif Bar, North X North, Ruffwear and my Patreons.
---Filmed using a Canon 80d (18-135mm kit lens), GoPro Hero 5 and a Rode Videomic Pro. Edited by Justin with Final Cut Pro X
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I look forward to this series as it unfolds. Thanks for sharing.
Bear loving the cold weather and snow ❤ I know how much fun she had on this trip!! 🐕🐻
What a great companion you have there with you 🥰
Yeah ! I just love this real stuff ! 👍👍
👍 finally something good to watch
You put all those pretend survivalists/trekkers, to SHAME Justin. You made a great series, my boy. Well done. Look forward to the next installment.
Nothing like a great adventure with your best friend by your side brother,I give you a lot of credit for going out in the cold weather and camping, great video
I often times feel a bit sad of how quick it is to watch through something like this given how long it takes for you to create. The good I see though is how much you've grown through these years you've been doing this, and at the same time you keep doing your own thing. Got to respect that integrity.
I feel like I owe him money. Lol
Appreciate it Freerider, that's the way the world goes round. All the best!
@@CaseyRead thanks Casey - you can always pick up my book - or consider Patreon ; ) It's a fair way to support monthly or just one time if you want. And I post extra content there. Zero pressure of course, just an option if you or others weren't aware. All the best!
Bear is an awesome dog. Thinks on her own and a quick learner. I bet she enjoyed the trip!!!!
I'd wager Bear is pretty pleased to have you all to himself. Sure do miss Saku tho💞💗💞
She has You have You all to HERSELF .
God love ya Bear! ❤
Dude your a one tough SOB. Total respect.
Another great adventure. Soon gets soft when the sun gets high in the sky.
Let's GO! Your adventures are very inspiring my friend thanks so much for taking us with ya!
Enjoying this series so much. I live on The West Coast. I've been fascinated with Newfoundland and Labrador since I knew they existed. Hope to see them for myself some day....until then, Thank You Justin, Bear and Saku for your excellent adventures in The Big Land....💪👏👏👏👏🌲🌲🐕🚶♂️🐕
Thanks a lot glad to have you along - hope you make it over someday. All the best !
Justin and Bear, the pack mules from Newfoundland.. crazy good and stunning scenery.. well done lad’s
ALWAYS INTERESTING. WHAT BEAUTIFUL TIMES IN THE IG COUNTY.
As usual, another good one Justin.....take care
Great video Justin.
Bear is one smart companion to share such a great adventure with.
Maybe she'll write a book as well.
Looking forward to your finale.
Just an awesome series buddy.
Cheers 👍
Another great episode,40 enjoyable minutes for me 😊,thank you Justin 🥰
Amazing nature- Amazing man- Amazing dogs 🌲🌲❄️❄️ 🎅 🐶🐕
Day at the spa, lol. Better than a spa no doubt.
👍👍👍🇦🇺 loved how Bear walked over to the Snow Mobile track after he Struggled in the soft stuff
Bright Dog for doing that 👍
Slush and hills are both killers. But when the going is good, boy what a blessing. Thanks for series. I'm not yet ready for the winter to come again, but this video is making me nostalgic for the colder months...
Oh, and snowmobile tracks: I love to hate them and hate that I love them. They take away a bit of the wilderness experience, but they ease travel, even when they buck the sled from time to time...
As a snowmobiler, I always enjoy to see snowmobile tracks. Maybe one day, I will dare to ride my Elan up there.
Quite a day at the Spa😉 What an adventure, I can feel the crunch of the snow👍 And Bear is a trooper!
Another very cool adventure with Bear. I always think about after you and Bear busting trail most of the day, what a grind it must be to set up camp for the night. Setting up the tent & wood stove, cutting pine boughs for the tent, locate, haul and saw firewood, melt snow for water, feed yourself and Bear! You both must sleep very good! I would have a big pucker factor walking on that Eagle river when you can hear the water rushing below you! Love those sunset pictures. Another great video!!!!
Always a great start to the day with a trip through the woods with you guys!! Thx and be safe out there..
Finest kind as always!!!
Thank you!
Great way to spent a Friday after work. That’s a lot of slugging and rugged country. Thanx for your hard work
Great video. Enjoying the scenery as I traveled across Labrador the last few years in chopper for work all along the coast. It's called The Big Land for a reason. Enjoying your videos.
I understand the work you do to bring this to people like me sitting watching from the comfort of our homes, thank you thank you and thank you.
Such an epic adventure. I just smile when i see Bear. :) (Good work) & you Justin pulling that sled up that friggin hill. WHEW!! #BeastMode. Looking forward to the next one.
Man this content is just so good. Really appreciate all the effort it takes for you to make this and the knowledge that you have and share to us. Stay safe out there and appreciate you.
Amazing once again, it's crazy how old that juniper was! 👀
OUTSTANDING !!!!!!!!!!!! AS USUAL! WELLDONE!
I'm just rewatching several of your hikes and on this one when Bear was racing you along the lake I thought, Boy, I bet Bear's Mum was so proud of her doggie. Bear is one lucky dog.
Your vids bring out so much of what so many others miss when they go out in the wild. I tell folks hiking is so much more fun than snow machining cuz you get to see things you's miss otherwise. Keep up the great adventures and thanks for giving so many people THE JOY OF ADVENTURE!!!
Great video as usual Justin. Looking forward to the next one, stay safe.
Tough but beautiful terrain, You and Bear definitely shows the power of endurance along with the earlier explorers. Thank you for a awesome documentary, the creative style isn't boring. Many blessings 😊
Justin and Bear and Saku this is mike A from LOS ANGLEEEES CALIFORNIIIIIIIAAAAAA. YA. thanks for these videos I love em. I've watched you for years. Love all your videos. Bear and SAK are great dogs they love You. Keep on truck in.
True medicine after s long week. These episodes are gold Justin. Gotta watch how wool socks chafe your heals, they wick the moisture from your skin after a few days.
You are an amazing man to share your adventures with us mere mortals 🙏
Great stuff, follow everything you do, best wishes from Wales
Rewatching because I can. Thanks mate from north Yorkshire England
I love watching your videos, it sort of kicks my butt for me and inspires me to do more this coming summer.
I'm looking forwards to taking my grandson and daughter out this summer on a good fuck about holiday. They think I can't do it, just you watch...
Another awesome video. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Justin... You're the man. Love all of your new series videos.
When I saw you hauling that sled up a steep slope I thought maybe you could carry some of those wood spikes guys carry to save them from drowning from river ice breaks.
Gives you some much needed traction.
You are an inspiration and your vids are some of the best I've seen. But like you said about reading books, that's great but nothing like actually doing it. Now that I'm 65 I have a chance to actually do it. And I am! Merci beaucoup!!
Thanks a lot Daniel good idea, all the best!
Great video, thanks for sharing!!!
Labrador is stunningly beautiful in its diversity. However, she needs the utmost respect, as she can be very unforgiving to those who are not prepared for her changing mood.
I have so much respect for the way you treat and appreciate nature. I too look at tree age every time we drop one. I had to save a slice of a Red Oak a couple months back for a cutting board. Only 12 inches across but it is around 250 years old. Bear is a trooper for sure. Loved this, Justin. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us. Just joined your Patrion. Appreciate you.
Very cool about Red Oak cutting board nice work. And appreciate the support over on Patreon - hope you enjoy the extra perks. Best wishes Ruthie
This Ontario boy loves your Labrador landscape. Truck on Big B.
Thanks a lot David take care 👍
I know this is a crazy and impossible dream but if Bear and Saku where able to procreate what a wonderful set of pups you would have for hiking in all conditions. Hey, isn't that what hiking is all about? Living what some folks think is impossible to survive or do? You have done some pretty amazing travels and let us come along which is
why we, your supporters, wish you many more. To the next one. à tu santé.....my two years of French class from 1972 aren't the best.
Awesome, tough ol girl bear!
You and bear have the utmost endurance of anybody I've ever seen exploring this beautiful remote terrain of Labrador, it looks like a tough go but you both preserver to push on. Must feel fantastic when you have reached the chosen place to set up camp and get a meal in your belly's. looking forward tp E6 appreciate all the work you did to film this
Bear is so beautiful I just love the way you talk to her and she just looks at you has much to say alright dad I know what I'm doing 😂 your videos are fantastic I can't wait for the next one stay safe when your out in the wilderness 🧔🐺🛷🛶
These are just epic and I really and truly enjoy them. For my birthday the wife is getting me yours and sakus books. Stay safe and healthy and hope the same for the family
Always enjoy these! There seems to be a spirit of the wild in Bear that I appreciate, as though she’d answer Nature’s call if given the chance. She seems like a sturdy companion for such a trek.
So much to my day watching your series Buds. Keep up the good work. Your a good Lad. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks a lot Larry all the best
I love living in Labrador. Sucks the snow melts here so fast in spring though
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Justin for sharing where most will never see. You are not getting soft. 2 cents. The cracks in the heels is from irregularities in your diet and the influ ence on your bowels. Reflexology maps of the feet will assist ass well. Safe and healthy journey for You and Bear dear Brother. Peace...
Get in lad 👍👍
Outstanding video it was just like I was there up in the big land
Well spoken journey ! Thank you.
Justin as usual another great trip episode 👍
One of those small block and tackles might come in handy for those inclines. Great stuff! Loved the Voyageurs soundtrack; takes me back to the 80's...
Those spruce grouse taste like pine after the diet in the winter..I prefer Ruffed Grouse, not sure they are in your area, but they were in Alaska where I lived for 41 years
Another good one.
Thanks a lot James
@@JustinBarbournlexplorer ur welcome have a GRRRRRRR8 memorial day brother
Very cool
Great video buddy
ah jeez that's so cool watchin yer dog pull ahead a bit ... makin a real effort
I'm stoked this came out on my birthday haha. I was looking forward to it. Thanks for the inspiration for adventure.
Thanks NP happy belated - keep er going!
yeehaw
Just love your shows! So relaxing to watch you work hard!
Awesome as usual!-Thanks for the Bannock recipe--can't wait for the next episode!--All the best from Japan.
Thanks a million White wolf, take care!
I have been troubled by dry, cracking feet for several years. Absolutely the best remedey going is some stuff called "Healthy Feet" made by O'Keeffee Company in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. This stuff is a canned cream in a tub and re-hydrates both hands and feet literally over night. Don't know if it routinely distributed in Canada but you owe it to yourself to check it out...beats a water trough treatment hands down!
Another solution is crazy glue. I always carry a small tube in my first aid kit. It closes up cracks in fingers tips, heels, etc., and gives pain relief.
Love it buddy !!
Great series. Love seeing these wild remote places. Cnt beat wandering through the great outdoors with your dog by your side.
Cool expedition..great video
Bear rules.
Great video buddy to bad it will soon end until next time stay safe
watching from Philippines, really nice to watch your videos 👍 so very calming
No one does what you do in such a wild and beautiful place. That I know of at least. ThAt being said, I’m so jealous of where you live and what you do. Keep it up Justin. You’re a badass.
Think about dehydrating some food for your adventures, especially veg and fruit although other adventurers dehydrate meals like chilli, "Christmas" dinner, etc.
Another great one under the belt I would love to hang out with you with Newfoundland Zack and Bear do a couple of kilometers wind gusts through portage
Surfers use a product called Sex Wax that makes their boards ride right on top of the wave.Dont know if you can get that in Canada. Loved this! That moon at the end and the age of that tree, so cool. I sure enjoy your travels, Justin. Thanks!
Thanks a lot Lynn!
Saku is mad at you Justin! You left him home.haha.
You should carry a tin of Bag Balm. Works great on dry skin cracks. We use it on the dairy farm for dry cracked teats and on ourselves. I use it for my hands and heals
Thanks a lot for the tips Mike 👍
Great content - awesome effort
Nice job Justin. Was hoping to see you on the new series 9 of Alone. You could show them a few things.
At 16:03 ~ish what did you say? -Sounded like "peyote cracker" it made me think of an old fabulous freak brothers comic I have, they have peyote flavoured toothpaste xD
That's some bitter sheit xD
...going to be a great vid, and away we go, i'm ready for the trip...lol..good one, keep safe..what do you do when you live in a shoe and haven't any sole ?...lol..
Hey Justin.... thanks for the great footage and edit .. ie.. music ... views etc... super great .... I followed the series recently here on YT and I have a question... somewhere between episode 3 and 4 < I didn't see Sax anymore ... did I miss something.. ? .... Your narrative / voice over material is so well done.... cheers young-un !
Great video, I liked it. I myself started making videos about my adventures, so I'm interested in everything. Grretings from Belarus tourist. ✌️
Hey Justin, I am now on Undead Chronic!
Spotted a little Tolkien there, great choice. Barbour's campfire book recommendations next ey?
Love LOTR
😎👍👍
Such a good series, by'. Reminds me of my younger days and my small adventures back in Northern Ontario (nothing vast like yours, mind you, but they were fun adventures none the less). Lure of the North are good people, we have their anorak and moccasins too, and a Dustrude saw like yours. Top quality stuff. Is that a Niko stove?
Thanks a lot and yes Kni-co