This is the reason I love your vids so much. CUZ YOU TELL THE TRUTH! Like you said you could have not shown the crappy, chilly side of camping in the cold sleet/snowy weather but you did. Cuz it's the reality of living and loving the bush. Carry on, my man!
Hey folks I went with a longer format in PART 2. I included some important discussions on what to do in sticky situations outdoors. I also evaluate some of my kit choices, my diet and chat about my expedition training procedures. Hope you enjoy this little different style from me. PART 3 of the series should be up soon, I'm hoping this Sunday. --Please *LIKE, SHARE, SUBSCRIBE, and LEAVE A COMMENT to help the channel grow! Thanks Link to PART 1of this series: ruclips.net/video/ddAYHobQjKs/видео.html Like to my recent 10 EPISODE DOCUMENTARY SERIES: ruclips.net/p/PLHfA8Z4nZrxV6NdI_2bXdAiXE0hPKoAXP
and perhaps on your next trip, teach a bit about fundamental old school navigation skills (no GPS) eventhough you are actually using it) on some of the most familiar treks to you. Just for educational purposes :) Thanks buddy
Justin Barbour WHEW! IN PART 1😓BEAR HAD ME ON THE EDGE OF MY SEAT WHEN THAT GALLAVANTING EXPLORER TOOK OFF FOR A WHILE THERE IN THE WOODS! LOL! 😇 I WAZ LIKE OH MY GOSH! ❤ WIFEY WILL FREAK OUT! LOL!
I'm glad you even show the things that can happen when out in the bush. That is one thing that sets you above other channels that only glorifie the good out there. Thanks
Thanks, David appreciate that comment. We're working on it, one video at a time. Very happy to have the viewers we do though. All the best & safe adventures
Being laid up after two surgeries in a month, I live through your adventures till I can get out again...TY Justin from your 60 yr old fan/Auntie from the west coast
I love your attitude towards those who leave their garbage in the woods. Keep up your good work. I thoroughly enjoy your videos. Cheers from the Burin Peninsula!
Always love to see your adventures Justin! Never had a chance to do what you're doing being an Army guy. My adventures were always work but you have inspired me to start getting out into the wild after seeing you. Cheers from the USA.
Living I Africa my whole life, you bring a fantastic dimension to qhat this world has to offer. Don't you feel sorry for those who can't appreciate the rewards of hardship. Great videos !
Justin bud..... to help mitigate that chill off when you pause, i'll be trying Brynje mesh shirts. First developed by the Norwegian military and used on the first ascent of Everest way back when. The mesh allows sweat to come to the surface as liquid, then quickly change to vapor and float away from your body. Modern outdoor theory will say that wicking is better, but to me wicking is a bottle neck, it does its job too slow. I want that sweat to float away, not sit in my baselayer freezing me when I come to a stop. I let you know how it goes.
Working my way through the episodes I missed, Great content, always expect the unpredictable event, Murphy is only a set behind you.. Thanks Justin. Even on a road trip, carry the necessities of survival in your vehicle..
Hi Justin wearever u are grand falls is way more warm like wow it looks cold there buddy and Remember when u came to school and u wear my gym teacher well thank u for helping me with batmation!,
For the last 30 years I have made it a point to collect dry tinder as I walk just in case there is none when I need it, and I always have some birch bark in a zip lock bag with me. I do err on the side of caution though and always have at least one 45 minute road flare with me for emergencies.
I'm amazed that you and the pups were deep in the wilderness during that cold spell over the Easter break. You're a trooper, Justin, a real trooper. Love the videos , man.
Not sure if I mentioned before but pick up a few cheap bike inner tubes at Canadian Tire and throw one in the bottom of every pack you have.They have a lot of emergency uses and ultimately a piece of it makes an amazing fire starter when you absolutely have to get a fire going. I also carry a lightweight rain poncho that is fantastic for those dirty old wet zero conditions you were in. The poncho allows a lot of moisture to escape at the same time keeping the damp dirty stuff off you. Another great vid.
I have really been enjoying your videos. I love that you are environmentally wise, leaving no trace. I think it is also great that you are honest, being willing to admit when you have not prepared as well as you could. Your tips and advise are excellent. I have to remind myself when I go even on a solo day trip kayaking, to pack extra emergency gear, just in case. Looking forward to your summer 2021 trips!
Appreciate you keeping it “real”. Too many RUclipsrs don’t. People with zero experience need to see that there’s always challenges when going out there in less than favourable weather. Like you said you have to have “all the goods”. Once again thanks for sharing. Looking forward to the next part.
Justin your on a great adventure there with the old NL weather. it sure can test your out door skills for sure. You should do a TV series. this is real not like the fake stuff on tv now. love it take care
I get a kick out your comments telling folks they don't need to worry about the dogs, I don't read through the comments on your videos but I can only image what some folks tell you :-) You obviously love your dogs, I have no doubt you know what conditions they can handle and make sure they're taken care of. My German Shepherds love the cold and snow and I know how to tell exactly when they've had enough, when you work and play with your dogs you learn how to hear what they're telling you.Really enjoying the story so far, keep 'em coming!
Totally agree, those people's intentions are good I think but they don't understand that these are working animals and have the hearts of lions passed down through generations.🐕🦁
“If you’re going out for the nite, no big deal. But for your serious expeditions, you don’t want to be wet. Makes you appreciate the decision to “bug out” or bug in for am emergency in the winter.
Great job on these bud!! Love how you guys rough it out in that nasty weather but figure out how to keep warm. Great info!! I also dont blame you for keeping bear close when she tends to wander so far. People can say what they will but my heart would be beating waiting and worrying too. Take care!
Always good to see a notification for one of your videos, especially when I'm not feeling well thanks mate, always relaxing to watch you and the pups out in the Bush..cheers
I liked the longer format. Great footage. Bear looks like a regal queen surveying her domain when you are all relaxing together, and not sure if you noticed it but Saku had his hindquarters up in the air for so long when you were putting on your merino wool hoodie. It was hilarious.
Great stuff. Like you I always carry a bottle of oil and take some butter. It's good to get fats into dried food. I also recommend taking polenta. It's lightweight but can make a filling meal and you can put anything in it. I usually take a packet of Parmesan cheese as well for the polenta. I try to go for max flavour as most dried food is pretty bland. A few gravy pots are a good standby and can either add lots of flavour or even be good as a soup if need be.
Canadian spring makes for large load outs with all the weather possibilities. You may not have had the ideal equipment but you made the right decisions for the kit and circumstances that you had. Always good to see you guys getting out. Thanks for the work.
Just a suggestion, but since I saw you using a water purifying tablet, you really need to try out a LifeStraw :) When me and a buddy spent a week out camping in the wilderness in a simulated survival situation, we brought one each and I tell you they help! It's a nice leisure to be able to drink water straight from the lake without a second thought about boiling it or not. We were both very impressed by how much that detail makes everything else a little bit easier and more enjoyable :)
Once ya signed off RUclips for your trip, I was watching the weather radar your way and I knew you’d be up for a challenge. You definitely hit the thick of it. And yes! Sometimes the best decision is to turn back, would never fault anyone for the tough choices. Always an adventure with you and Saku. I love the lesson in the format. Ya never know when a new technique could be pulled from the “tool box”.
Epic canoe trip idea. Start at the east end of the BWCA in Minnesota, travel west through the Boundary Waters and Quetico. Then up through Voyageur National Park and west to Lake of the Woods. Turn north and head up to Nopiming Provincial Park, woodland Caribou and end at Opasquia Provincial Park. I don’t know how many kilometers that would be or how long it would take but what an amazing trip that would be.
What a good watch this was!!. excellent, well put together, good screen shots and very good voice overs. I enjoyed this. Also dogs are great. Stay safe
Whoo Hoo. I was the 500th like. Just off on my own 6 day trek. Cant say its going to be as cold as yours. But when you live in sud tropical climate. 6deg cel starts to feel cold. Great vid mate. cant wait for Pt3.
Nice seeing you managing wet cold weather and talking about keeping under layers dry, I bet it takes alot to have you give up the idea of a fire in the evening!
Excellent man! Love the real discussion of The Wet. She’s a real thing and I think seeing someone with experience talk about the realities of it is a very rare but very helpful thing for those who might not have as much experience with it (and who might get caught dealing with a sticky situation they didn’t anticipate)
Thank you for your brutally honest discussion of the decisions you made with regard to moisture management and preparation for your next day's travel. You made the right decision to spend an extra day at the camp. Get your gear dry plan for the next day's camp. Great video!!
Boy I'm behind. Watched this last night on to part 3. Thanks again for taking the time for putting these together Justin. What a difference from beginning of video to end on the weather. Did they ever do a great patch job on your raft!!!!
I'm enjoying all the videos you post. Great content. So happy I found your channel. I'd rather watch this than anything on the discovery or natgeo channels! Aparently my cousin(The Doody's) knows ya. keep the content coming and we will all keep watching.
![5-Day Solo Remote Wilderness Survival Test [Part 1]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/BWurnHzuwq0/mqdefault.jpg)
This is the reason I love your vids so much. CUZ YOU TELL THE TRUTH! Like you said you could have not shown the crappy, chilly side of camping in the cold sleet/snowy weather but you did. Cuz it's the reality of living and loving the bush. Carry on, my man!
Hey folks I went with a longer format in PART 2. I included some important discussions on what to do in sticky situations outdoors. I also evaluate some of my kit choices, my diet and chat about my expedition training procedures. Hope you enjoy this little different style from me. PART 3 of the series should be up soon, I'm hoping this Sunday.
--Please *LIKE, SHARE, SUBSCRIBE, and LEAVE A COMMENT to help the channel grow!
Thanks
Link to PART 1of this series: ruclips.net/video/ddAYHobQjKs/видео.html
Like to my recent 10 EPISODE DOCUMENTARY SERIES:
ruclips.net/p/PLHfA8Z4nZrxV6NdI_2bXdAiXE0hPKoAXP
and perhaps on your next trip, teach a bit about fundamental old school navigation skills (no GPS) eventhough you are actually using it) on some of the most familiar treks to you. Just for educational purposes :) Thanks buddy
This was an amazing episode, buys! The adversity made for very compelling veiwing. I'm glad you came through it so well ☺️
Hey Justin, you hiking the old road they call the Whale's Back? Looks like it!
A close call with hypothermia for you Justin. Excellent lesson for the rest of us too. Keep 'em coming man! This is real life.
Justin Barbour
WHEW! IN PART 1😓BEAR HAD ME ON THE EDGE OF MY SEAT WHEN THAT GALLAVANTING EXPLORER TOOK OFF FOR A WHILE THERE IN THE WOODS! LOL! 😇 I WAZ LIKE OH MY GOSH! ❤ WIFEY WILL FREAK OUT! LOL!
I'm glad you even show the things that can happen when out in the bush. That is one thing that sets you above other channels that only glorifie the good out there. Thanks
I don't know how this channel doesn't have more views and subscribers. Great work
Thanks, David appreciate that comment. We're working on it, one video at a time. Very happy to have the viewers we do though. All the best & safe adventures
Being laid up after two surgeries in a month, I live through your adventures till I can get out again...TY Justin from your 60 yr old fan/Auntie from the west coast
"Turn back"!? Haha.. You had me going there for a second.
I love your attitude towards those who leave their garbage in the woods. Keep up your good work. I thoroughly enjoy your videos. Cheers from the Burin Peninsula!
Bear is so awesome. Love her independent streak. Lot of wild in the old Bear.
YAY! PART 2. LET ME KICKBAK N RELAX. I LIKE THESE LONG VIDEOS! N SAKU N BEAR! 🐕🐶
❤👍😇❤
Nothing better than watching your channel, it's very relaxing for all of us in Utah!
Perfect timing! Power is out,cable is out,storming outside. Time to snuggle up with the Wife and watch the adventure!
Awesome Gary thanks, enjoy!
Always love to see your adventures Justin! Never had a chance to do what you're doing being an Army guy. My adventures were always work but you have inspired me to start getting out into the wild after seeing you.
Cheers from the USA.
Best past about Sak is that he always agrees when Justin says "Hey, Sak? Isn't that right 'ol Sakie boy?" He's a good boy.
Living I Africa my whole life, you bring a fantastic dimension to qhat this world has to offer. Don't you feel sorry for those who can't appreciate the rewards of hardship.
Great videos !
Justin bud..... to help mitigate that chill off when you pause, i'll be trying Brynje mesh shirts. First developed by the Norwegian military and used on the first ascent of Everest way back when. The mesh allows sweat to come to the surface as liquid, then quickly change to vapor and float away from your body. Modern outdoor theory will say that wicking is better, but to me wicking is a bottle neck, it does its job too slow. I want that sweat to float away, not sit in my baselayer freezing me when I come to a stop. I let you know how it goes.
Giving a Thumbs up before even watching!
Working my way through the episodes I missed, Great content, always expect the unpredictable event, Murphy is only a set behind you.. Thanks Justin. Even on a road trip, carry the necessities of survival in your vehicle..
Hi Justin wearever u are grand falls is way more warm like wow it looks cold there buddy and Remember when u came to school and u wear my gym teacher well thank u for helping me with batmation!,
That's awesome! I use to love playing that in school 👍👍Justin is full of great knowledge
HEY thanks for committing back
Your one of a kind young feller,great series.
Thanks Justin, I’m stuck working overtime at the railroad. But now I got something to watch on my lunch break. Keep making the great videos man!!!
Thanks Richard enjoy it buddy, I appreciate you making it apart of your break. Good man working OT, keep grinding!
Love it
Always...I need the woods!..lol
@@shiloh45eth hahaha yes i agree 100%!!, everything is woods lol means everything
Just stunning country. Nature never ceases to amaze.
For the last 30 years I have made it a point to collect dry tinder as I walk just in case there is none when I need it, and I always have some birch bark in a zip lock bag with me. I do err on the side of caution though and always have at least one 45 minute road flare with me for emergencies.
This might just be my favourite video of yours so far. Your honesty is so refreshing. Adversity is one hell of a teacher! ❤️
Thank you!
I'm amazed that you and the pups were deep in the wilderness during that cold spell over the Easter break. You're a trooper, Justin, a real trooper. Love the videos , man.
fire
You should be on the TV show “alone!!!”
You would be a contender!
Love the content. Every episode is just so fun to watch and intriguing. Hope to see more soon.
Not sure if I mentioned before but pick up a few cheap bike inner tubes at Canadian Tire and throw one in the bottom of every pack you have.They have a lot of emergency uses and ultimately a piece of it makes an amazing fire starter when you absolutely have to get a fire going. I also carry a lightweight rain poncho that is fantastic for those dirty old wet zero conditions you were in. The poncho allows a lot of moisture to escape at the same time keeping the damp dirty stuff off you. Another great vid.
What a perfect way to end a long day. Just had dinner and in the chair to relax and watch your adventure. Look forward to every video
I love watching your channel you’re a great outdoorsman.
I have really been enjoying your videos. I love that you are environmentally wise, leaving no trace. I think it is also great that you are honest, being willing to admit when you have not prepared as well as you could. Your tips and advise are excellent. I have to remind myself when I go even on a solo day trip kayaking, to pack extra emergency gear, just in case. Looking forward to your summer 2021 trips!
Appreciate you keeping it “real”. Too many RUclipsrs don’t. People with zero experience need to see that there’s always challenges when going out there in less than favourable weather. Like you said you have to have “all the goods”. Once again thanks for sharing. Looking forward to the next part.
Absolutely I don't want anyone at risk there. Fail to prepare prepare to fail
Justin your on a great adventure there with the old NL weather. it sure can test your out door skills for sure. You should do a TV series. this is real not like the fake stuff on tv now. love it take care
Man I love watching your videos. Brings back so many memories.
Another great video buddy...Took me a few sittings to get through it but made sure i watched all of it...Lots of great advice in this one for sure !
I get a kick out your comments telling folks they don't need to worry about the dogs, I don't read through the comments on your videos but I can only image what some folks tell you :-) You obviously love your dogs, I have no doubt you know what conditions they can handle and make sure they're taken care of. My German Shepherds love the cold and snow and I know how to tell exactly when they've had enough, when you work and play with your dogs you learn how to hear what they're telling you.Really enjoying the story so far, keep 'em coming!
Totally agree, those people's intentions are good I think but they don't understand that these are working animals and have the hearts of lions passed down through generations.🐕🦁
loving this series. Gotta love the Canadian woods in spring.
“If you’re going out for the nite, no big deal. But for your serious expeditions, you don’t want to be wet.
Makes you appreciate the decision to “bug out” or bug in for am emergency in the winter.
Great job on these bud!! Love how you guys rough it out in that nasty weather but figure out how to keep warm. Great info!! I also dont blame you for keeping bear close when she tends to wander so far. People can say what they will but my heart would be beating waiting and worrying too. Take care!
I know this is an older video But congratulations on your Activement across our great country Cheers Mate
Wow! I can’t believe how good Saku and Bear were with the river crossing! Keep up the great work this is an excellent series as well!
they're good pups!
good job sr👍️👍️👍️👍️
Always good to see a notification for one of your videos, especially when I'm not feeling well thanks mate, always relaxing to watch you and the pups out in the Bush..cheers
Thanks Peter hope you feel better soon man, take care!
I’m glad you are honest about the sticky situations.... that’s real life not everything goes smooth all the time.
I liked the longer format. Great footage. Bear looks like a regal queen surveying her domain when you are all relaxing together, and not sure if you noticed it but Saku had his hindquarters up in the air for so long when you were putting on your merino wool hoodie. It was hilarious.
Great stuff. Like you I always carry a bottle of oil and take some butter. It's good to get fats into dried food. I also recommend taking polenta. It's lightweight but can make a filling meal and you can put anything in it. I usually take a packet of Parmesan cheese as well for the polenta. I try to go for max flavour as most dried food is pretty bland. A few gravy pots are a good standby and can either add lots of flavour or even be good as a soup if need be.
Been looking forward to part 2 skipper, time for a coffee and watch. ATB from the Knife
Thanks as always Eric, enjoy man!
I love a good fire and coffee.
The trusty eye of Saku is upon you.
Another great series Justin.
Its amazing that you are able to patch up the canoe so easily ! 👍🏼 🛶
Excellent videos. Really enjoy the channel. Be safe as you continue to make more.
Love this channel!!! Everybody out there this guy is the real deal!!! Justin love your videos buddy!! Go Leafs Go!!!!
Go Habs Go ; )
My bet is that she's froze and the brook is savage. Can't wait!
Good job as always.
Great video Justin
Canadian spring makes for large load outs with all the weather possibilities. You may not have had the ideal equipment but you made the right decisions for the kit and circumstances that you had. Always good to see you guys getting out. Thanks for the work.
15:39 for a moment I thought it was shot in infrared mode bud! breathtaking
Just a suggestion, but since I saw you using a water purifying tablet, you really need to try out a LifeStraw :) When me and a buddy spent a week out camping in the wilderness in a simulated survival situation, we brought one each and I tell you they help! It's a nice leisure to be able to drink water straight from the lake without a second thought about boiling it or not. We were both very impressed by how much that detail makes everything else a little bit easier and more enjoyable :)
Gotta hand it to you for braving that trip with two dogs. As always enjoyed it
Once ya signed off RUclips for your trip, I was watching the weather radar your way and I knew you’d be up for a challenge. You definitely hit the thick of it. And yes! Sometimes the best decision is to turn back, would never fault anyone for the tough choices. Always an adventure with you and Saku. I love the lesson in the format. Ya never know when a new technique could be pulled from the “tool box”.
Another awesome video.
Great stuff buddy. Glad I discovered I missed hitting the bell. Took care of that though.
Epic canoe trip idea. Start at the east end of the BWCA in Minnesota, travel west through the Boundary Waters and Quetico. Then up through Voyageur National Park and west to Lake of the Woods. Turn north and head up to Nopiming Provincial Park, woodland Caribou and end at Opasquia Provincial Park. I don’t know how many kilometers that would be or how long it would take but what an amazing trip that would be.
Turn around and go back .... lol. Nice show bud !
Another great vid Justin .... You impress me ....................
What a good watch this was!!. excellent, well put together, good screen shots and very good voice overs. I enjoyed this. Also dogs are great. Stay safe
Thanks for tuning in Kevin, lots more good content like this on my channel! Cheers from Newfoundland
Thanks Justin I will be working through your channel mate
nice video. enjoyed it very much
Enjoyable watch keep it up Justin ,love the dogs together .
Whoo Hoo. I was the 500th like. Just off on my own 6 day trek. Cant say its going to be as cold as yours. But when you live in sud tropical climate. 6deg cel starts to feel cold. Great vid mate. cant wait for Pt3.
Enjoy Craig!
Excellent video...or is it a movie 😀
Nice seeing you managing wet cold weather and talking about keeping under layers dry, I bet it takes alot to have you give up the idea of a fire in the evening!
This is really great. Thanks!
thanks for watching!
Excellent man! Love the real discussion of The Wet. She’s a real thing and I think seeing someone with experience talk about the realities of it is a very rare but very helpful thing for those who might not have as much experience with it (and who might get caught dealing with a sticky situation they didn’t anticipate)
Smart doggies!
Our unpredictable Newfoundland spring weather is hard to plan for, wicked series tho. Pumped for the next one.
Great video and the pups and you did a great job. Beautiful scenery and the pups did great on crossing the river.Thanks for sharing
I’m so at ease watching your show.your like a brother in arms great show!!! Learned a lotTHANK YOU will donate soon.
Thank you!
Your as game as a badger out in that weather , but if you enjoy it, good luck to you , it entertains me 👍
Another great video in the books Justin. Love the honesty and good advice.
Thanks Clifford always glad to have you tuning in, you're book will be getting some airtime soon stay tuned
Great video Justin, lovin' those doggies. Big shout from the UK!
"YOU GOTTA HAVE ALL THE GOODS"! Awsome job buddy
I enjoyed the longer format. Another great video.
Weather look brutal up there. All we get down here in the south lately rain. Be safe out there in the wild. Bear definitely loves the cold.
Nice video Justin ! Loving the trip so far !
Thank you for your brutally honest discussion of the decisions you made with regard to moisture management and preparation for your next day's travel. You made the right decision to spend an extra day at the camp. Get your gear dry plan for the next day's camp. Great video!!
Well done man, another dandy video.
Glad you are pushing on, enjoyed the amazing part 2 ....... Well done Justin
I love these videos so much Justin. Cheers mate
Boy I'm behind. Watched this last night on to part 3.
Thanks again for taking the time for putting these together Justin.
What a difference from beginning of video to end on the weather.
Did they ever do a great patch job on your raft!!!!
Great honest video Justin. Loving the long format. Can't wait for part 3. Thanks Pal.
Looking forward to the show in Bauline tomorrow!
I love bear and saku.
I'm enjoying all the videos you post. Great content. So happy I found your channel. I'd rather watch this than anything on the discovery or natgeo channels! Aparently my cousin(The Doody's) knows ya. keep the content coming and we will all keep watching.
Thanks I appreciate that! You must be talkin about ol Scotty
@@JustinBarbournlexplorer yes sir. Scott and Renee!
Whaddaya at.....thanks again....love your vids....
this is it bah thanks for stopping over brudder
Nice Justin, we enjoy watching your vids bud!
Really enjoying the content you’ve put out. Just finished watching your 68 days series. Can’t wait to get my hands on a copy of the book next!
Great video.Thanks for sharing
Love videos like this of this length!! Another great one!
Loves the video! Excited for some summer videos trouting and can’t wait for the Labrador series to start coming.