I'd say stick to the Canadian wilds. Hundreds of places and that's your wheelhouse of knowledge. Your bushcraft knowledge is a huge part that we likely won't see in another environment
Hahahhahahahaha damn near spit my dinner across the room after Ted launched the dry bag into the canoe hahahaha. Showed my fiancé this and told her see I'm not the only one who snaps on portages LOL thanks boys for showing the gritty stuff that everyone skips out on.
Another great video. So many times on this trip I would have given up but you guys keep pushing and always come out with a great camp/reward at the end. Very motivating.
My family has property down Rabbit Lake road. I've spent a great portion of my childhood and life in general in the Temagami region. It really is a magical place. It would be impossible to explain to someone who has never been here. This series you guys put out it not only extremely creative in terms of film making, but also very educational. Absolutely beautiful series boys. I truly believe if this had more exposure, OLN or another network would sign you guys for a season of this content. The quality is top notch. I feel like I'm watching a series that had millions of dollars behind it. Can't say enough good things about this. love it
The trademark Baird Brothers shout was in full effect when you got that fresh fish! Nothing like a fun blow up between Brothers!!! lol Great episode Guys, look forward to more! Cheers
Can't imagine brothers arguing, Lol. I enjoy your adventures, together and individually. I have to say that y'all pack heavy for my taste. But it's your trip so do it your way. Look forward to seeing more in the future.
What does it say when Buck is the only one that has the situation well in hand. The trip still seems very demanding but great to see. Thanks for bringing me along Brian 78
Jack Nobre thanks a lot. We definitely keep the cameras rolling as much as possible and we catch some real moments like that fight, I think that you can’t be afraid so show that if you’re really trying to document the experience.
@@JimBairdAdventurer I really like that you show that its not all perfect, arguments, the tough moments and the good times, it all part of the experience. Thanks for sharing.
Jack Nobre you’re welcome Jack! I wish we could avoid the arguments but sometimes they’re a reality. It’s all about deciding to get over it and having fun. Though it feels immature, maybe it’s better to get it out and move in rather than hold it in and resent. Glad you’re enjoying the series!
Guys the perfect lure in Canada for walleye and pike is the cap from a Canadian folded one third over with a hole punched a split ring and a single hook with a bit of pink feather. Bass like it also. Its a Canadian it perfect. Don't start the stupid fighting crap. it detracts from the serenity. It is terrible. I have lost two of my brothers and if I could have just one more trip, one more cast, one more bbq. Never argue, it isn't worth it.
Awesome that Buck knew where he was, when you pulled in to familiar old haunts for him. Dogs are way more complicated than we usually give em credit for. P.s. you guys are scary when angry...... Great vid thanks
Synchronization even in the face of physical and mental challenges. It’s great when you Brothers get together with Shawn James & Doug Linker, I hope to see y’all at the native Canadian hut on Shawn James property for cookouts and overnights in the hut. Aloha&mahalo Bushcraft Boyz.🌲🏕🌲🦍🌲⛺️🔥🌲🛶🎣🌲
Nicely done guys! I took a day trip by canoe this summer back into the swamps and creeks behind a lake, and even though we were only back there for 4ish hours (if I remember correctly) I was whupped coming out of it. This looks way tougher than that
Portaging for me to watch sucks. I find it the boring part of a video, but watching you guys do it is very interesting. lol. Tough touch portaging you two had. Nothing like i've seen thus far on any video. Another educational video and interesting for sure.
You guys are f@#$ing hilarious!🤣 I love how you 2 can blow up at each other, and then a few min later just brush it off like nothin happened. And Just as entertaining when you're not yelling at each other too though. Lol Awesome bushcraft duo.
Very entertaining stuff, you guys. I'm just wondering... by the end of Ep.4, I had only seen that generator being dragged and humped around. I assume it's for charging camera and mic batteries at night?? I use is a few 20,000 mAh power banks and a good folding solar panel. Also use a couple 2W LED bulbs with USB plugs, running off a power bank, for nights around the fire and in the tent. Super light, plenty bright, and use very little power (1 power bank charge lasts 5 nights easy). Plus -- much less naptha to lug around. All in all, saves a TON of weight and space. I heard you mention having a solar setup at some point too, so maybe you do all this already. Anyhow... slog on lads!
made a liar out of me in that last vid with that shot of the rainbow... i was sure a rainbow went full circle... seems not ... mybad ... will have to change some of my theoretical perceptions about chasing the pot at the end of the rainbow... lol
Can you guys out info what all you guys carrying? I think some extra extra items which you guys no need carry..it seems 2 homeless guy trying live in wilderness..
Another good episode. I wish you guys had a regular series like this.
@@gobealive the amazon!
Thx!
kevin milner thanks a lot, maybe we will!
I'd say stick to the Canadian wilds. Hundreds of places and that's your wheelhouse of knowledge. Your bushcraft knowledge is a huge part that we likely won't see in another environment
Awesome fun video! Kudos to Buck for being the stoic solid dog that he is!
Lol ya Buck works 4 food and never complains
Great little efficient tackle box. Funny how some guys can boil over, get it out, and move on.
Yes agreed jim and I are pretty good at that
I think that maybe we get over stuff because we do have it out as opposed to bottling it up
And ya, it is a great tackle box. I hear them called tackle trays a lot. One thing I didn’t point out is that I always carry some spoons too.
Yep, a little catharsis. Pretty much covers it all in that tray. I boiled my tackle down for portaging but it's still three trays lol.
It's amazing how you two can survive. It's not the wilderness and bush that you survive, it's each other!!!! You two are awesome.
Hahahhahahahaha damn near spit my dinner across the room after Ted launched the dry bag into the canoe hahahaha. Showed my fiancé this and told her see I'm not the only one who snaps on portages LOL thanks boys for showing the gritty stuff that everyone skips out on.
Scott Matthews glad you liked that one Scott! Ted clearly has had enough
Haha I couldn't handle the chirping. Was just setting up cameras
@@TheRealTedBaird hahah i love you guys
Another great video. So many times on this trip I would have given up but you guys keep pushing and always come out with a great camp/reward at the end. Very motivating.
DK Atkins much appreciated
Thanks! It usually seems to go that way there is always an awesome reward at the end of the day
My family has property down Rabbit Lake road. I've spent a great portion of my childhood and life in general in the Temagami region. It really is a magical place. It would be impossible to explain to someone who has never been here. This series you guys put out it not only extremely creative in terms of film making, but also very educational. Absolutely beautiful series boys. I truly believe if this had more exposure, OLN or another network would sign you guys for a season of this content. The quality is top notch. I feel like I'm watching a series that had millions of dollars behind it. Can't say enough good things about this. love it
Nice job!
Thanks!
The trademark Baird Brothers shout was in full effect when you got that fresh fish!
Nothing like a fun blow up between Brothers!!! lol Great episode Guys, look forward to more! Cheers
Haha yeahhhh! Thx!
Can't imagine brothers arguing, Lol. I enjoy your adventures, together and individually. I have to say that y'all pack heavy for my taste. But it's your trip so do it your way. Look forward to seeing more in the future.
What does it say when Buck is the only one that has the situation well in hand. The trip still seems very demanding but great to see. Thanks for bringing me along Brian 78
Hahah true Buck is pretty tough and dosen't complain
Great adventure , like how you guys keep it real.
Jack Nobre thanks a lot. We definitely keep the cameras rolling as much as possible and we catch some real moments like that fight, I think that you can’t be afraid so show that if you’re really trying to document the experience.
@@JimBairdAdventurer I really like that you show that its not all perfect, arguments, the tough moments and the good times, it all part of the experience. Thanks for sharing.
Jack Nobre you’re welcome Jack! I wish we could avoid the arguments but sometimes they’re a reality. It’s all about deciding to get over it and having fun. Though it feels immature, maybe it’s better to get it out and move in rather than hold it in and resent. Glad you’re enjoying the series!
Love watching!...……
Mike Burns thanks Mike! much appreciated.
You did scared me yelling at Ted! heh....I run!
Looks like a good end to a rough day.
It sure was
Never disappointed!!!! Great stuff!!!!
This is awesome!!
Y'all really have made an awesome video here. I love it, and the portaging is dope too
Guys the perfect lure in Canada for walleye and pike is the cap from a Canadian folded one third over with a hole punched a split ring and a single hook with a bit of pink feather. Bass like it also. Its a Canadian it perfect. Don't start the stupid fighting crap. it detracts from the serenity. It is terrible. I have lost two of my brothers and if I could have just one more trip, one more cast, one more bbq. Never argue, it isn't worth it.
you two are a hoot!
Awesome that Buck knew where he was, when you pulled in to familiar old haunts for him. Dogs are way more complicated than we usually give em credit for.
P.s. you guys are scary when angry......
Great vid thanks
Hahah love these two!!
Thank you!
Synchronization even in the face of physical and mental challenges. It’s great when you Brothers get together with Shawn James & Doug Linker, I hope to see y’all at the native Canadian hut on Shawn James property for cookouts and overnights in the hut. Aloha&mahalo Bushcraft Boyz.🌲🏕🌲🦍🌲⛺️🔥🌲🛶🎣🌲
FYI--We ate smoke for four days down here in Wisconsin from those fires up there. Can't imagine how they raged.
Nicely done guys! I took a day trip by canoe this summer back into the swamps and creeks behind a lake, and even though we were only back there for 4ish hours (if I remember correctly) I was whupped coming out of it. This looks way tougher than that
Thanks ! Ya it can get pretty tough goin 4 sure
Portaging for me to watch sucks. I find it the boring part of a video, but watching you guys do it is very interesting. lol. Tough touch portaging you two had. Nothing like i've seen thus far on any video. Another educational video and interesting for sure.
Adrénaline adrénaline..il faut que vous ayez une bonne constitution..Buck aussi...des paysages magnifiques ..dangerous aussi... bonne continuation les frères !
Buck
Think abt carrying a foldaway saw, might help cut up the log jams if do-able
Heyyy…..was that upper goose falls where Ted was jumping into the white water.??
You guys are f@#$ing hilarious!🤣 I love how you 2 can blow up at each other, and then a few min later just brush it off like nothin happened. And Just as entertaining when you're not yelling at each other too though. Lol
Awesome bushcraft duo.
Ah! Just starting the episode.... I take it they made good on their plan to dump the food in the lake...
i understand the anger all too well
i can relate to the sudden anger and then realization that the anger and argument is stupid and not worth continuing
Kern SR thanks Ken haha and ya, we tend to get over these things pretty quickly. Having to film causes us to but heads more out there for sure as well
Wawiagama Lake is one of the places we camped for years since the late 1970's up to the early 1990's. God's country.
Very entertaining stuff, you guys. I'm just wondering... by the end of Ep.4, I had only seen that generator being dragged and humped around. I assume it's for charging camera and mic batteries at night?? I use is a few 20,000 mAh power banks and a good folding solar panel. Also use a couple 2W LED bulbs with USB plugs, running off a power bank, for nights around the fire and in the tent. Super light, plenty bright, and use very little power (1 power bank charge lasts 5 nights easy). Plus -- much less naptha to lug around. All in all, saves a TON of weight and space. I heard you mention having a solar setup at some point too, so maybe you do all this already. Anyhow... slog on lads!
made a liar out of me in that last vid with that shot of the rainbow... i was sure a rainbow went full circle... seems not ... mybad ... will have to change some of my theoretical perceptions about chasing the pot at the end of the rainbow... lol
Can you guys out info what all you guys carrying? I think some extra extra items which you guys no need carry..it seems 2 homeless guy trying live in wilderness..
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:)
Some epic bitching LOL!!!
Yeah now you guys got fun..keep arguing..
Quit putsing around !!!