Hope you enjoy this one folks. It will probably be the last video I post until I return from my Labrador Peninsula expedition in the fall. Then there'll be lots of viewing goodies. If you are not sure what I am talking about and haven't check out that trailer. You can right here: ruclips.net/video/veQnQvsmmo4/видео.html You can also follow me and Saku daily on that journey. I will be posting our GPS coordinates on my Facebook and Twitter pages every evening. Love to have you along tracking our progress. I really appreciate all your support. You've made my first year of RUclips so fun and rewarding. Seeing the success and growth of my channel just from sharing my passion and love of the outdoors, along with some advice, feels really good. Couldn't have done it without you guys. I wish you all the best over the summer. Cheers, Justin
It's so good to watch an everyman not selling camping gear or $5000 usd of gear to do the so called "bushcraft", a term reserved for Australian outback. Your a fine woodsman and a joy to watch! The dogs are great too! -Craig in N. Illinois on this fine - 30° F evening!
THANK U FOR THE TRIP, HOW I MISS YOUR NEW VIDEOS, IN MY 70 YEAR THIS YEAR AND HAVE LOST VISION IN RIGHT EYE AND THE LEFT ONE GOING, OH TO GET OLD, THE FUN OF IT ALL! BE SAFE OUT THERE
So glad to see you back Justin! Your right in my top 3 list of woodmen on RUclips that I love watching along with "Joe Robbinet" and "my self reliance". Highlight of my day is watching you for ideals for my own personal trip.
Joe robinet does not do anything that a normal dude could not do. I dont see anything special about the guy. Justin Barbour however, is a real outdoorsman :)
I agree with you. I have never been bored camping. I always find that question funny when people ask "what do you do when you are camping". Congrats on the full time teacher position and the move. Good stuff keep it up.
Thanks for the kind words Paul, glad you could tune in. And of course I couldn't agree more with regards to getting out, it's where humans are meant to be! And remember, the best thing about a man is his dog(s). I can't go nowhere without them..
People need to learn to appreciate the very simple things in life...…...all winter long I spend as much time up in the woods as I can. Just head up with the chainsaw, spend a bit of time cutting, relax by the fire, and enjoy a nice mug of coffee. Just need the time to just get out and relax after working in an office environment day in and day out for 27 years. Most of my colleagues think I am a bit of a nut as they don't know what it all about as they have never experienced it themselves, but I look at it as my solstice. Plus, a bit of wholesome productive exercise with working hard in the woods and getting a bit of wood to enjoy in the woodstove at home. Got to just get out and do it......
Good food, good company, some good IPA's and double IPA's. What more can you ask for. I have the same tent from crappy tire. I couldn't be happier with it for 15 or 20 bucks. I use it more often than my mec tent. Great video bud, cheers till the next one!
Man the things a beast. Full of burn holes what odds. Thanks for tuning in as always Chad. Hope your still getting out with the pup. All the best buddy
Hey Justin, thanks for your point of view. We “viewers” don’t have the perspective that you do. I consider, now and again that you guys, like Robinet and stuff are ALONE and most of us don’t think of that. You said “Talkin’ to this camera”... and it reminded me of this. Thanks for inviting us into your world, I really value this. One day I will be able to contribute, I just need a bit more recovery time.
You're doing some great things, my man... Enjoying the outdoors with some grub and beer alongside the besties! Good stuff, keep 'em coming! Glad I can enjoy some adventures...If only vicariously.
Yup, as usual, excellent, and of course, i have been buying equipment, even a fire-steel, and will be getting out. Slowly at first, i will do day camping and stuff locally, for practice, sure, before heading to northern Ontario, stuff like that. And for sure your videos are very helpful, ah, and the sleeping mat, tent and fire set up, and all that, cheers.
Thanks Malcolm very glad you enjoyed it and learned something from watching. That's a win in my books. Good luck on your future outings, let me know if you have any questions. Cheers, Justin!
Reminds me of the time I took my bicycle up around lac st jean..I started from que city where I living st the time,say around 1987 I guess.i took a month..had my tent of course. I didn't even encounter animals..the north shore going back to the city coming from tadusac.truly amazing journey. I'm now 74. Stay the course Justin. Newfoundland for ever.love the flag.i have one on my fridge here in Prague. (:-)
Way to go Justin....and good on ya for keeping it real, beware the swag and sponsors, I can't watch Joe Robinette and Shawn James anymore with their ski-doos (with heated trailers for the dog), ATVs, pizza ovens and Fjallraven brassieres. Love it by the fire with the dogs. I want to get out to the Rock now, Thx
enjoyable nite fer sure - nice to see ur critters with ya -- any idea whe the 4th episode of the across NFLD video is comin - lookin forward to it -- must be sum trout in that brook - you fellas take care
great overnighter Justin, it was a bit windy,this sure is a windy spring.great food love bread over the fire.cool boots you got there for Saku.take care and see you on the next one.
Nice outing Justin. We had a lingering winter this year as well and like you I was in no hurry to see it go. I enjoy to colder temps, I enjoy summer as well, but when it gets above 80*F I over heat so I go to the lake every day to cool down. I am already looking forward to next winter. Thanks for another great video and I look forward to more.
I hear ya on the getting out and chillin and healing. Only way to really recharge in my books. Most people need the four wheeler and a camp with all the comforts of home. That’s nice once n a while. But this is way nicer! Glad you shared this with us. Really stoked for your expedition that’s getting closer by the day!! I’ll be talking to ya before your departure, take care buddy ✌️
You are right on! 43:48 " a thing of beauty is a joy forever: Its loveliness increases; it will never Pass into nothingness; but still will keep A bower quiet for us, and a sleep Full of sweet dreams, and health, and quiet breathing." John Keats 1795 - 1821
Another great video. I miss going out on solo trips. Use to go for a week out fly fishing by myself in the Rockies. I agree it is a great release of stresses. Looking forward to the next vid.
Thanks for the kind words and for sharing your memories Richie. I bet those were unforgettable adventures. I hope you can get out there once more someday soon. Cheers, Justin.
i know i'm showing my age but have you ever tried layering tree boughs on the snow under the tent floor to insulate it somewhat? When I was a young fella we didn't have access to a lot of "modern day" camp equipment. Not many folks afforded tents with sewn in floors; we harnessed "nature" a lot more. What we called comfortable many today would call extreme primitive camping but its all we knew.
All the time Robert. Didn't do it here but I have plenty of times before. Love sleeping on boughs alone under a tarp in front of an open fire in the fall of the year. Probably my favourite way to camp. Appreciate you watching and dropping a line!
Nice little training trips you had goin this season. Hopefully ya don't hit any that shite on ur trip this summer. And I say that in all seriousness.lol...watchin ur weather from Ontario today. All good preps tho eh. Be safe and good luck to ya on the lead up bud. Amazing how you almost become part of the pack when Bears along.They understand u. Keep er lit brother!
Thanks, there were a few good lead up trips for sure. It all counts! I hope for good weather as well but also know that being in there for three months will expose me to just about everything mother nature has to offer up this way. Again thanks for the kind words and support, means a lot. The pack says hi too! lol Take care, cheers.
Never cold just bad clothes. .i.lived 2 yrs in Iceland from 1972 thru to 74.it was the time of the cod wars where they were defending their livelihood from the fishing intruders sth newfoundland never did..merci buckets
Hey Justin, just getting ready to go salmon fishing 4;07 on June 27/18. Frosty out here now just below freezing Central NL after few bad windy cold days. You are certainly taking on the elements out there buddy; great video just loving it......cheers uh-oh, looks like I got to spray the blossoms on my trees so the frost won't take them before I go, another delay!
Thanks for the kind words buddy! Hope ya had good luck on the water this morning. Despite all the beautiful weather! I'm planning to get out the weekend.
Hey buddy, Nice video ! I laughed at ol Saku getting a little jealous of Bear lol my dog does the same thing, they know they got it good and don't want anyone else moving in lol Man, people ask me the exact same thing "Why go by yourself, what do you do?" and my answer was the same as yours, feels great to get out and away, just relax, watch the fire, have a beer, play with the dog, just get out. Congrats on getting a full time teaching gig, I know those aren't easy to come bye.
Thanks buddy I appreciate it. It was just a replacement until end of the year, which is today haha. But I will back subbing in the fall. Glad you enjoyed the vid. All the best, cheers.
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I found you through Joe Robinet, he is not right. I am learning quickly that you are not right either. But you like Joe, are alright with me . . .YEEHAW, got yourself a new sub!
You do not want to wear your self out with worry. I spent a month getting ready for a long trip and another month in training. Tomorrow will take care of itself.
Hi Nl explorer i wish I could visit where you are I'm in the UK my labordor looks just like sakoo it snowed here a lot last winter how do you get you dog to not pull her boots off🐕😁👍👍👍👍👍👍
Another beauty of a video !!! Looks like you guys had a great time. I noticed we have the same folding saw, was wondering what you thought of it ? Also, good choice on the Goose IPA 😀 one of my personal favorites. Can't wait for your next video cheers pal.
Hey Justin great vid. Have you seen any orange painted wooden/plastic posts in the woods and trees with nails and numbered tags in them on your travels?
I work with forest inventory and we have 1200 plots all over the island and lab. for inventory purpose. just thought you may have seen one in the woods on your travels.
Thanks, I bought that just like it was at an Army Surplus store a few years back. It is double layered Gortex but you're correct, it does not have any actually insulation but does a great job with the wind.
You got that right Caper. There are endless things to see, hear, smell, touch, taste and do! And yes Job Barbour is a distant relative of mine. Was caught adrift for 68 days in the Atlantic from NL to Scotland. Great book I highly recommend it.
sounds like the city folks are the ones who ask about what you do out there when you go on an adventure. there is a ton of things to do in nature. city folks need to leave the city and get into nature and unwind and appreciate our wonderful planet. i love to go out in nature. getting out of the city is paradise. we take our dogs when my wife and i go on adventures. and it never fails....time goes by entirely too quick when we are in nature. when i am out and about, i always try to think of something i can do to stay out there and not come back. when i do retire, i will definitely be off grid deep in nature. a lot of people are in prison in cities. they work and do everything there and rarely leave the city. i could never be in their shoes. i was definitely born in the wrong century. i would have loved to have been born well before he BIG technology boom. technology is okay, but since the world has spiked in technology, any new inventions arent as impressive as some of the inventions discovered 200-300 years ago. like take for example the invention of the computer and the invention of the engine.......one is ridiculous in the amount of technology....the other is not near as in depth in technology.....it is just an engine.......but think about how much the engine changed things.....a lot of manual labor was gone with the engine and the time savings with an engine. any how.....take care....and another great video.....
Another great video man. One question, What's your opinion on the boots for Saku? Ive got a pitbull that i would like to take out hiking and such in the NL winters, but they aren't really built for winters, especially NL winters. lol
Thanks Chris. I think the boots are well worth it. Saku's are a bit small for him but will work. Make sure you get the measurement as accurate as possible if you decide to pick any up. But overall I think it would be great for comforting your pup on some winter excursions. Takes them some time to get used to them but that's way she goes.
Because she's just recovering from a major knee surgery and is not supposed to be running in deep snow. Typically I have her free roaming unless it's the night then I tie her. Lot's of Moose Caribou Coyotes and Bears (later in Spring) around and she likes to roam far. She'll always come back but only when she wants and at night time that could be dangerous for her.
Cool. I guess that I never thought of Huskies as run off and be so independent. Never owned one, and the image sticks of the sled team and staying together. But dogs do have their own personalities.
haha thks buddy. Well I was in the Labrador sticks for 83 days on an expedition now I am on vacation down south. When I am back in NL I will have a steak vid up. Be a couple weeks or so. Also hoping to have a 4-6 part series on my 68 day across Newfoundland journey posted here by Xmas. Stay tuned!
Be careful with the dog boots in warm weather. The dog can over heat. There is zero difference between a husky foot and other dogs feet. A dog pad is a dog pad.
Yes for sure they are only meant for colder weather or if a paw gets tender. And a husky has to have a little more protection with the extra fur around the feet and thicker tougher pads. It's bred down through generations. That husky has roots in Labrador. But I don't truly know the science behind it
It depends on the lineage of husky. Alaskans (racing huskies) have a lot of hunting dog in them. They are also made to do a lot of milage. Distance ones can do a 100 MILES a day for 10, days straight or so. They get booted up due to the abrasion of so many miles. Your traditional old time husky, which you seem to have could not do that. I do not put booties on my dogs very often but most of my runs are less than 35 km or less and they do that 4 times a week. Abrasive ice is a different story. It is better to stay home until more snow falls. Just remember that a dog cools itself, also, through its feet. I had a booted chessie overheat once. It was hairy. But boot removal and a snow belly rub got him out of the bush.
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Hope you enjoy this one folks. It will probably be the last video I post until I return from my Labrador Peninsula expedition in the fall. Then there'll be lots of viewing goodies. If you are not sure what I am talking about and haven't check out that trailer. You can right here: ruclips.net/video/veQnQvsmmo4/видео.html
You can also follow me and Saku daily on that journey. I will be posting our GPS coordinates on my Facebook and Twitter pages every evening. Love to have you along tracking our progress.
I really appreciate all your support. You've made my first year of RUclips so fun and rewarding. Seeing the success and growth of my channel just from sharing my passion and love of the outdoors, along with some advice, feels really good. Couldn't have done it without you guys. I wish you all the best over the summer.
Cheers,
Justin
It's so good to watch an everyman not selling camping gear or $5000 usd of gear to do the so called "bushcraft", a term reserved for Australian outback. Your a fine woodsman and a joy to watch! The dogs are great too!
-Craig in N. Illinois on this fine - 30° F evening!
Yah it's awesome to see a man and his dogs don't need HIgh END gear to get er done.
Thanks Craig I appreciate that!
THANK U FOR THE TRIP, HOW I MISS YOUR NEW VIDEOS, IN MY 70 YEAR THIS YEAR AND HAVE LOST VISION IN RIGHT EYE AND THE LEFT ONE GOING, OH TO GET OLD, THE FUN OF IT ALL! BE SAFE OUT THERE
Saku looking at you eat at 29:00 kills me LOL! Such a good boy
you are truly a good man, but you're not doing t alone with those great dogs, bear and sak
So glad to see you back Justin! Your right in my top 3 list of woodmen on RUclips that I love watching along with "Joe Robbinet" and "my self reliance". Highlight of my day is watching you for ideals for my own personal trip.
Thanks Steven, that means a lot to me buddy. Glad to have you tuning in!
Justin , just curious do you have or tried the Aguwa canyon boreal 21 saw? I just got one and it is a amazing.
No buddy I haven't yet! One of these days. Heard they're great.
I don't remember the video but Joe Robinette brought up Justin and NL Explorer and called it the real deal.
Joe robinet does not do anything that a normal dude could not do. I dont see anything special about the guy. Justin Barbour however, is a real outdoorsman :)
In Carbonear we call your fried dough, toutons. Awsm with lassy over them and a cup of tea or two. You're a great cook Justin
Enjoyed the video. Nice to have the dogs along they must love it. The Nfld landscape is like no where else.
You got that right, thanks Jeff!
I love watching your adventures. The great outdoors is the best thing in the world that we can all enjoy.... for free...! Keep up the good work man!
I agree with you. I have never been bored camping. I always find that question funny when people ask "what do you do when you are camping". Congrats on the full time teacher position and the move. Good stuff keep it up.
Thanks buddy I appreciate it. There's always something to do, or not do, when you're out there. Depends on the mood you're in!
Great dogs, great night in the woods! Awesome buddy, keep it up!
poor doggie but its good he recovering good and enjoice with you the camping
There’s nothing like an overnighter,fire,food and furry companions.Your a lucky man, enjoyed this very much.
Thanks for the kind words Paul, glad you could tune in. And of course I couldn't agree more with regards to getting out, it's where humans are meant to be! And remember, the best thing about a man is his dog(s). I can't go nowhere without them..
People need to learn to appreciate the very simple things in life...…...all winter long I spend as much time up in the woods as I can. Just head up with the chainsaw, spend a bit of time cutting, relax by the fire, and enjoy a nice mug of coffee. Just need the time to just get out and relax after working in an office environment day in and day out for 27 years. Most of my colleagues think I am a bit of a nut as they don't know what it all about as they have never experienced it themselves, but I look at it as my solstice. Plus, a bit of wholesome productive exercise with working hard in the woods and getting a bit of wood to enjoy in the woodstove at home.
Got to just get out and do it......
Really interesting to watch newfoundland is a great place and your videos are great to watch....
Glad to have you along, Bobby, more to come. All the best
Another Justin adventure enjoyed for sure - keep er up buddy
i watch all your stuff mate , your a legend
Thanks for doing these man, I really enjoy them.
Thanks for watching I appreciate it!
Good food, good company, some good IPA's and double IPA's. What more can you ask for. I have the same tent from crappy tire. I couldn't be happier with it for 15 or 20 bucks. I use it more often than my mec tent. Great video bud, cheers till the next one!
Man the things a beast. Full of burn holes what odds. Thanks for tuning in as always Chad. Hope your still getting out with the pup. All the best buddy
So many beautiful places to see on the good old island. Hope one day, if the lord allows I can get back to explore it as well. Great stuff man👍👌
Hey Justin, thanks for your point of view. We “viewers” don’t have the perspective that you do. I consider, now and again that you guys, like Robinet and stuff are ALONE and most of us don’t think of that. You said “Talkin’ to this camera”... and it reminded me of this. Thanks for inviting us into your world, I really value this. One day I will be able to contribute, I just need a bit more recovery time.
Thanks for coming along Lory I appreciate the kind words! I wish you the best. Justin
You're doing some great things, my man... Enjoying the outdoors with some grub and beer alongside the besties! Good stuff, keep 'em coming! Glad I can enjoy some adventures...If only vicariously.
The Flankers going there lol
there's nothing as good as going for a nice trip in the woods like that. I like your videos, good stuff.
Thanks Austin it certainly can't be beat. I appreciate you tuning in!
Yup, as usual, excellent, and of course, i have been buying equipment, even a fire-steel, and will be getting out. Slowly at first, i will do day camping and stuff locally, for practice, sure, before heading to northern Ontario, stuff like that.
And for sure your videos are very helpful, ah, and the sleeping mat, tent and fire set up, and all that, cheers.
Thanks Malcolm very glad you enjoyed it and learned something from watching. That's a win in my books. Good luck on your future outings, let me know if you have any questions. Cheers, Justin!
Thank you,
Reminds me of the time I took my bicycle up around lac st jean..I started from que city where I living st the time,say around 1987 I guess.i took a month..had my tent of course.
I didn't even encounter animals..the north shore going back to the city coming from tadusac.truly amazing journey.
I'm now 74.
Stay the course Justin. Newfoundland for ever.love the flag.i have one on my fridge here in Prague. (:-)
Thanks for the new video. I like the focus on camping/hiking/fishing/enjoying yourself.
I try my best, thanks Jason buddy. Cheers
Way to go Justin....and good on ya for keeping it real, beware the swag and sponsors, I can't watch Joe Robinette and Shawn James anymore with their ski-doos (with heated trailers for the dog), ATVs, pizza ovens and Fjallraven brassieres. Love it by the fire with the dogs. I want to get out to the Rock now, Thx
enjoyable nite fer sure - nice to see ur critters with ya -- any idea whe the 4th episode of the across NFLD video is comin - lookin forward to it -- must be sum trout in that brook - you fellas take care
I have the same tent! Best 20 bucks I ever spent!
Cool Been Waiting For Something By You !
Hopefully you make a new adventure soon..ive watch all your content... please give us more :-)
Thanks Annie lots more to come stay tuned : ) All the best in 2020, take care .
great overnighter Justin, it was a bit windy,this sure is a windy spring.great food love bread over the fire.cool boots you got there for Saku.take care and see you on the next one.
Thanks Wallace! Glad you tuned in. The wind has been rippin for sure. Blow the milk outta your tea lol. Hope all is well, cheers.
Nice outing Justin. We had a lingering winter this year as well and like you I was in no hurry to see it go. I enjoy to colder temps, I enjoy summer as well, but when it gets above 80*F I over heat so I go to the lake every day to cool down. I am already looking forward to next winter. Thanks for another great video and I look forward to more.
Thanks Roger you got that right. I love all seasons but my passion leans a little more towards Fall and Winter. All the best buddy. Cheers
Best of friends, they never said a word.. Great video..
Thanks Jim
I hear ya on the getting out and chillin and healing.
Only way to really recharge in my books.
Most people need the four wheeler and a camp with all the comforts of home.
That’s nice once n a while.
But this is way nicer!
Glad you shared this with us.
Really stoked for your expedition that’s getting closer by the day!!
I’ll be talking to ya before your departure, take care buddy ✌️
Thanks Rambler, appreciate you tuning in as always. Time is short for sure, its an insane feeling. Have a great summer in NB buddy, cheers!
You are right on!
43:48 " a thing of beauty is a joy forever: Its loveliness increases; it will never Pass into nothingness; but still will keep A bower quiet for us, and a sleep Full of sweet dreams, and health, and quiet breathing." John Keats 1795 - 1821
I'm super interested in getting a Cape Shore Water Dog! They seem like amazing companions!
Another great video. I miss going out on solo trips. Use to go for a week out fly fishing by myself in the Rockies. I agree it is a great release of stresses. Looking forward to the next vid.
Thanks for the kind words and for sharing your memories Richie. I bet those were unforgettable adventures. I hope you can get out there once more someday soon. Cheers, Justin.
richie brownlee u
i know i'm showing my age but have you ever tried layering tree boughs on the snow under the tent floor to insulate it somewhat? When I was a young fella we didn't have access to a lot of "modern day" camp equipment. Not many folks afforded tents with sewn in floors; we harnessed "nature" a lot more. What we called comfortable many today would call extreme primitive camping but its all we knew.
All the time Robert. Didn't do it here but I have plenty of times before. Love sleeping on boughs alone under a tarp in front of an open fire in the fall of the year. Probably my favourite way to camp. Appreciate you watching and dropping a line!
Thanks nice video good advice your buddies, make great company take care
Thanks Crow I appreciate. Can't go in the woods without mans best friend
Great video buddy!Always love hearing that fire pop!
Thanks Ernie, I appreciate it buddy! Can't beat the fire eh by. Music to the ears
Nice little training trips you had goin this season. Hopefully ya don't hit any that shite on ur trip this summer. And I say that in all seriousness.lol...watchin ur weather from Ontario today. All good preps tho eh.
Be safe and good luck to ya on the lead up bud. Amazing how you almost become part of the pack when Bears along.They understand u. Keep er lit brother!
Thanks, there were a few good lead up trips for sure. It all counts! I hope for good weather as well but also know that being in there for three months will expose me to just about everything mother nature has to offer up this way. Again thanks for the kind words and support, means a lot. The pack says hi too! lol Take care, cheers.
Im not gonna lie, I had that tent for a "supply tent" that wound up being slept in plenty of more times than it should have been!
Great video Justin!
Thanks buddy I hope it's all going well out west!
No mosquitoes anyway :)
You got that right!
Now that's my kind of April weather!
I loved the scenery, especially the fire crackling and the creek shots.
I enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching and for the kind words, I appreciate it. I also love the colder weather! The snow is so crisp and crunchy in the morning
Never cold just bad clothes. .i.lived 2 yrs in Iceland from 1972 thru to 74.it was the time of the cod wars where they were defending their livelihood from the fishing intruders sth newfoundland never did..merci buckets
Great video! Loves doing the same thing on the west cost around tge bay St.George area.
Thanks buddy, ya can't beat it. Especially on our native land! All the best
Hey Justin, just getting ready to go salmon fishing 4;07 on June 27/18. Frosty out here now just below freezing Central NL after few bad windy cold days. You are certainly taking on the elements out there buddy; great video just loving it......cheers uh-oh, looks like I got to spray the blossoms on my trees so the frost won't take them before I go, another delay!
Thanks for the kind words buddy! Hope ya had good luck on the water this morning. Despite all the beautiful weather! I'm planning to get out the weekend.
Hey buddy, Nice video ! I laughed at ol Saku getting a little jealous of Bear lol my dog does the same thing, they know they got it good and don't want anyone else moving in lol
Man, people ask me the exact same thing "Why go by yourself, what do you do?" and my answer was the same as yours, feels great to get out and away, just relax, watch the fire, have a beer, play with the dog, just get out. Congrats on getting a full time teaching gig, I know those aren't easy to come bye.
Thanks buddy I appreciate it. It was just a replacement until end of the year, which is today haha. But I will back subbing in the fall. Glad you enjoyed the vid. All the best, cheers.
Deadly video!! Really enjoyed watching.
Thanks for tuning in buddy, I appreciate it!
Another great video my friend. That book you were reading was it written by a relative of yours. Captain Barbour
Thanks Clifford! A relative yes, but a very distant one down the Barbour lineage.
Lol the dogs are savages too funny great video as always cheers my friend keep em comming ill keep watching !!!!
haha Saku can be a little protective over things at times but all in all they get along great. Thanks as always for the kind words!
Justin Barbour i know your dogs are awesome but the comment thier savages was funny thanks for the reply keep up the great work
poor Saku having to have that hab blanket on him lol , enjoy the outdoors nothin better esp with mans best friend !
lol. He asked for it. Thanks for tuning in Steve
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Thanks Donna!! I really appreciate those kind words. I hope you have a wonderful day, Justin.
Justin Barbour I still have my fingers crossed for documentary release before September!
Was in the Labrador bush for 83 days on another expedition not long back. Hoping to have Cross NL doc done by XMAS stay tuned!
I found you through Joe Robinet, he is not right. I am learning quickly that you are not right either. But you like Joe, are alright with me . . .YEEHAW, got yourself a new sub!
great job man.thanks love your videos .
Thanks Berndog I appreciate it
Awesome stuff!!
Thanks Warrior!
You do not want to wear your self out with worry. I spent a month getting ready for a long trip and another month in training. Tomorrow will take care of itself.
For sure Amsden I agree.
Finding yet another video Justin that I haven't seen yet.....enjoying them all. How old is Bear ?
Love your videos Justin , You gonna post some video of your trip across Labrador/Quebec???
Thanks Ivan in time!
Hi Nl explorer i wish I could visit where you are I'm in the UK my labordor looks just like sakoo it snowed here a lot last winter how do you get you dog to not pull her boots off🐕😁👍👍👍👍👍👍
Really enjoyed the video
Thanks Dan!
Another beauty of a video !!! Looks like you guys had a great time. I noticed we have the same folding saw, was wondering what you thought of it ? Also, good choice on the Goose IPA 😀 one of my personal favorites. Can't wait for your next video cheers pal.
Thanks Pierre! I love that orange Bacho. Small and cuts great. And the Goose IPA goes nice by the fire! All the best buddy take care
Hey Justin great vid. Have you seen any orange painted wooden/plastic posts in the woods and trees with nails and numbered tags in them on your travels?
Thanks Ted nope not that I can recall. What does that indicate?
I work with forest inventory and we have 1200 plots all over the island and lab. for inventory purpose. just thought you may have seen one in the woods on your travels.
Hey buddy, just wanted to check in and see how you are doing? Miss seeing your video's. Hope all Is well.
Thks for asking i'll be back soon. Was in the Labrador bush for 83 days on an expedition not long back. Vids to come, stay tuned!
Justin I did read about half of 40 nights adrift by J. Barbour. Found it a hard read. Are you related to Joby ? I knew and met him.
u should come to cape breton and do a few videos
I'd love to one day for sure, played a lot of hockey over that way!
Saku has a bit of a chessie coat going on. I have sledded more than one chesapeake. You shouldn't be the one pulling the sled! Thanks for the video.
mushercdn thanks there is Chessie in him for sure. He was hauling me earlier in the winter. But I like to get a workout every now and then haha
Another interesting adventure. What kind of critters do you see in your neck of the woods?
Thanks! All kinds of critters in NL from Squirrels to Rabbits from Moose to Black Bear. Seen a Grouse on the way in but didn't get it on camera.
Did Sak ever end up apologizing to Bear?
It looks like you use the outer shell of the parka only is that correct? I know they are a great windbreaker,great work
Thanks, I bought that just like it was at an Army Surplus store a few years back. It is double layered Gortex but you're correct, it does not have any actually insulation but does a great job with the wind.
Hey I don't know who Riley was but I think he would envy your life
fun stuff my son ty ! :)
bear started it and saku got the blame lol. bear bear bear bear lol
Turn your back on that steak and “mans best friend” will make the steak disappear! Love the video!
haha for sure! They are like seagulls around food. Especially Saku. Thanks for the kind words!
Boredom does not exist in the bush for some, there is always something new to see. A good read by the way a relative I assume...:-}
You got that right Caper. There are endless things to see, hear, smell, touch, taste and do! And yes Job Barbour is a distant relative of mine. Was caught adrift for 68 days in the Atlantic from NL to Scotland. Great book I highly recommend it.
"Glimpses of the Barren Lands" Captain Thierry Mallet circa 1930....:-}
i haven't seen before ;)
sounds like the city folks are the ones who ask about what you do out there when you go on an adventure. there is a ton of things to do in nature. city folks need to leave the city and get into nature and unwind and appreciate our wonderful planet. i love to go out in nature. getting out of the city is paradise. we take our dogs when my wife and i go on adventures. and it never fails....time goes by entirely too quick when we are in nature. when i am out and about, i always try to think of something i can do to stay out there and not come back. when i do retire, i will definitely be off grid deep in nature. a lot of people are in prison in cities. they work and do everything there and rarely leave the city. i could never be in their shoes. i was definitely born in the wrong century. i would have loved to have been born well before he BIG technology boom. technology is okay, but since the world has spiked in technology, any new inventions arent as impressive as some of the inventions discovered 200-300 years ago. like take for example the invention of the computer and the invention of the engine.......one is ridiculous in the amount of technology....the other is not near as in depth in technology.....it is just an engine.......but think about how much the engine changed things.....a lot of manual labor was gone with the engine and the time savings with an engine. any how.....take care....and another great video.....
Can you point me in the right direction of where to get that kind of tent
The one in the intro that takes the stove
bear is the best dog
Awesome just Awesome
Thanks!!
Good morning Justin who is captain Job barber is it a relative of yours
Another great video man.
One question, What's your opinion on the boots for Saku?
Ive got a pitbull that i would like to take out hiking and such in the NL winters, but they aren't really built for winters, especially NL winters. lol
Thanks Chris. I think the boots are well worth it. Saku's are a bit small for him but will work. Make sure you get the measurement as accurate as possible if you decide to pick any up. But overall I think it would be great for comforting your pup on some winter excursions. Takes them some time to get used to them but that's way she goes.
Beauty!
Thanks for tuning in!
Loves it my sonion!
Thanks buddy I appreciate it!
Where ya at byyyyyy
Cleared my calendar for the next 51:33.
haha thanks buddy
Are you related to Captain Joe Barbour.
Shit... Saku’s a Habs fan???
I don't get the time line? Was this after the 700 click trip?
It was yes. The 700km trip was april to june in 2017. This vid above was last spring. Thanks for watching
Why does the Husky have to be kept tied up all the time?
Because she's just recovering from a major knee surgery and is not supposed to be running in deep snow. Typically I have her free roaming unless it's the night then I tie her. Lot's of Moose Caribou Coyotes and Bears (later in Spring) around and she likes to roam far. She'll always come back but only when she wants and at night time that could be dangerous for her.
Cool. I guess that I never thought of Huskies as run off and be so independent. Never owned one, and the image sticks of the sled team and staying together. But dogs do have their own personalities.
yes for sure, she's does what she wants but will never run away!
yes for sure, she's does what she wants but will never run away!
cool
nice bud
Thanks Joe!
Where ya been man miss ya! You've been tagged by 13 prevail to show us your steak peace!
haha thks buddy. Well I was in the Labrador sticks for 83 days on an expedition now I am on vacation down south. When I am back in NL I will have a steak vid up. Be a couple weeks or so. Also hoping to have a 4-6 part series on my 68 day across Newfoundland journey posted here by Xmas. Stay tuned!
You're wild bro! Love your vids I can't wait!! Awesome.
great "work"
Be careful with the dog boots in warm weather. The dog can over heat. There is zero difference between a husky foot and other dogs feet. A dog pad is a dog pad.
Yes for sure they are only meant for colder weather or if a paw gets tender. And a husky has to have a little more protection with the extra fur around the feet and thicker tougher pads. It's bred down through generations. That husky has roots in Labrador. But I don't truly know the science behind it
It depends on the lineage of husky. Alaskans (racing huskies) have a lot of hunting dog in them. They are also made to do a lot of milage. Distance ones can do a 100 MILES a day for 10, days straight or so. They get booted up due to the abrasion of so many miles. Your traditional old time husky, which you seem to have could not do that. I do not put booties on my dogs very often but most of my runs are less than 35 km or less and they do that 4 times a week. Abrasive ice is a different story. It is better to stay home until more snow falls. Just remember that a dog cools itself, also, through its feet. I had a booted chessie overheat once. It was hairy. But boot removal and a snow belly rub got him out of the bush.
Thanks for sharing those stories, great tips!
He supposed to eat dessert after dinner
Gotta mix it up! thanks for watching
Where ya at byyyyyy ! Haven’t heard nutting from ya
I'll be back soon. Was in the Labrador bush for 83 days on an expedition not long back. Vids to come, stay tuned!
:)