Finding the Rhythm -10 Days, 10 Items; Alone on an Island in the Canadian Wilderness Ep. 3
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Join me in an adventure of a lifetime.
I spend 10 days alone with 10 items in a backpack, I live/camp on an Island, have a canoe to travel in search of food.
I live on fish and whatever small reserves I had.
I encounter Eagles, loons, and beaver, see sign of Black Bear, Moose, and many other animals
I have epic sunsets, strong camp vibes, and lots of time to think and film.
I build a semi permanent shelter, chair, tripod, carve a spoon, and have endless camp chores.
This is the second video in a mini series, I have a ton of footage.
The next video in the series will be out soon.
I hope you all enjoy 10 Days, 10 Items ; Alone on an Island in the Canadian Wilderness.
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I wanna take two seconds to really underline how professional these are. The amount of time you must spend editing, moving cameras, incredible. Shows a trumendous dedication to your craft and you are officially the best there is out there.
I truly, truly admire your work. You need to make films. Actual big screen things. Please.
I really appreciate that!
He really does a great job with his videos
On par or perhaps even better than Survivorman, which was probably edited by a team of pros.
John H. - easy there. Les is the OG
@@John-yy1oy Yeah Les Stroud is a survival bushcraft OG
joe: takes shit in woods
bear: oh wow thats fresh. hey human im coming to get some burch bark
I've never sat on youtube this long watching the same consecutive video series. I have no idea what you did different, but so far, watching these have been incredible. Thank you for doing this. This inspires me for my backpacking trips. Thank you for this.
@Christopher i think it has to do with the simple editing such as oversaturated with montages and the tranquil effects that come with the lack of music maybe? Idk
I've watched the whole video and he did everything wrong even lost a fish cant chop cant saw cant cook fish his bed did that wrong cant believe he didn't get scurvy his tarp shelter I could go on forever so stupid to try and go canoeing in that wind it's like watching a ten year old going camping that just learned outdoor camping from RUclips the only thing he didn't mess up was editing this video lol I guess that's why he's entertaining 😂 -sarcastic reply-
26:16
Tries to stick axe in stump... Fails first time: "..."
Fails second time: "..."
Fails third time: "Okay..."
Don't know why that made me laugh XD.
nah i'm with you there lol got me too
HAHAHA i cant stop laughing
I came to the comment section specifically for this comment... because I did the same
the daily struggle of the human condition which we are all accustomed to.
I live for moments like that
I don’t usually watch long ass RUclips videos.. but when I do, they are *Joe Robinets* !!
NickPDX22 And don’t forget Does a Robinet crap in the woods. 😗
NickPDX22 yep, same here
Same
It's been 4 years since I quit TV, but Joe and his buddies fill that void for my Tube needs.
true
I have never waited for a youtube video to come out like my favorite shows on TV or something, but now I do with your videos brother. Joe you have really gotten exceptional at making these videos and bringing us into your adventures. Bravo and thanks!
awesome to hear! thanks :)
I wait for his videos to come out too, lol. It's my favorite show.
Brilliant joe just brilliant
Thanks for the effort you take in making these videos......James from Scotland.
exact Canadian location please, want to Google earth this area.
What I respect about this guy is he always gives thanks l, either the pike or tree or sun or whatever. Respect for the sacrifice and life. Very admirable. Never wasteful.
"I'm definitely low energy and I'm getting winded faster than normal."
*Proceeds to muscle a 20 foot tall tree where he wants it*
The triumph in this moment though! I felt like I was there with him
Thought that was pretty funny as well... then he later says he's exhausted and needs some food. I wonder why? haha
Skilled bushman, terrible fisherman 😂
Great pike catch, I am really happy that you got that pike in your boat. Awesome!! Cant wait for the next episodes. Lilly
Survival Lilly you are too one of the best out there. Love your channel.
We love your videos
Poooooooo
We love you also Lilly!!! Plus you have nicer hair than Joe!!!
Can you do a vid featuring other survival channels?
My favorite series. Thanks for the amazing content Joe!
bru just shut the fuck up, you don't even watch the videos you comment on
Star Baretta was that really necessary? No it wasnt
Star Baretta Not necesseary...
Star Baretta This series I do.
Star Baretta not necessary at all
Hey Joe, if you're having trouble landing the fish, SHARPEN your hooks with a nail file or small similar shaped sharpening stone. Even brand new unused hooked are not half as sharp as they can be with just a little lick of a stone.
It really seems to me if you're having a problem setting the hook its an edge thing. Especially with Pike and their hard boney heads.
Its amazing how dull a hook can be even when it feels sharp. And its even more amazing how a good edge on the hook really helps with issues like this.
When he cut the tree I was literally in front of my PC yelling 'you got this! More!'
When you’re running on empty and eat a meal, your body has to shut down in order to use your last bit of energy and digest the food. You’ll soon bounce back after an hour or so.
Very useful information.. thank you
Yes I feel this way when I wait too long to take my lunch break at work lol
It also works the same for when you over eat, your body has to use MORE energy to digest everything and it makes you feel tired... This is what people call a "food coma"
Joe, just wanted to mention that I look forward to your videos each week dude. It's nice to sit down and watch something calm, peaceful, and real for an hour. Thanks for taking the time to document these trips.
EDIT: Also, bam son!
thanks!
Hey joe,ever thought of taking a little gold mining pan with you when your away in the back of beyond,you never know what you could stir up in them streams, a little swill around in the odd stream could be VERY fruitful mate. Cheers James from Scotland .
My friend always takes his with him when we are hiking in the mountains. South Island is New Zealand is a good place for it.
i hope somebody looks at me the way joe looks at birch trees some day.
Do u mean run up to u and start stripping away ur layers? 🤣
Joe, I love your videos. I love how you show us when you make a mistake, you don't over edit.......its very real. You also have a terrific attitude, you are a skilled bushman but you are also very humble......keep up the great work!
Joe when you are very hungry your blood glucose levels are down and upon eating, blood is diverted to the stomach and intestines for use in digestion and absorption of food.Additionally the pancreas releases insulin to get glucose into the tissue cells for energy after you eat. This is why you feel more tired after eating. Preferential blood flow, insulin surge and dehydration are combining to cause this.
Absolutely love the videos, Joe. They got me though a hard time last year :) keep doing amazing videos!
great to hear that, man!
@@josephallen19 hard time breathing and fatigue? Pike nearly every day? I heard Pike have a decent amount of Mercury in them, you said after lunch you'd start to feel fatigued instead of energized. So maybe you were just eating too much Pike - getting too much Mercury in your system?
when getting a fish bite: be sure to let them swallow that hook, then yank that line real hard, to make sure they're well hooked before reeling them in. :)
Thanks for this! Have never fished and wondered why so many got away :-)
I know im a bit late but you were bringing them in to quickly, let them tire and swim and control with pressure, if you take your time the fish wont have as much energy at the side of the boat and it wont flip itself off the hook as much, you may already know this but its something i just noticed,, Tight lines 🙂
@@consonantsandvowels1 you should convince one of your parents to go on a one nighter w you. You can easily get a decent fishing bundle (rod and a reel) for 70 dollars + 4 lures + some fishing line, so 80-90 dollars.
Am I doing it wrong when I wait like 0,5-1 seconds, then I kinda like whip it as hard as I can, and keep good pressure after. I do try to tire them real good if they're big. I'm trying to figure this out, because it feels like I'm cursed. My brother or my dad don't lose fish much if at all, and I'm lucky if I can land 2 out of 5 bites.
Hello Joe I hope to grow up and be like u. Your a big guide for me and teach me lots. Hope to see more of this mini series.
Someone by the username of Melt suggested a "Look at the size of that bear poop" Shirt for merch. He has a good idea Joe.
“It’s fun to have fun” - Joe
I’m totally going to use that 👍🏻
Myself and a few people I know get excited when they see a birch tree, glad to see you’re with us Joe. 👍
Seeing an Eagle is good medicine.
you REAAAAALLY earned that subscription dude.
i just moved schools and had leave all my friends and i find it really comforting to just sit and watch your videos. keep doing what you love joe, you are super awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Loons have to be my favorite bird due to the majestic sound they produce; such a cool sound really sets the mood on late nights.
About your concerns about energy during the video (I know you're back already): it probably wasn't the fish making you tired. You didn't have very much to eat altogether while you were out there, and you had been active for 3 days by that point. You were also fighting the wind all day while walking around. Additionally, try bringing barley instead of rice for longer trips. Rice is a simple carb and causes sharp spikes in energy & then energy plummets, whereas complex carbs like Barley and Oats release every slowly and steadily. You could also consider bringing some protein / oat bars just in case for when you do find yourself in deep energy lulls like in this video.
He was probably going into ketosis as a result of a low carb diet.
Mike Dang Good advice. Also not sure why he doesn't have a canteen for water to take with him in the canoe over the day. Dehydration can wreck your day and u don't really realize why until it's too late eh.
Yes, he definitely should look into nutrition and cooking a bit more for any future long trips. It would make it a lot more enjoyable, as you have more energy and don't feel depleted of anything. Just off the top of my head, lentils would be excellent. As you can not only cook them directly, but you can sprout them and get a good source of vitamins. For the dehydrated vegetables, you will just cook away the already lowered vitamin-C content.
So in 3 days you'd have some fresh sprout salad to replenish the vit-C. Or be prepared to eat fish raw to not become fatally depleted in vit-C.
uruk Ya good point, as lentils are also a protein source. Maybe even take some vitamin fortified protein powder to top you up on a day long paddle with a water filter bottle. He takes such long stretches with out fuel doing so much physical labour it make me tired watching sometimes lol
Yeah, I guess it's good enough, but heat destroys vit-C. But as it's been used for centuries or even forever to prevent scurvy. Though they didn't know it as such, just something that made you feel better on a low-vitamin winter diet.
So yeah, it does work, but it's slowly broken down into other things, I don't know the exact reactions.
So better yet would be to just chew some pine or spruce needles and spit the fiber. But if you're boiling all your water, it's an excellent way to make a tastier water... if you like it, that is.
I wouldn't recommend the liver of a predatory fish, but fish-liver is also a good source of vitamins. Also the roe. That'd be a treat.
I don't think there's anything wrong with you bro. The whole reason for being out there is to relax and enjoy the wilderness life, and then it's windy out there. I'd be kicking back by the water with a nice cold one and relax. Nothing wrong with taking a nap. You gotta alot of things on your mind being alone out there. I wish I was out there myself, but I feel like I am, with your experience. Keep it up. I look forward to the next one.
Just starving out there!! Gotta be hard on the body brother. Hope you recover well from this adventure. We truly appreciate your sacrifice. Really enjoying it my friend.
Cheers!
You should’ve used those dead/dying fish as bait Joe!!!
Aw man seeing that i wanted to shout for you to pick them up through the screen 😆
I think you made a good call on not going out on the water.
It's been a spiffy lil'' series .
Thanx
1 lbs of lean pike is 500 calories, so you'd need to catch and eat 5 lbs of pike and therefore need to catch 5 fish the size Joe caught. If you ate the skin and brain only, you'd only need to eat 2 lbs, but you'd need to throw away most of the fish and would probably need 10 fish to create the 2 lbs of skin and throw away 8lbs of lean meat. Question is, can anyone really eat 5 lbs of fish a day? This is what people mean by protein poisoning. You just can't eat that much lean meat to replace the calories you burn.
I think he needs to sharpen hooks first Chris?
I was just about to comment this, after eating a fish that size you feel it should power you through the day but instead it only keeps you going for a couple of hours. I can keep myself alive for a long time in the nature but hunger and weakness are a constant companion. For fishing I've moved to setups you can just leave and come back to every now and then, actively casting is awfully time consuming and unreliable. Late in the summer when the mushrooms and berries are in season it briefly feels I´m living off the land and not simply surviving but in a long run I feel hunting and trapping is something I must get into if I really wish to feel like I´m self sufficient out there. It´s a hard challenge but for me the most exciting one there is.
Yes, sharp hooks, but also he badly needs a net for landing pike. Lifting a few pounds out of the water is always a high risk for loss.
Berries is a tough one. I find 1 lbs of berries will last about the same as a belly full of lean meat. So if I ate 1 lbs of berries and 1 lbs of lean meat, then I would be good for 4 hours. If I could repeat this, I'd be okay indefinitely, but that's a lot of material to put through your digestive system and you start to poop 3 times a day. Ask me how I know this!!!
I find berries and many other plants work best when you eat small quantities but very often while performing other tasks, keeps your blood sugar balanced between meals and isn't too hard on your digestion. I've definitely eaten too much berries, mushrooms and birch sap at once to know how fun the aftermath is without a toilet. :D I've tried to learn all the possible wild edibles in my area because hunger is much more bearable if you still get all the vitamins and nutrients your body needs. Even if you could eat enough rice and pike to satisfy your hunger it still makes you feel horrible in a couple of days when the nutrients you don't get from those start to get depleted.
Hey Joe love watching your show from Ireland where we have a saying for everything which goes like there is no prosperity without discipline! Nice work
Re : Low Energy Levels
When you don't eat enough calories, you're likely to feel tired most of the time.
The number of calories needed for basic functions within a 24-hour period is referred to as your resting metabolic rate.
Most people have a resting metabolic rate higher than 1,000 calories per day. Adding physical activity can increase your daily needs by another 1,000 calories or more.
Restricting intake to fewer than 1,000 calories daily can slow down your metabolic rate and lead to fatigue since you're not taking in enough calories to support even the basic functions that keep you alive.
Summary: Eating too few calories can lead to fatigue due to insufficient energy
Enjoy your videos :)
In the military when we were out on exercise out daily energy budget was 5-6000 cal, and we still lost weight.
And also wondering if his blood sugar was really low - so when he eats, it spikes, then he crashes (?)
I wish I had the courage and ability to do what you do Joe! Done professionally! Outstanding editing!
thanks!
Going to the supermarket or hiking around the world, both requires small steps :-)
I'm very surprised you don't throw a few pouches of dehydrated instant soup mix into your food pack. Even if you don't want it as soup you can throw it in with the rice and the fish for added flavor. Maybe a cube of beef or chicken bullion too as they can make broth for your rice or ramen noodles. Love the video series!!
MsPrincesspaulina I thought the same thing
One of the survivors of alone was able to keep fed mainly be creating a fish broth with the left over undesirable bits of fish, the bones, head, cartlidge and non digestion organs. There is alot of energy and nutrients and even vitamins in those parts, by cooking it low and slow they leach out into the water, after cooking remove what's left and add whatever other food you have like foraged veges and you have a very filling meal with no waste.
Yep. 100% Paulina. Veggie Boullion cubes are so small and can make your rice or anything taste great.
You can also make "poor mans lobster" with any white fish. Just cube up the meat and boil in sugar water with some lemon slices. Boil until they start to float.
In Saskatchewan, we use Burbot or refer to them as Dog Fish and that is where Poor Man's Lobster comes from around our part of the World. Boil the cubes in water and them in butter. Absolutely nothing wrong with it. Or do it on a cookie sheet basting it with butter like you would a lobster.
Thanks for taking us along Joe. Relaxing watch it before I go to bed and let the bs of life slip away.
Joe is one of the few people on youtube that I will happily sit through ads for. Keep doing your thing man :-)
Joe, please. I need a "LOOK AT THE SIZE OF THAT BEAR POOP" shirt. Please Joe. Merch.
Melt like a “LOOK AT THE SIZE OF THAT BEAR 💩”
I don't always agree with with someone but I need that shirt in my life
One of few shirts i would buy😂
😆😆
Ooh ooh. I want that too.
Not drinking enough water can make you feel hungry another good video cheers and thanks
Hi Joe, I have chrons and after eating sometimes I get super tired to the point I can’t really fight it. Especially outdoors. It could be your system fighting a flare.
This series is so awesome. I discovered bushcraft a few weeks ago and have done nothing but research it since. Due to issues I have with my back, I'm trying to find a nice median between ultralight backpacking and bushcrafting. Watching your channel has already taught me so much. I do have a budget for how much to spend on my hobbies each month, so over the next few months I'll be putting together my pack. Hopefully by late summer / fall I'll be able to do my first overnighter. I also have a rottweiler, so it'd be awesome to take him
Man I love birds. What a beautiful eagle
Great video Joe, but you scared the crap out of me 😄when you decided you wanted to go canoeing with those white caps. I was hollering at my monitor, " don't do it Joe, stay the heck off that lake." Then I remembered you were home safe. 😄 Thank goodness your commonsense kicked in and you stayed on shore.
That Eagle did a fly by just for Joe!! So awesome!!!
this bloke is a bloody legend
Can't begin to tell you how much I love your videos! This series this last few weeks has been amazing ! Thanks Joe
That eagle was beautiful 😍😍😍
Michael's Explorations thank you
Yet evil.
@@ethanrivera-728 how?
@@bobthebuilder2922 GAY
Love the channel mate, very glad I found you and very appreciative of the time and effort you put into filming these trips. As a Wilderness EMT/Medic/Firefighter of almost 2 decades and a very experienced backcountry traveler... FOR GOD SAKES DRINK MORE WATER. You really need it to process your food and get the energy out of all the food you eat. I;d also highly suggest you go take a wilderness Medicine class and at the very least get your WFR if you haven't already. You'd be surprised how much of the "common knowledge" medical practices are just rubbish once you really dig into the subject. Been a rafter/backpacker/backcountry explorer for many many years and the medical training I've gotten (and that I now teach to give back to the younger generation of outdoorsmen) has proven to be as valuable as the gear I've acquired.
Hey man, is there is any recommended reading or resources to cover some of that knowledge that has been helpful to you?
I cannot remember the last time I sat through this much content without getting up and doing other stuff. Hollywood movies don't do it anymore. Real life videos like this one are great
Wooded Beardsman did a whole series showing that it is very difficult to get sufficient daily calories solely from fish. Might explain why you were stuffed and then quickly hungry again.
Fishing Tip. Sharpen your hooks and make sure to SET the hook before you begin to reel in. And many lures come with cheap dull hooks. I replace them with much better made hooks.
Props to you for giving him some tips, but I think he knows all this by now
Yeah, I would use bigger trebles for pike; and also the travel rod he is using doesn’t seem to have much backbone; so setting the hook and keeping the fish pinned would be more of a challenge.
Josh Cordonnier Yes def bigger hooks.
mobiltec use treble hooks also much sharper and increases the chances in landing the fish
landing a pike from a canoe is hard enough as is. the second they pop there mouth up out the water they thrash and usually always spit the hook you gotta keep the tip down and keep the head submerged and a net is always helpful.
Your reactions when you catch a fish or loose a fish are diamonds! The shear delight like a child or the utter devastation, from one moment to another... This is LIVING.
Cooked fish is very filling and won't give you much energy ! that's why you feel and looked tired. Great video !
I was a little concerned when you were about to take the canoe out on the lake in the gusty winds for "fun". Glad you thought better of it, and settled on making a spoon instead.
Upload longer vids please! This is very interesting.
Man, I loved that wind!!! You were smart to stay put!!! But still loved it. Cleans the air!!!!!
This is better than any movie. When you were struggling with the canoe in the face of that gale I was thinking, DON'T DO IT! DON'T DO IT! Ha So glad you listened to me. HA
Those Loons sound amazing. Calls to me. I'm really enjoying this saga. Wishing you all the best. God bless.
You need carbs as well as protein! The lard should leave you good to go with fats. As you just said, you have been burning a lot of calories scouting and paddling and working on the site.
Indeed, his body is starved of simple sugars which is causing a hypoglycemic state due to low blood sugar levels... very dangerous state to be in, alone in backcountry.
G Clark not necessarily, our ancestors before the times of grain maybe ate 20-40g of carbs a day only from fruit. I've started a strictly no grain/no dairy/no soy diet and I'm eating maybe 60g of carbs a day. Never felt better
Spoiler alert he survived
The symptoms he describes almost sound like keto flu.
TheNoobStevio yes, but if he's not eating a Keto diet regularly at home and he just drops his carb intake down to those levels he will get sick. Something similar happened to a Veteran Suicide Awareness PCT through Hiker a few months back.
4 words. Lightweight Collapsible Fish Net.
Almost like being there...with no black flies, tick, or skeeters! Love the loon calls.
You know it’s a good series when you like the vid right away before even watching.
Dang it! I want ep#4 tonight -getting pumped to get out
Thanks for the video Joe I'm excited to watch the next episode in your adventure!
Man i was having an awful day, and now it's about to be a good one.
Joe Robinet = the Robert Whitaker of the outdoors!
YES.have been patiently waiting all evening for this 😎😎😎😎cheers Joe😎
Yayy Another One Time To Get Some Snacks
Nickolas Green Outdoors thats what im talking about nick
Nickolas Green Outdoors sup man I’m Sub to u too
Nickolas Green Outdoors love your channel bro 🙌🙌🙌🙌⛺🌲🌲🌲
Thanks Guys 😀 I appreciate the support
Only just found these vids. Enjoyable easy watching. And it answers the ancient question of bears, poo and woods.
Take a couple or three bandannas with you. They weigh practically nothing and take up little space. They can be used for many things among which is filtering your water to remove the debris. Great videos.
Regarding that lunch time fatique...fish are primarily protein which takes the longest and most calories for your body to digest (20-30% of the energy of the protein consumed goes to digesting it)...sounded like you were experiencing the fatigue associated with low intake of carbohydrates. Any wild starches would give you a quicker boost
Hey Joe. Long time watcher , have learned so much from you . Before I forget great shot of the Eagle..how Awesome. Just wanted to say hi Keep the the videos comin . Thanks from Craig Nash
It’s so satisfying seeing all the spiky bits on the trees getting cut of ☺️😂
I would pay for cable just to watch you on TV. You really have something here and in my opinion are one of the best on youtube. This is a very raw and entertaining outlook on life in the wild and is a true joy to watch. Keep up the good work!!!
Love your channle Joe Robinet! You inspire me to get outdoors more. CAMPING, FISHING, FIRE AND CAMP BUILDING. All great. Good jod. I hope your channle grows more and all goes good!!
SURFDAYMATE10 incorrect name lol
I knew that. Lol. Got off work and started slamming beer.
Happy friday xD
Awwww maaaan.....you edited I wanted to see what name you put lol
Joe why do you always upload when I'm about to sleep? LOL
Jimbo lol
Better question. Why do sleep when Joe uploads a new video? Think about THAT.
Haha.
one word. Canada
Haha
So, just getting to this series, and you - Joe - need to know that I am a fan. The big tree next to the shoreline... I found myself leaning in my chair as you fought and won the battle to keep it from falling into the water. Thanks for being so real, an average guy out for some fun and using all that you have learned and know. At age 59 I want to try this sometime. Not many opportunities in So Cal though. :) Thx
Hi Joe, really digging this series of vids. As an avid fisherman myself here in Australia I couldnt help but notice the high number of fish lost due to poor hookups. I've found from personal experience that swapping out the treble hooks on my lures for slightly larger single hooks helps dramatically with solid hookups resulting in less fish lost at the boat. I mainly swap them out for eye safety as I have seen many a lure spat at the boat narrowly missing the eyes of unsuspecting fisherman. I can see this being beneficial in a survival situation too! Just my 2c. Keep em coming man!
Amazing series Joe. The scenery and nature are captivating, and with your camermanship and leadership i really feel like im there!
I stumbled across your account a couple days ago when I seen my brother watching your videos online. I can’t stop watching your videos😂. Let me just say I am obsessed with your account. Your videos are amazing. Your videos are very interesting to watch but calming at the same time. Keep up the incredible work👏👏👏❤️❤️.
Saw*
I just wonder how many females watch this kind of thing...I live in AK, and my hubby and I go off the grid sometimes, floating the river, fishing for salmon,and camping out..not quite as rustic as this but we’ve often had a 3 day diet of jerkey, water, fish, bread and beer. Love this series.
the way your eyes light up every time you hear a loon...
Sharpen up your hooks Joe! ;) I'm really enjoying this mini series. Thanks for such great content.
Boys oh boys... If I ever won a Lotto I would do something like that because it looks like a lifestyle that beats the lifestyle of city living.
Nature is free city living isnt you could have all the money in the world and still never feel the freedom mother nature gives you...If you need to win the lotto to do this then your going about it in the wrong way!
I would buy a fishing/hunting lodge in the appropriate place in the north of the country and live there.
OMG it was so awesome that you got that eagle on film. That was amazing. I just love your videos. I learn so much from them. I feel like I'm on the adventure with you since I can't do this stuff because of the medical issues I suffer from. The scenery where you are at is breath taking. Thanks Joe Robinet for your videos. Can't wait to see the next one. Stay blessed.
Yes!! actually checked YT to see if you posted the new video already the last few days. Finally able to watch it now and enjoying every second of it. Good work man!
Money in the bank shorty what you drank lol. Joe always be bustin some ole school rap.
If early 2000s is considered ole school
I've found that when camping, I'm not as worried about sleeping weird times as long as I'm eating and drinking enough.
It's a different workload and you may need some other rest because your sleep schedule is off.
I enjoy my afternoon naps.
...expects to binge watch one of your future adventures on Netflix. The amount of items is not what makes this works, it's your persona. Good job!
That was so satisfying watching you push that tree and succeeding
YES! My day can finally start
Joe Robinet I know you got a fire playlist...
Joe. My favorite video/series to this point. Leaves me waiting for next video.
Consider doing a similar trip,but for longer. Do it with just the opposite. Paddle in everything you can fit .
See how amazing a shelter and extras you can create in say three weeks.
A Swiss family Robinson sort of challenge
Out in the middle of no where and theres still a plane in your video!! Lol I kid, good stuff Joe.
Dude. 4 words.Tony Chacheres Creole seasoning..,boom..,done.
No carrying salt pepper....it's all in dere an it's all good. Cajuns we eat a lot o dem swimmies us! Great series.
T-boys is better
The herb one is good on fish.
beer, nachos and Joe here we gooo
Ban - Same here! But my GSD is by my side.
Joe I been watching for awhile now didn't even have the bell icon on 🙄🙄 but I low key love you're humor, you are a cool ass dude you always keep the positive no matter what feats you face. And that takes something special something a lot of people don't have. I wish you all the better keep up the amazing videos! Oh and don't forget to cook up a tasty meal for scout!
i just love seeing the pure and innocent excitement he gets making these videos!!