Survival journal, day 3. I'm still watching old episodes with no end in sight. The Canadian talks at me, but I fear that he lost his mind long ago. The side panel whispers of a distant "Season 3". Will I ever see my family again?
this was personally the most brutal out of the survivorman episodes, really shows Les' both physical and mental endurance. thankful that Les uploaded all of these on youtube totally free all for our viewing pleasure.
@@matthewcallgreen4551 for sure, as someone who's not enthusiastic of big waters myself I can imagine how much of a toll it takes on your mental, then on the other hand the alternative is sleeping on the bed of Amazonian jungle with an infinite amount of insects around you and what not. I agree with you, Lost at Sea was the most mentally challenging one and Amazon was the most physical. Also thanks for commenting on my 11 month old comment, now I want to rewatch some Survivorman hehe.
Yes, it's a amazing how a place so full of life, insects plants and animals has so little to survive on. You expect a lack of resources in some other places. And I did expect the danger here due to teeming life but there's very little commensurate resources unless your raised in an indigenous tribe w generations of knowledge and ability.
I always loved how no nonsense you were with your show. I like survival videos, but they’re often over the top with their presentation and rarely show how hard it truly can be in the outdoors.
Noone has been able to compete with him and it has been known in the survival world for a while, closest to it was dual survival and they were pretty mild
Tigers can have an urge to kill a specific person, mostly only out of revenge.But it seems this cat dint need revenge, just human dinner (especially, cuisine du Canadiennes).
I remember I first watched this episode years ago on a weeknight. By the end of the episode, watching him suffer felt so real it had exhausted me. I was even scratching at bugs that weren’t there. It felt so good to sleep in my bed that night, his experience is so well put together it effectively wiped me out.
my favorite survivor man of all time, I always remembered how haunting and paranoid it felt when les has to walk back to camp to avoid the jaguar stalking him. I wouldve quit right when I saw the first bullet ant and all the bugs orbiting your face.
That's how some folks fish in the south, it's called " noodling ", it's actually pretty common, I'm from Georgia and folks down here do that stuff all the time
I watched all the seasons for man vs wild, primal survivor (recommend), naked and afraid. But my personal fave is less stroud survivorman. Miss him jamming his harmonica. Thank you
You should also check out the show Alone. It was a canadian production for the first 5 or 6 seasons, and Netflix bought it and produced the most recent season. Would highly recommend if you're into shows like this.
Man vs Wild was proven to be fake ( except Bear eating bugs ) and Naked and Afraid was also proven to be fake as well, many a woman on that show has said that when they got sick, the crew were right there and would give them water, baby food and some tiny medical treatments, it's all fake my dude, Les is the real deal, now that Show Alone is another awesome show to watch, the winner of the 1st season lives only 4 hours from me, we're both from Ga and it was awesome to see a Georgia boy win the 1st season because it shows us Ga folks have the grit to survive in the woods, hell even the desert because as kids our dads and uncles taught us stuff about how to live off the land and all.
The sound of a big cat growling from behind you in the middle of a pitch black rainforest must've been unbelievably terrifying. I about shit when I heard that growl. Thank god Les is still here!
Imagine he was like the dum dum son of the Village tribe leader and he kept on hunting with the guys blindly shooting with his blow gun, sometimes catching fellow tribe members with the poisoned darts. lol
One dude who slept on the ground in the Amazon said he woke up and the whole ground was moving. He noticed 3 meters all around him there was nothing but ants. You might had thought that special effect in Indian Jones and the Crystal Skull where that guy is eaten alive by swarms of ants is just made up, actually... its not that far from reality.
I live in a city with 150 000 people. However, its surrounded by the forest... Amazon forest... woke up with a snake on me... imagine what this man is going through.
This dude flew to the Amazon with cameras to make this video and people are down here complaining they have to watch ads. Likely at home enjoying the comforts and dry
I enjoy how Les embraces different cultural practices....I can imagine being there really makes you feel just how small you are compared to this planet
I watched this episode when i was like 12 yrs old, and I was so surprised when he said a Jaguar was stalking him. I didnt believe it at first but then i heard the low growls and the fear in his tone as les stroud explains his situation. I disnt know the name of the show then and I could never find it in youtube. Until today. Thank you. This episode was incredible
Without a doubt one of if not the craziest episode. When the tribal guides left him I genuinely felt a sinking feeling in my stomach - I felt worry and fear for him. The Amazon is not like the other places he's survived. That place eats people alive, it is no joke.
This is one of the few places I would utterly dread having to be in. Pure terror. I wouldn't be able to survive in the Amazon. The fact that we still don't know anything about the deeper parts of it and there's still vast amounts unexplored terrifies me.
And yet, there's still many groups of people that have managed to not just survive, but live there for hundreds of years. It really goes to show, the strength of human ingenuity is incredibly powerful! Given time, we can figure out a way to do almost anything we set our minds to! That train of thought really makes me think about my ancestors, and the struggles they must have had, so that I could be born. Take nothing for granted!
Has to be the scariest and most memorable moment I have of your show. Talking about how the Jaguars was pacing the walls and stuff he was totally casing your camp and was getting ambitious that night. I think you got out at the right time
from wikipedia: According to Charles Darwin, the indigenous peoples of South America stated that people did not need to fear the jaguar as long as capybaras were abundant.[96] The first official record of a jaguar killing a human in Brazil dates to June 2008.[97] Two children were attacked by jaguars in Guyana.[98] The jaguar is the least likely of all big cats to kill and eat humans, and the majority of attacks come when it has been cornered or wounded
@@gabrielkelly2631 true. But think about how a jaguar saw Les, and then let him walk away for however long it was to the village. I'm sure they attack children or vulnerable looking people, but they're probably intimidated by a big healthy guy who isn't crouched down with his back turned. Like all cats, it was probably curious and checking him out, and decided Les wouldn't make an easy meal and left him alone. That said I sure wouldn't want to be out in the dark with one prowling around
Honestly so long as I can see them I'm fine. However imagine if you could feel the bugs crawling on your skin but you cant see them, not in a sense of darkness but just not being able to see em
Hearing howler monkeys roar in the evening while they travel around in the forest canopy is one of the most cherished and memorable experiences of my life. But, yeah, they Amazon is the real deal.
Your work is awesome and timeless. If I ever have kids myself, I'll enjoy rewatching these episodes with them. They teach important life lessons, well beyond simple survival
At the end (spoiler) I imagine that you talking to the camera might've saved you from the jaguar attacking... if only for a ĺittle while until it got hungry. Ffs that was too close!
@Trumero You want the guy being followed and stalked by a Jaguar to turn around and film it? Thats a special kind of stupid reserved for white people in a horror movie.
I've watched a lot of survival stories of people trapped in the Amazon. In nearly every vid someone ends up running into either a venomous snake, wild boar, or wild cat within the span of a few days to 1 week. Few have survived longer. I used to think yeah there are wild animals out there but the chance of running into a jaguar isn't that likely. Hell with that! That place is crawling with vicious animals. I see why the natives built a massive fence around their town. Les was right to get the heck out of dodge. He wasn't even there but a few days and he's already being stalked by jaguar.
LMAO Good catch! I re-watched the start. Before that specific event, 0 bugs around my man. At the very moment they start buttering him up, BUGS EVERYWHERE. lmao they did him dirty. Who knows maybe it was like putrefied meat to repel the jag ;)
Also the humidity makes it to where your sweat never dries.. imagine that. A weeks worth of sweat and no air conditioning to dry you off. So you just stew in your own sweat and bugs like it more and more.. eww
Can someone explain to me how it was humanly possible to endure that black fly swarm at @ 10:37 ? Wes, you are officially the survivor GOAT to me now. Take your crown... 👑
For a few days I have watched surviorman for relaxation before falling asleep. Nothing could go wrong... This episode is like watching horror, thanks for evening of relaxation, Les👍
Les Stroud is a masterful survivalist, so much knowledge here in a short period of time. Friendly and respectful with the native peoples from all over the world. Awesome show, incredible host.
I wore those same boots for 30 days on NOLS. Our instructors didn't want us to change into water shoes when we forded rivers (which were almost a daily occurence) so I spent the month with wet feet walking inside those boots. I can only imagine how much worse the fungi are in the hot amazon when it was bad at 10,000 feet!
And NatGeo played ads for a full week showing the jaguar part like he was dead or something haha. Great episode, this one brought in a lot more fans back in the day
dude les i wanna say i respect and love what you strive to do which is explore travel and survive. you teach us in your moment of agony and teach us what to eat when your hungry after 4 days of no food u always somehow make it out of horrible places alive and i respect you, love your attitude when do these videos and love binge watching you ive learned so much and i get amazed by you all the time, much love brother stay as safe as u can
23:27 the bugs are almost comical at this point. He's got butterflies, flys, bees, moths, even a hummingbird all flying around him! I bet it's the stank from his shirt absorbing all his terribleness for 3 days that the flys want!
God bless U Les for releasing my favourite TV show for free so everyone can enjoy your priceless wisdom and entertaining videos during a bleak year much positive vibes channeled your way dude!
Most of the comments talking about bugs and all that but that ending was really a dangerous situation, thank god that jaguar don't attack him while he was heading back to village it gives me chills...
Yeah but I also like the charm of the old camera styles. I said like 20 years ago it would be cool to see nfl receivers have cameras in their helmets to see what they see and how fast they run.
@@connorbranscombe6819 yes but do they have live zoom you can control as it's being streamed live? Maybe they do and I'm not up to date I don't know, 😂
Every time you play that harmonica bro, I don't know why I just smile, I can't explain it, I don't want no bro, I just smile, it's pretty fucking cool that you can play a harmonica, something just to add to the long list of you being a legend my friend! The only other harmonica I like is from the band Blues Traveler..
@@tenochgarcia8208 for real? cured my feet of it years ago when I worked in constant high humidity. Topical cream got rid of it too but I got tired of buying it and it always came back
i love the humour, whilst fishing in that murky hole.. could've been so dangerous and foolish ( if something would attack) but what a massive balls he must have, heavier than the cameras i bet
@@MarbleHercules be honest. If an alien landed and asked you about what spiritual purpose rubber ducks served in the bath, wouldn't you mess with them a bit?
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Survival journal, day 3. I'm still watching old episodes with no end in sight. The Canadian talks at me, but I fear that he lost his mind long ago. The side panel whispers of a distant "Season 3". Will I ever see my family again?
this was personally the most brutal out of the survivorman episodes, really shows Les' both physical and mental endurance. thankful that Les uploaded all of these on youtube totally free all for our viewing pleasure.
I think lost at see was more mentally challenging but the Amazon definitely most physical
@@matthewcallgreen4551 for sure, as someone who's not enthusiastic of big waters myself I can imagine how much of a toll it takes on your mental, then on the other hand the alternative is sleeping on the bed of Amazonian jungle with an infinite amount of insects around you and what not. I agree with you, Lost at Sea was the most mentally challenging one and Amazon was the most physical.
Also thanks for commenting on my 11 month old comment, now I want to rewatch some Survivorman hehe.
Yes, it's a amazing how a place so full of life, insects plants and animals has so little to survive on. You expect a lack of resources in some other places. And I did expect the danger here due to teeming life but there's very little commensurate resources unless your raised in an indigenous tribe w generations of knowledge and ability.
@@rickwrites2612 Yeah that really gives it a different perspective, thanks.
@@matthewcallgreen4551 "Sea" not "SEE"
Is anyone else freaked out by how many bugs on him and he really doesn’t mind
I'm so glad when I came to the comments section, I wasn't the only one. I scrolled down here specifically to make sure xD
those are harmless bees
I kept swatting myself thinking bugs were on me because of that
I know! My skin crawled thru the whole episode!
You get used to it, trust me
“Right now I am on the edge of hostile amazon tribe territory”- then plays a fucking harmonica💀
Actual power move
Cause he's the fucking Don mate! 👌
XD
Best comment ever sir ,,!!!
Ikr! 😆
Les is look so majestic with all the butterflies around him. Like the forest spirits accept him
Not trying to be an ass, But the correct spelling & word is "accept" not except. Just letting you know brutha
@@gooniesneversaydie3699 Thanks, fixed dude
@@vaulttekka5083 👍👍
I mean right up until he was about to get murdered by a jaguar. It could have easily been a "so long and thanks for all the fish" Moment
That was just Les leveling up.
I always loved how no nonsense you were with your show. I like survival videos, but they’re often over the top with their presentation and rarely show how hard it truly can be in the outdoors.
That's why I love Les. There's no BS. It's just him and his camera
@@ChristopherTradeshow And his harmonica. . . .
Noone has been able to compete with him and it has been known in the survival world for a while, closest to it was dual survival and they were pretty mild
@@poop-yd4kc and dude your screwed
@@poop-yd4kc Dual Survival with Cody and Dave was an awesome show. Those guys knew what they were doing
1 more night in that hut and that cat would've had a Canadian happy meal.
Tigers can have an urge to kill a specific person, mostly only out of revenge.But it seems this cat dint need revenge, just human dinner
(especially, cuisine du Canadiennes).
@@singularityscan Glad he didnt eat his Canadiennes Kok
@@pseudophp that would be a run in the Park for him.
@@singularityscanGood thing it's a Jaguar rather than a tiger.
@@BasePuma4007 I have trouble with identifying big cats, I discovered yesterday because my family pointed that out to me😅
I remember I first watched this episode years ago on a weeknight. By the end of the episode, watching him suffer felt so real it had exhausted me. I was even scratching at bugs that weren’t there. It felt so good to sleep in my bed that night, his experience is so well put together it effectively wiped me out.
Glad to see a fellow Alaskan watching les. As soon as I saw the AK and the profile banner it was obvious. No other sky and trees look the same.
my favorite survivor man of all time, I always remembered how haunting and paranoid it felt when les has to walk back to camp to avoid the jaguar stalking him. I wouldve quit right when I saw the first bullet ant and all the bugs orbiting your face.
The second the first bug went in my shirt I’d be on the sat-phone calling in the cavalry
Just the fact that he did this alone in the Amazon jungle gives him GOAT status!!!
dude all those bugs your a tough SOB I'd freakout lol
That tribe ate those white people lol
thats a lotta bloody bugs!!
Ikr lmao. Toooooo many hahaha
Canadians are tough.
@@jpar6031 Are you ADD or something? I'm Canadian by the way.
I love how hes so excited to finally have a fire. Then as the camera fades, “heat’ll probably bring the scorpions around”
You could almost add a wah-waaah sound effect there
Thanks for releasing these episodes!
You're welcome Timbo
Fr i always loved this show
For a small fee of 50000 ads
@@suttonsplash14 would you work that hard and put your life on the line and release these ads free??
@@suttonsplash14 simple get premium and dont complain
A lot of respect. This one is just brutal. Everything he did - there was something that could kill him
Bro, i did some surival in my life, but this is a whole other level. Alone the stucking my hand into holes in a riverbank gave me shivers.
That's how some folks fish in the south, it's called " noodling ", it's actually pretty common, I'm from Georgia and folks down here do that stuff all the time
@@chrismeyers5963 yea but noodling with painful prize isn't fun at al
Episode was so damp even I got foot fungus with my boots off.
EMMA BRUCE... GOOD ONE..😂😂😂😂😂...👍
Easy fix, put baking soda in your shoes and leave it in there for the day.
I watched all the seasons for man vs wild, primal survivor (recommend), naked and afraid.
But my personal fave is less stroud survivorman. Miss him jamming his harmonica. Thank you
My fav are Ed Stafford and Les
You should also check out the show Alone. It was a canadian production for the first 5 or 6 seasons, and Netflix bought it and produced the most recent season. Would highly recommend if you're into shows like this.
Man vs Wild was proven to be fake ( except Bear eating bugs ) and Naked and Afraid was also proven to be fake as well, many a woman on that show has said that when they got sick, the crew were right there and would give them water, baby food and some tiny medical treatments, it's all fake my dude, Les is the real deal, now that Show Alone is another awesome show to watch, the winner of the 1st season lives only 4 hours from me, we're both from Ga and it was awesome to see a Georgia boy win the 1st season because it shows us Ga folks have the grit to survive in the woods, hell even the desert because as kids our dads and uncles taught us stuff about how to live off the land and all.
naked and afraid is like a telonovela 😂😂
If it weren't for Les i would have never gotten into camping
The sound of a big cat growling from behind you in the middle of a pitch black rainforest must've been unbelievably terrifying. I about shit when I heard that growl. Thank god Les is still here!
I never noticed how many bugs and flies you were tolerating. It's like being in a living cloud.
18:46 Every time Les uses the night vision cam it looks like he just slammed 12 budweizers and took a huge bong rip
To be the guy that lost both his eyes in seperate blow dart accidents.
Imagine he was like the dum dum son of the Village tribe leader and he kept on hunting with the guys blindly shooting with his blow gun, sometimes catching fellow tribe members with the poisoned darts. lol
The thought of sleeping on the ground in the amazon jungle is terrifying!
Or sleeping anywhere in the Amazon jungle!
Exactly man fr
One dude who slept on the ground in the Amazon said he woke up and the whole ground was moving. He noticed 3 meters all around him there was nothing but ants. You might had thought that special effect in Indian Jones and the Crystal Skull where that guy is eaten alive by swarms of ants is just made up, actually... its not that far from reality.
I found everything that happened in those 46 minutes absolutely terrifying
I live in a city with 150 000 people. However, its surrounded by the forest... Amazon forest... woke up with a snake on me... imagine what this man is going through.
This dude flew to the Amazon with cameras to make this video and people are down here complaining they have to watch ads. Likely at home enjoying the comforts and dry
Bet he didn't see a single ad while he was out there
WlatPziupp 😂
Never underestimate a good shower and comfy bed. Life's two greatest luxuries in my opinion.
Especially when adblock exists...
Les is the one guy you want with you if the grid falls apart, I'll take him over all the others!
I enjoy how Les embraces different cultural practices....I can imagine being there really makes you feel just how small you are compared to this planet
I watched this episode when i was like 12 yrs old, and I was so surprised when he said a Jaguar was stalking him. I didnt believe it at first but then i heard the low growls and the fear in his tone as les stroud explains his situation.
I disnt know the name of the show then and I could never find it in youtube. Until today. Thank you. This episode was incredible
Without a doubt one of if not the craziest episode. When the tribal guides left him I genuinely felt a sinking feeling in my stomach - I felt worry and fear for him. The Amazon is not like the other places he's survived. That place eats people alive, it is no joke.
Woahhh coool, Shut up
@@by2083 nah little boy
This is one of the few places I would utterly dread having to be in. Pure terror. I wouldn't be able to survive in the Amazon. The fact that we still don't know anything about the deeper parts of it and there's still vast amounts unexplored terrifies me.
And yet, there's still many groups of people that have managed to not just survive, but live there for hundreds of years. It really goes to show, the strength of human ingenuity is incredibly powerful! Given time, we can figure out a way to do almost anything we set our minds to! That train of thought really makes me think about my ancestors, and the struggles they must have had, so that I could be born. Take nothing for granted!
I knew there were bugs in the Amazon, but I didn’t realize the sheer VOLUME of bugs that existed everywhere he went
i couldnt stop swatting myself the whole episode. man that was uncomfortable
Has to be the scariest and most memorable moment I have of your show. Talking about how the Jaguars was pacing the walls and stuff he was totally casing your camp and was getting ambitious that night. I think you got out at the right time
Yeah i feel like if he stayed he definitely would have been attacked
@@gabrielkelly2631 Les is so intelligent and his gut feelings are always right. He's incredible.
from wikipedia: According to Charles Darwin, the indigenous peoples of South America stated that people did not need to fear the jaguar as long as capybaras were abundant.[96] The first official record of a jaguar killing a human in Brazil dates to June 2008.[97] Two children were attacked by jaguars in Guyana.[98] The jaguar is the least likely of all big cats to kill and eat humans, and the majority of attacks come when it has been cornered or wounded
@@moonasha the keyword is official think people go into the amazon jungle and be like how many of your tribe was killed by a jaguar.
@@gabrielkelly2631 true. But think about how a jaguar saw Les, and then let him walk away for however long it was to the village. I'm sure they attack children or vulnerable looking people, but they're probably intimidated by a big healthy guy who isn't crouched down with his back turned. Like all cats, it was probably curious and checking him out, and decided Les wouldn't make an easy meal and left him alone. That said I sure wouldn't want to be out in the dark with one prowling around
How many of us watch this while taking a deuce ? Thank you, Les, you’re a legend. Bless you and your family
@Pedro leal how long do you shit??
@@billypoe6061 for me usually like 5 minutes. I sometimes forget to get off and wipe because I'm on my phone, so 10 minutes sin those scenarios ;p
@@billypoe6061 I take at least a full episode to finish, for sure haha.
Les: "this war paint is the native's way to wish me good luck"
The natives: "Did you see that? We even painted his nose red! Hahaha"
The part going through his gear while swarmed by bugs. Damn. Mentally, I think I could handle most environments. But the Amazon ? idk.
That’s exactly what I was thinking
Honestly so long as I can see them I'm fine. However imagine if you could feel the bugs crawling on your skin but you cant see them, not in a sense of darkness but just not being able to see em
Hearing howler monkeys roar in the evening while they travel around in the forest canopy is one of the most cherished and memorable experiences of my life.
But, yeah, they Amazon is the real deal.
Your work is awesome and timeless. If I ever have kids myself, I'll enjoy rewatching these episodes with them. They teach important life lessons, well beyond simple survival
This episode made me so itchy
You got the skin fungus too, my dude. 🧐
This is why I’m thankful that I live in Canada. The number of bugs I need to worry about I can count on both hands.
We have the dee ticks now with Lymes..
That Jaguar scene! Guess you didn’t have to worry about relieving yourself after that one!
I watch man Vs wild and think I stand a chance, then watch this and know instantly my weak city ass is not gonna survive in those tough places
That's the correct reaction.
When he started listing the things that worried him in the night, I was like "that's what worries me, too" and I live in the middle of the city lol
😂😂😂😂wishful thinking
At the end (spoiler)
I imagine that you talking to the camera might've saved you from the jaguar attacking... if only for a ĺittle while until it got hungry. Ffs that was too close!
@Trumero You want the guy being followed and stalked by a Jaguar to turn around and film it? Thats a special kind of stupid reserved for white people in a horror movie.
@@tehnoob221 😂😂😂
@Trumero u deaf? u heard it plenty and if u dont belive that u cant have mutch trust in the show and shoud watch something else
@@tehnoob221 Best comment ever :-D
I've watched a lot of survival stories of people trapped in the Amazon. In nearly every vid someone ends up running into either a venomous snake, wild boar, or wild cat within the span of a few days to 1 week. Few have survived longer. I used to think yeah there are wild animals out there but the chance of running into a jaguar isn't that likely. Hell with that! That place is crawling with vicious animals. I see why the natives built a massive fence around their town. Les was right to get the heck out of dodge. He wasn't even there but a few days and he's already being stalked by jaguar.
Turns out that "good luck" pattern the natives were drawing on Les is actually one of the most potent bug attractants known to man.
Source?
It was a bug target...
Shawn u must be fun at parties
That wouldn't even be surprising
LMAO Good catch! I re-watched the start. Before that specific event, 0 bugs around my man. At the very moment they start buttering him up, BUGS EVERYWHERE. lmao they did him dirty. Who knows maybe it was like putrefied meat to repel the jag ;)
So happy these are up on RUclips.
Had never seen this series before...what a rare RUclips treasure to unearth
This was actually a tv show quite few years back. Amazing content
Yeah sure bud
The fact he would stay there through the night makes him an absolute legend
These episodes made me not afraid of the woods at dark. Cheers Les
More of a dad than I've ever known. Messed up to say
Fantastic episode.
That was crazy, sticking his hand under that river ledge. 😮
Giant turtles lurk and will remove fingers
It blows my mind the engineering of shelters with no hesitation you know what your doing and that's great!
What a scary episode... I always knew that the jungle isn't my place. Way too much insects
Also the humidity makes it to where your sweat never dries.. imagine that. A weeks worth of sweat and no air conditioning to dry you off. So you just stew in your own sweat and bugs like it more and more.. eww
Can someone explain to me how it was humanly possible to endure that black fly swarm at @ 10:37 ?
Wes, you are officially the survivor GOAT to me now.
Take your crown... 👑
That was wild , it would have drove me crazy
For a few days I have watched surviorman for relaxation before falling asleep. Nothing could go wrong... This episode is like watching horror, thanks for evening of relaxation, Les👍
As many others have said, thanks for putting all these on RUclips. I've been binging these over the last couple of weeks.
This is my favourite episode by far,
Les is another beast in the amazon.
Sitting in my air conditioned house eating Cheetos and saying “ yup, I could do that!” 😂
Les Stroud is a masterful survivalist, so much knowledge here in a short period of time. Friendly and respectful with the native peoples from all over the world. Awesome show, incredible host.
Using the video camera to see in the dark to flee from the Jaguar reminded me of Out Last 2
Les is a badass
This guy and Jeremy Wade are my two choice apocalypse partners
Til you find him digging through your poo looking for food to ♻️
I love the extra clips you put in here that didn’t make the first cut a little extra insight
I wore those same boots for 30 days on NOLS. Our instructors didn't want us to change into water shoes when we forded rivers (which were almost a daily occurence) so I spent the month with wet feet walking inside those boots. I can only imagine how much worse the fungi are in the hot amazon when it was bad at 10,000 feet!
I remember seeing this episode when I was a kid. That would be such a surreal experience
And NatGeo played ads for a full week showing the jaguar part like he was dead or something haha. Great episode, this one brought in a lot more fans back in the day
30:25 I swear I could watch hungry Les Stroud eat freshwater shrimp all day
Australia: I’m the most dangerous place on Earth
The Amazon: Am I a joke to you?
dude les i wanna say i respect and love what you strive to do which is explore travel and survive. you teach us in your moment of agony and teach us what to eat when your hungry after 4 days of no food
u always somehow make it out of horrible places alive and i respect you, love your attitude when do these videos and love binge watching you ive learned so much and i get amazed by you all the time, much love brother stay as safe as u can
I haven’t seen these since they originally aired. Man I forgot how awesome this show and Les is!
The only true SurvivorMan thank you for the countless years of amazing information
23:27 the bugs are almost comical at this point. He's got butterflies, flys, bees, moths, even a hummingbird all flying around him! I bet it's the stank from his shirt absorbing all his terribleness for 3 days that the flys want!
Survivorman, aka Les Stroud☺ Thank you for giving us these incredible episodes, and for FREE!!! Wow!!... 💙
--Shannon Aguilar
Love rewatching these episodes
God bless U Les for releasing my favourite TV show for free so everyone can enjoy your priceless wisdom and entertaining videos during a bleak year much positive vibes channeled your way dude!
I miss his shows. It would have been funny if they put "kick me" on his back when they did the body paint. So, glad he's on RUclips!
I can’t believe he posted all of his videos on RUclips! I always looked up to you. Thank you, les!
Hey man, you got bugs on you.
THEY'RE FRIENDS!
I have the set of these on DVD seen em I don’t how many times with my 4 boys. More easy to rewatch them over and over thanks Less Stroud!
OMG!! All the flies on him!! I wouldn’t survive one day
Thank you Les!
Most of the comments talking about bugs and all that but that ending was really a dangerous situation, thank god that jaguar don't attack him while he was heading back to village it gives me chills...
3:14 ...never trust the four toed guide . 😂
Damn, the bugs crawling all over Les is ridiculous! What a trooper!
imagine if he could had have go pro instead of those crappy old camera
Yeah but I also like the charm of the old camera styles. I said like 20 years ago it would be cool to see nfl receivers have cameras in their helmets to see what they see and how fast they run.
can't beat that 13 year old content
Yeah but go pros don't have zoom and stuff like that
@@sc0tte1-416 What? Yes they do, maybe not literally every kind but you can get gopros that have zoom.
@@connorbranscombe6819 yes but do they have live zoom you can control as it's being streamed live? Maybe they do and I'm not up to date I don't know, 😂
Thanks for puting up your show for free. So cool of you!
Cracked up about his bug “friends lol”
And he is own camera man ,We watched u years ago .and need to to see more .thanks
One of my all time favorite episodes!
Thank you Les
I think whatever they painted on you was an inside joke 🤣
100% bug attractant. He washed it off 5 mins later lol
“Asshole Face”
In Amazonian.
Les Stroud is my Spirit Animal.
Ants and other insects will crawl right up into your elevated bed. What you should do is, build small fire trenches that surround your bed, 360⁰.
bro. was legit stalked by a jaguar for our entertainment. hats off to this guy
Every time you play that harmonica bro, I don't know why I just smile, I can't explain it, I don't want no bro, I just smile, it's pretty fucking cool that you can play a harmonica, something just to add to the long list of you being a legend my friend! The only other harmonica I like is from the band Blues Traveler..
Roseanne theme song
Great episode and a great ending.
Friggin' Cool. Thanks Les.
Pro tip: in the absence of fancy smoke treatments, peeing on your feet actually works to kill foot fungus pretty effectively
Depends on what youve eaten. If you havent eaten in like 5 days, there probably will not be enough salt and other Minerals in it to kill the fungi
That’s b.s.
@@tenochgarcia8208 it isn't
Sorry I didn’t mean to offend you, but I got that advice when I had athletes foot and it made it 10 times worst. I’m calling bull crap.
@@tenochgarcia8208 for real? cured my feet of it years ago when I worked in constant high humidity. Topical cream got rid of it too but I got tired of buying it and it always came back
After having watched this, I can confidently say I’ll never willingly go anywhere near the Amazon 😂 soo many bugs 😱
i love the humour, whilst fishing in that murky hole.. could've been so dangerous and foolish ( if something would attack) but what a massive balls he must have, heavier than the cameras i bet
Johnny Cash it surprised me Les has never been Noodling
Best content that could be on any plateform
Anyone else think, no matter how well you play the harmonica it sounds like a dying animal/predator bait?
Yep!
@___MY ZQUAD IZ GODZILLA’z ___ I love the harp, but not so much reenacting the sound of a dying deer in Jaguar territory
He says in an episode that polar bears are attracted to weird sounds and then stops playing.
Nice job trusting your instincts, wise man.
uhh im pretty sure they was getting a laugh when painting u up
I noticed that too. I bet it was half serious good fortune depictions and half made up stuff to have a laugh lol.
@@MarbleHercules be honest. If an alien landed and asked you about what spiritual purpose rubber ducks served in the bath, wouldn't you mess with them a bit?
Maybe it was paint that attracted bugs! lol
Those flies would drive me absolutely INSANE, swarming me like that.
I would be absolutely terrified.
Kudos to you Les, the flies are enoiugh to put me off!