This sounds weird but watching these have help me understand some of the problems my father and I had in the past. Seeing les' point of view shows the fathers side which is invaluable

@lewis6590

3 жыл бұрын

It's interesting to see the comments taking sides fairly evenly. Logan is mopey at times, but man, having Les as your dad must be a lot haha.

@janglestick

3 жыл бұрын

@@lewis6590 if it goes good, he'll end up with both the knowledge of how to survive and what is valuable in life. If it goes bad he'll be stealin beers in a bigfoot costume.

@TechieTard

3 жыл бұрын

Shit, I'm taking pointers for my 7 year old. Thanks Les!

@n..m507

3 жыл бұрын

One thing Les has always been known for is authenticity, insight and honest reflection. It's good to see, like father like son. Hearing him sharing his mind with the audience as well has been entertaining. I've always enjoyed having the little asides where Les shares his thoughts, concerns, explains his reasoning and shares his experience. It's a valuable look into the often reclusive mind of not just a survivalist but also a father.

@janglestick

3 жыл бұрын

@John Marston lol .. so, when someone has a highly commented channel, the most they are going to do is read a few comments on their latest video, maybe, and maybe respond off the cuff. I don't see your comment listed, i spent a while scrolling down, try loading the page incognito and see if it's even there. If it didnt get likes then even the most attentive channel won't notice it. You absolutely shouldn't take it personally. With a channel like this, the responses are like randomly chosen needles in momentary haystacks.

Me and my girlfriend used to be super excited on Fridays to watch the latest episode of Suvivor Man back in 2005 when we were first dating. We got to relive that moment once again tonight, Friday night, many years later as husband and wife. Thanks so much for bringing us together Les! Best wishes to you in 2021.

@FullNelson007

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome story you shared!

@tracyp2592

3 жыл бұрын

@Signalsoldier. That's awesome. Congratulations.

@amaturearcadia

3 жыл бұрын

Heart warming, glad to hear it 🤙🏼

@fernandocruz1393

3 жыл бұрын

Wow you got an awesome wife

@lasivianleandros3558

3 жыл бұрын

Not gonna lie, envious as shit!

"Dad snores, which sucks..." that made my day lol

@EFX5452

2 жыл бұрын

I love that Les kept that in the editing!! (≧▽≦)

@wandbowsword2805

Жыл бұрын

XD

Les is a hero, uploading all this content. what a legend.

@patrickmcbride9841

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree! 👍

@pedrodurty47

3 жыл бұрын

Films all of it himself. I’m glad he’s showing love and showing the way

@cashmamba

3 жыл бұрын

hella ads tho

@davechristian7543

3 жыл бұрын

@@pedrodurty47 now that must be hard 'To be doing all that n filming at the same time.. true Canadian wild-man 'Much love from Sydney Nsw.

@LuisPleites

3 жыл бұрын

He's the reason I love survival videos. Les is the G.O.A.T.

I think that Les should put Logan and a couple of his friends out somewhere in the middle of the woods and let them try survive by themselves while Les films and stays mainly in the background only helping in case of emergency... that could be entertaining and maybe it will make Logan become more engaged with the whole concept of surviving...

@dopeytripod

3 жыл бұрын

if something ever happened to them he couldnt bare it

@shawnkiesel5349

3 жыл бұрын

I'd watch that...!

@Lunch_box

3 жыл бұрын

Hide and seek version... Where less has to hide from them while he watches them safely in the background

@Jenniferlsweet

3 жыл бұрын

I think that is an awesome idea.

@MrThatnativeguy

3 жыл бұрын

His son is an avid outdoorsman now, check out his Instagram handle Logan stroud

I love this series!! Even though Logan was abit shitty, pissed off, thinking why am i here, i could be with my friends.. Give him 15 years and he will look back at these moments and realise they were some of the best of his life! My old boy took me out on a 6 month prospecting trip to the Western Australian outback when i was 16 and I had my 17th birthday on that trip. Im now 32 and would love to be able to experience that with him again. This made me relive that time and im looking forward to the next episodes and also Logans life journey from here on in, i got his back! Bravo legends !!

The way he said “night buddy” as they went to sleep and that smile of pure joy of a father bonding with his son. That’s what life is about right there.

@colepayne7988

6 ай бұрын

And the "mph..... " response lol, imagine being in the thick of it and u do everything, then all u get is a lazy fucker who sleeps through the morning treating it like a fishing trip

@haroldgarling1063

Ай бұрын

@@colepayne7988He’s a teenage and he is growing it is completely normal for him to sleep a LOT

@colepayne7988

Ай бұрын

@@haroldgarling1063 completely missed my point loo

I love that even with 100x the experience, Les still has to eat his words every time with his kid. Just goes to show you that his preferred survival style isn't necessarily perfection, just what he's comfortable with. Logan's style of focusing on food and damning the rest is an interesting contrast to Les's style of not eating for a week.

@eliasbischoff176

2 жыл бұрын

True. In the first episode I also found it quite funny that he kept saying that he needed to keep his son's spirits up and used that as reasoning for what was basically just good parenting. Listening to his ideas, respecting him as an equal where ever possible and allowing him to make mistakes. I could be reading too much into this, but it kind of felt like he just wanted to give survival related reasons for his usual parenting style, which is kind of sweet.

@eliasbischoff176

2 жыл бұрын

I liked that better than what he did in this episode

@EFX5452

2 жыл бұрын

I like that he's humble enough to admit when he's wrong despite all of the experience he has under the belt. He was so proud last episode with Logan's spears. Logan is so sweet being willing to go out and share these difficult adventures with his dad - on his birthday no less!! Not many teenagers would agree to do this.

@josh6706

2 жыл бұрын

He wouldn't be able to do that if Les wasn't doing everything else though.

@maineiacial

Жыл бұрын

@@eliasbischoff176 i feel that(having just watched Romania previous) having his son there focused Les more and gave him something to keep his mind off his situation(the stress with your days away from 16 year old son) which caused him to stand in the fire on the first episode.... Logan seemed aloof but it was clear he knew how to fish and wanted to go to the store and get dinner. His calm relaxed demeanor conserved the energy needed to catch those fish and make those spears (remember Les and SurvivorBob and fishing).

Less: I want more of logans input Logan: disagrees with bed idea Less: MY EXPERIENCE LEADS

@meatmissilef111

3 жыл бұрын

ikr, this show has so much fake drama.

@isaacfulton7731

3 жыл бұрын

@@meatmissilef111 it's pretty realistic tho. It's probably what would happen in a real situation. The father kind of forcing decisions regardless if they ar right or wrong

@elguapo1690

3 жыл бұрын

@@isaacfulton7731 And then complaining that the kid seems detached and uninterested.

@ZeonikTV

3 жыл бұрын

@@meatmissilef111 This isn’t some fake scripted reality show. Dipshit.

@Arkantos117

3 жыл бұрын

@@isaacfulton7731 Right or wrong is less important than getting something, anything, done.

Just rename the series to: Logan catches fish all damn day while Les wonders if the boy will eat this day. :P

@FinnishArmy

3 жыл бұрын

"Logan catches food while Les makes the fire and shelter | Episode 3 | Les Stroud"

@patrciaclemons8183

3 жыл бұрын

Dream bro, have a homie work on food all day takes alot of worry from ya hahabwuaha

@davechristian7543

3 жыл бұрын

@@FinnishArmy wit a shitty face on.. teenagers 'wat can on-say lol

@HollowBonezz

3 жыл бұрын

@@davechristian7543 Mate, how about you learn to spell before talking shit on someone?

@jamiefaizfahmy9740

3 жыл бұрын

He instilled some skills in the boy. 🤩I enjoyed watching. Such a hard age. The brain just goes not work this way yet. Long term thinking, being rational lol. Both my kids are grown now. Well young men. I miss all the crazy, the bumping heads, I miss every little thing. But moments like this with your children teaching them life skills that out society seems to not think they need will never be forgotten. Thanks for sharing. And if ya got kids cherish them people. I couldn't be prouder of the fine, responsible young men I have. But one day you might just learn that the most important job you had in this life just walked out the door. Make time for them. Be present. No matter how tired, sick, or hurting you are. It only take a short time to make an impact that could literally change our world. Take care of each other people. Every word, every action matters.

How does Les not have 2 million subscribers, this man is an OG & deserves so much respect

@wandbowsword2805

Жыл бұрын

For real bro!

@ramblingrob4693

Жыл бұрын

Old hat now. Young want foolish not serious

Survivorman is already a hefty challenge. Throw an inexperienced son into the mix and Les Stroud is a freaking hero. I used to get into it with my dad just fishing at a pond. The patience exhibited here is amazing.

@pm2819

3 жыл бұрын

Amen.

@AshleyAshleyAshley395

2 жыл бұрын

That’s my husband and son. It’s always a competition. My son is usually mad because his dad won or was right. Let my son tell it his daddy is a cheater and unfair lol. My son is 16 and thinks he know everything. He watch his dad do something once and swear he can do it and don’t need help. After his pride fail him he’ll allow his dad to show him the right way. I usually sit back predict everything and laugh. Both of them end up mad at me for picking and laughing. I swear they just alike.

@drossgamessports9480

2 жыл бұрын

@@AshleyAshleyAshley395 no one cares

@Svensk7119

2 жыл бұрын

@@drossgamessports9480 On the contrary, that is quite human.

"Nobody locks a cabin up in the north... that's just mean." My Canadian self smiling :)

love that "Its not one of my best ideas"

@imalimabeanyay

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking terrible idea terrible idea terrible idea the whole time he argued with logan. First the bugs congregate there. Next its the windiest spot possible in that area. Next animals may go to that spot on shore. Pro tip at least from personal experience, in colder temps it can be easier to stay awake at night in the colder temps and sleep in the warmth of the morning. If possible sleep at evening and morning couple hours each. Tend the fire and stay awake in those midnight hours.

@Loorens

3 жыл бұрын

I was laughing my ass off

Les Stroud you are a legend, thank you for doing something hard, as it must be working with your kid, and putting out this content for us in the time of the pandemic. Seriously man, thank you so much! Good Job Logan I know how hard it is doing stuff like this with your dad, a lifetime of unspoken issues to deal with. You guys are doing something hard and wonderful.

@soniadowney7427

3 жыл бұрын

This was done years ago right

@mylyb01

Жыл бұрын

@@soniadowney7427 yes. i think they just mean that Les posted these episodes on youtube for ppl to enjoy during the pandemic- for free! :)

"Yup..." - Best survivor in the worlds son, most used word in every video he's in

I'm so glad you've started posting reruns on here. Feels kinda like cheating to learn a bit about nature with hot tea from the comfort of a recliner.

growing up me and my dad would bond over this show. now im 1800 miles away in college and we send these youtube videos back and forth to each other

this should be on TV... it's way better than the rubbish they have on now.

@clockworkpanda8

3 жыл бұрын

This is too good for tv

@clockworkpanda8

3 жыл бұрын

Wo

@electro1622

3 жыл бұрын

Advanced solutions ...LOL..you sound like a triggered lefty...and as far as calling people "big boy"...well, lol, keep your sexual fantasies to yourself...

@clockworkpanda8

3 жыл бұрын

Uh wut?

@electro1622

3 жыл бұрын

@@clockworkpanda8 sorry.. comment meant for advance solutions.. have edited it.

Les you need to have your boy starting the fires... You know that's his weak spot. He would be on fire detail everyday.

@patrciaclemons8183

3 жыл бұрын

Bruh they die then.

@winoodlesnoodles1984

3 жыл бұрын

Let Logan practice at home. I 100% agree with Les, keeping him doing things he is more familiar with and knows he can succeed with works being to keep his spirits up. Proper mentality is one of the keys to surviving in situations like this.

@hgbugalou

2 жыл бұрын

Not in a live or die situation. He should practice when they are leisure camping or at home.

@eliasbischoff176

2 жыл бұрын

Also he kept saying that Logan does what he is familiar with so that he doesn't panick. I have never been in a survival situation, but in several high stress situations with other people. There is nothing more difficult than having to take care of someone who is shutting down with panick in an actual difficult situation. (And yes, I have also been the one panicking some times)

Dad:: Logan, want to go on vacation with me next week? Logan: Sounds amazing Survivorman: Let's do this!

Les, and I say this with all honesty, I live in the middle of the ADK Mountains in upstate NY. When im out hiking, and it gets a little rough, or when i do overnights, and im tired and ready to say ahh, well, that will do or i prolly can get away eithout doing that, i remember, Les taught me 3 zones of assessment, you sweat, u die, and many many other great survival ideas. Dont panic, look for landmarks, keep a pen and pad, make sure ur cell is fully charged, bring a knife and a lighter. U are a GIGANTIC INSPIRATION FOR PEOPLE ALL OVER THE WORLD. God bless u, ur family, and all of the people u have given many valuable life lessons to. Keep on truckin brother. God we love you, and ur amazing content

Logan has so many opportunities to poke fun at his dad. "Kinda worried about bears", "Well dad, just take your boots off, the smell will keep them away."

These are by far my favorite episodes. I wish my dad and I would've had something like this to bond over.

@toferj7441

3 жыл бұрын

Same. My dad and I didn't bond over anything. We had no common interests. I hated my life... Still do.

@bradleyg7498

3 жыл бұрын

@@toferj7441 Christ, that got deep quick

@seanwatts392

3 жыл бұрын

@@bradleyg7498 right lol

@raykasemi687

2 жыл бұрын

@@toferj7441 Bro fuck that noise, u got it, focus on mental health and Your well being, see it through, our parents should be the ones who love us most, if he really doesn't love u, then ignore him, get a decent job, it's going to be hard at first, save some and move out, u going to have to pay rent, but u will take care of yourself with your own shoulders, and with time u will forget him, keep being u, stuff might change, u may not see it now, but one day it will. Don't forget , we all will die. Keep going, find whats beatiful in life and u will be free, love yourself. Take care buddy

Best show ever. Was sad to not be able to see it in so long. Glad Les is still going strong and that his son is learning the ropes. I grew up watching him and now my kids are right next to me growing up watching him and loving every second. Gave us the motivation to start hiking together as a family. Thanks Les for all of your work and awesome content.

Me and Les would bump heads if he were my father. Love watching you two work together and bond like a real team. It reminds me of the adventures/arguments I've had with my Dad.

@AshleyAshleyAshley395

2 жыл бұрын

They remind me of my husband and son. I just laugh at them. My husband is a know it all and so is our son. My husband don’t realize he gets his stubbornness from him. The stupid arguments they have are hilarious. They usually end up mad at me for picking and laughing at the both of them. My husband says I instigate and I’m messy.

@mimiwonder

5 ай бұрын

@@AshleyAshleyAshley395 why did you keep commenting this?

@AshleyAshleyAshley395

5 ай бұрын

@@mimiwonder what do you mean I only commented once 🤷🏽‍♀️

Wished my father would have done something like this with me. Not even the survival, just a fishing trip and camping. But for him all that counted was school and learning and results. He used only pressure. So, naturally, I revolted and left home. Didn't talk that much afterwards, but the birth of my children forced a kind of truce. He loved them. Just last month I went the first time camping and fishing with all my three grandsons. We had a fabulous time. Thank you Les for teaching us and your son.

The patience Les exudes is god like.

This guy is a legend making it no matter what and still putting out great content less I hope you say hi to me one day God bless you all

Les is really getting positive feedback on KZread. I give my thumbs up on every video.

Id like to hear more from Logan and his perspective in these father son shows. I wish these were 2 hours instead of one. Great show. Been watching since the very beginning and I appreciate you uploading all these Les. I look forward to my son growing up and the adventures we will have together. God bless.

Logan I think it's awesome that you're hanging out with your dad out of your element and braving the harsh comments. Good on both of you, love this show. Hard work well done!

If I was on a day trip with son, fishing etc. I’d definitely have food and snacks for the day.

Hey les I’m not sure if you go through your comments but I’d like to say I hope your son likes being a part of the show and hope you guys keep making more episodes, you guys are killing it with the content.

“Red sky at night, sailors delight” I had to do something in school with that saying at one point. I can’t remember exactly why but i use it in my day to day life and it always makes me smile

I was waiting for episode two! Loving these series and especially this one with Logan, keep them coming les we love these

@sapreaper

3 жыл бұрын

this is years old. He does not do it like this anymore unfortunately

I loved this show and it, especially these episodes with you and your son, brings back fond memories of good times earlier in my childhood outdoors with my mom when she would take me hiking, camping, hunting for mushrooms, crawdads, and nightcrawlers. Even memories like her stopping the truck in the middle of the road to pick up a snake and setting it in the treeline joking. My mother took her own life after quietly struggling with depression in 2004 when I was 12 and Survivorman was one of the shows that helped me through the following years, and as an adult continue to learn and spend more time outdoors as she would have wanted.

It's a good thing the boy can fish and fish well because he certainly leaves everything else up to Les. In other cultures and even in the 18th century in our culture men were men at 16.

@thegrumpypapa5549

2 жыл бұрын

I think Les has to be gone often leaving raising Logan to the wife. This is what you get when a women raises a boy, a very weak boy.

Logan is a great kid. Much respect to Logan.

Hey Les, just wanted to thank you for all this awesome free content, a lot of it was never aired in the UK, so its really exciting to get to see episodes I've never seen before! Thank you for helping to keep us sane during these rough times :) keep safe brother raven, caw caw!

I'm so happy he did this, it's great seeing a father and son being awesome together!

Bravo to Les and the second installment of the Survivorman and son series. No disappointments here, it’s all pure, unadulterated entertainment.

Les and Logan What a beautiful sight - a de Havilland Canada Beaver on floats. Logan, Your Father has been an inspiration for me through his first series - Survivorman. As a Scout Leader, I used many lessons learned from him to teach Scouts survival skills. I will learn new skills from you in this series. Thank you.

Les, you are a living God for posting all this content for free viewing

Waiting for that day in the future when Les takes his first grandchild out for their first survival training session.

finally; Logan gets to complain about Les for once ....

@antlerr

3 жыл бұрын

he snores.... wow such a complaint kid.......

Love the father son dynamic. Have been a huge fan of Les since the beginning. Thx for this

I bet that Les's show has actually saved people who got lost in the wild.

i remember when he was just knee high in your off grid homestead shows

I love this father and son series! I'm 33 and my father is 67 and we love watching this together. Can't wait to see more adventures of Les and Logan!!!

@filmc3887

2 жыл бұрын

It's not actually his son, I think he's a rentboy or something

You have not lost one bit of your film-making magic Les. That you are doing this with your son now feels like your journey is coming full-circle. Thank you for sharing these.

Les is showing life lessons for his son, that teaches to survive,any where any how, where his life may lead.

Am I the only one that thought the frying pan thing was hilarious

Spending my Friday night with the bowl of stew in a cold one watching this. Thanks so much for the upload, Les.

I swear before my father died we used to watch surviverman on discovery Channel. I'm 38 now but my father tried to teach me things as a teenager back when the Y2K scare was around but the things I did not learn les Stroud, Joe Robinette,ext. filled in. I wish I could go back and take everything my father tried to teach me and learn more. But now I thank God for shows like this to show the in-between of what I lost. I hope that I can and will share this knowledge with my son. Thanx brother!

i honestly love these new survivorman shows, what a dedicated person you are.

@sapreaper

3 жыл бұрын

old

@unfixedcarp8039

3 жыл бұрын

These aren't new, he is just posting them all because he's cool.

I always learn something. Start of last winter I was experimenting with making a fire. Looking at all the different tinder and igniters when all along I still keep my bug spray in my pack. Thanks, Les! Love the videos and so does my father!

I’m glad you were the first one to try out that boat tent idea Les. Great show

Les Stroud and More Stroud

The more i watch these, the more i realize north Florida (where i am) is a survival paradise we have different plants, fruits, and mushrooms that you can forage throughout the year. Something is always in season.

big love and respect, these videos are helping me through very tough situations, cheers to Les and Logan .big love from a lost soul in Ireland ;)

@playersince86

2 жыл бұрын

Just out of curiosity no hate brother but how did a TV show get you through a tough situation? Again no hate just very curious

Les says he has to have all the ideas, make all the decisions, ... instantly squashes the boy’s opinion and builds the dumbest shelter ever.😆

@winoodlesnoodles1984

3 жыл бұрын

@@Styles5311 , you need to watch episode 1. In that episode, Les only says something to the audience about the spears. However, when they need the spears to get a fish, he admits directly to Logan that he wasn't for the idea of making spears, but Les admits to Logan he was wrong. It takes guts to admit to your son you were wrong and they were right.

@luciferspal

3 жыл бұрын

@@Styles5311 well he has to in certain situations. Last episode Logan couldn’t start a fire and almost used all of the cotton for the fire starter. He can’t just sit back and let his son complain about the food and use up the little survival gear they have.

@CrumCringle

2 жыл бұрын

@@Styles5311you can't psychoanalyze their entire relationship from 45 minute videos

@stijnkorll167

2 жыл бұрын

@@Styles5311 you are very wrong, from someone who was micromanaged all my young life by my father I would love to have a father like less from what I've seen so far of him. ofcourse I don't know everything

These are the fastest fires he has made in all Survivorman episodes that I can recall.

The young fella is great when he buys in and communicates

Looks like Logan doesn't like the survival thing but the way the world's going we will all need to know these kinds of things

@tntboy5

3 жыл бұрын

the world is fine. its just us humans that are messed up, or atleast some of us. also, this wont help you at all. if you dont have more skills than this already you would die if shtf

Everything tought in this video can be used in the wild, and in our everday lives(our own back yard) Lots of wisdom here😉 Much love and many thx to you both😊❤ Awesome!

I love this episode. Despite surviving, it just seems like the most awesome fishing trip with your dad. Who better to go on a camping / fishing / outdoor survival trip with than Les?

Thank you Mr. Stroud. You have always been an inspiration for me and my father whose name is also Les. Unfortunately we got a call this morning letting us know that he only has 2 years left to live. We use to watch your show daily together, and I just want to thank you for giving us something to share that I will never forget anytime I watch a survivorman video.

He’s like” ima get a fire goin over there” then complains about having to do it

This s so cool that u both are together

Hello from Oklahoma! Wow! Good Video! Brought back a flood of memories of a trip I took on South Indian Lake by Leaf Rapids Manitoba, 1980. What a trip. I haven't been in that part of the world for quite some time. Thanks! God Bless!

My son complains no internet in the cabin we stayed at in the mountains. Survivorman JR, this spruce bed in the bow of the boat isn't bad. Looks like he will carry on his pops great legacy.

Les: We can’t get this dang engine to start! Karl Childers: ain’t got no gas in it. Mmmm- hm

fantastic episode! thank you for keeping it going!

Logan don't take your father for granted because millions of people would love to be you right now.

Nothing but respect for Les.. Logan is such a typical teenager

Awesome! Thanks Les and Logan!! Love these!

Bear and his son: forget fish, I found a bug! We can make big piss soup!

@AshleyAshleyAshley395

2 жыл бұрын

I can totally see this 😩😂😭

Canadian Dad's attempt at being hip and with it "hey dude" hahahahhahaaha

Survivor man and son. A local business bringing cold and hunger to the masses.

Les, your shows have been helping me get through an extremely difficult time. Cannot thank you enough for all the amazing content!

Alternate title: Les Stroud Complains That He Didn't Teach His Son Survival Skills ep. 2

@mduyn

3 жыл бұрын

Bahaha nice!

@Jacob-un3ql

3 жыл бұрын

The cobblers children go shoeless and all that. :P

@joecomeau6111

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jacob-un3ql Thats kinda like mechanics kids. Cant even change a tire lol

@MrTumbleweed

3 жыл бұрын

Why would he though? Its already his fulltime job? Don't you think he would want a little space between work and home? This might be his first real chance to get him in real situations. They may have camped, but no kid really completely heeds the words of their parents without some experience. This is the experience, although it is pretty funny how many jabs he takes at the kid. But honestly, just seems like a healthy father and son relationship.

@abyssminiaturestudios6103

3 жыл бұрын

The lessons are always there kids gotta be humble and listen, and learn.

I'm a big fan of the series and all you do. Watching the survivorman & son I do have a question. Logan is 16 yo here so at that age it is normal to give the decision making to your parents especially If you know theyre the ones with the experience. Both your experience and the fact you're his father makes it the natural thing to do at 16. The past 16 years his survival on this planet was in your hands basically. In the voice over you speak a lot about this being 'frustrating'. As a 16 yo that would have probably hurt his ego watching the final edits. So my question is as for us viewers these things are not always clear in the cut footage of the final edit. Did you discuss / talk about these feelings in the field? It's really important even when it can lead to frustrating confrontations to talk about these things and share your feelings. He's acting from what he is used to. At 16 you need instructions but you're old and wise enough to follow them well. Basically what I'm saying is that expecting Logan at age 16 to start doing these things on his own is not good for the survival situation or your own mood. Just out of curiosity! Love the series thank you for many hours of educative entertainment

One could consider them selfs lucky to have a father like Logan

fantastic episode. you really helped me get the confidence to homestead

Les longtime tv fan and buyer of the book, would love to get it signed who knows maybe one day deep in the bush , cheers

@yaobrao

3 жыл бұрын

Les, deep in the Canadian wilderness, 200 miles from the nearest road, alone already for 5 days suddenly hears a rustling in the bushes behind him. Frozen in fear, not knowing what fate awaits him, when suddenly Coconut Chalice emerges from the foliage. "Mr. Stroud..... I would love if you could sign my book."

@samueladams4571

3 жыл бұрын

You need to write a book bro. Your comment had me very intrigued lol.

@conqueringlion420

3 жыл бұрын

@@yaobrao You have summons the Chalice, Sit and Smoke and few sessions, Now your True Adventure begins

More son and surviorman

Lee is the best of the best. Dad first, survivorman second. Love the father son idea!

As a Minnesotan I cringed at how that kid cleaned that walleye. Look how they massacred my boy.

@nrgltwrkr2225

3 жыл бұрын

I know, right (fellow Minnesotan here)? I groaned and hung my head in sadness.

Survivorman and son was the show I always missed which I wanted to see! So glad you're uploading to KZread now Les these are great! Stay safe in yer neck o' the woods mate. Loyal Ontario fan.

KUDOS FOR SUPER DAD‼️👍 How fortunate you are Logan, ur dad is awesome teaching you the skills of survival. One day , you may be in a situation & dad may not be around. That's when everything he ever taught u will come into play. This is a great video. It's a blessing you have the opportunity to share precious time with your dad‼️👍👍😊

Thanks for posting this. It’s a good demonstration of how things change when you’re not just surviving for one out there.

survivor man has forced his body to accept lake water like its nothing lol

“It’s not normal for me to have a whole roll of duct tape”

Great episode Les. Great job Logan!

A nice big 25oz beer, some GBs, and some snacks I’m ready for this beautiful show!🙏🏼much peace,power, and love fam!

Man. When I was his age I would have killed to go on a survival trip with Les. Its a bit disappointing to see how not into it Logan is

@mirraco323

3 жыл бұрын

Dude it’s his dad. To Logan this isn’t “going on a survival trip with Les Stroud!” Its going to go struggle in the middle of nowhere with his old man. Les himself has straight up said making these episodes are NOT fun and he does them to provide educational value.

@snick3896

3 жыл бұрын

He could at least act excited when they catch a fish or get fire going 🤷🏻‍♂️ I’d be giving Les a high five if it was me lol

@Verlisify

3 жыл бұрын

@@mirraco323 I enjoyed camping and nature outings with my dad. He wasn't a survival enthusiast tho so our trips didn't get too intense. The "Its his dad" thing is a pretty lame and shallow comment. His lack of enthusiasm is very disappointing

@mirraco323

3 жыл бұрын

@@Verlisify No offense, but you’re extremely ignorant if you view this as “camping.” Les HIMSELF has said these trips are absolutely miserable.

@The_Reality_Filter

3 жыл бұрын

​@@Verlisify THIS IS NOT CAMPING, IT'S SURVIVAL hence the title Survivorman and Son not Camperman and Son. They don't have tents, air beds, sleeping bags, pillows, kettles, stoves, food, drinks, condiments etc etc etc.

Come on Les let's eat some mushrooms in Sasquatch territory. No technology just our open, and accepting hearts and minds and a couple of guitars.

That "night buddy" reminded me of my dad and now I gotta go cry so that's cool

Can’t really ask for a better survival food than good ole fresh Walter