Thank you to everyone who has subscribed to our new channel! Erin, Scout and I are super excited to share our new journey with you all in the coming weeks, but first, as promised some exclusive content as a welcoming bonus to kick start the channel.

@richardwalsh5570

Ай бұрын

Great work guys

Thank you for taking us along, this was such an amazing adventure and I felt sure we were going to see something special. We did! So many wow moments along the way and the scenery is magnificent. Now I'm going to start on the next one. 😀

Who needs the footy or gardening Australia , great Saturday night viewing thanks Rob 👍

Great job Rob, all the best with the new channel bro, regards Late aka Leighton

Love you're new chanel Rob, this video kept us entertained for the evening we loved it. Looking forward to what you guys come up with. You're doing a great job.

Great stuff chaps brilliant video loved it 😎👌

Great stuff, really enjoyed this. Was wondering where I left my stick.👍👍

Mate great to see the other bits in the raw unedited awesomeness that these trips are created from epic trip👍🏻

I didn't know about the second channel but I am happy I found it!

Great work Rob. So well deserved.

I'm laughing at Laid Back Levi, you blokes are legends.😂

Thanks for your great videos fruit tingles are great staple food group for a hiking I always have a parket in the pack

Fabulous incite to your trip and the terrain 👏👍

Great video, thanks for sharing. I look forward to the next adventure. Truly great.

I seem to always be late to the Party . Anyway in 1975 i was 12 years old my father and I would often go camping and fishing off the beaten track in Tasmania . Around dawn on one of our trips we set ourselves up along a little stream to do some fishing and on the opposite bank about 15 meters from us two Thylacine were eating something .We watched them for a few minutes until i suppose that they realised we were there and they took off into the scrub . My father always called them Tiger Wolves and said that they were still around. That was a long time ago and i have my own opinion on if they are still around or not . But i know what we saw . Thank You .

@davida.4933

12 күн бұрын

Lucky you! That's about 50 yrs. ago but still of historic interest. Care to share general area of Tassie? I took a close encounter sighting report of 2 Tigers near Fingal late 1970s. Sighting also lasted several minutes.

Sad day for Australia 😔 glad You guy's are here to cheer Me up.

@jbaveragegaming4899

Ай бұрын

Very tragic day unfortanily rip to all harmed

Purely just suggestions I’d assume there more cunning then deer or wild dogs when setting trail cams any scent detected and the animal won’t come in unless there rain if you could leave cameras for a month or two would be ideal on old tracks river flats or game trails Also if you could get hold of a hikmicro thermal you can record to your device good ones pick up animals at night or day up too 1.5k you would clearly see them

Yes I'm in early loving the new logo and name

How heavy are those packs?

That's yowies footprints 👍👍

The best

Great expedition. I guess two things stand out; your wet sleeping bag and loose baggage. Also with patches it’s better to not have dog ear edges. Rounded is ideal. Did you use the Plaster of Paris? If only the really old-timers had modern day cameras and drones. 🤔👍🏻🙏🦘

I've seen a Tassie Tiger in Victoria.

Did you actually carry that big cooking pot in with you?

My darling little mum lived in Turner's beach. Is it in the water there?????????R.I.T. MOTHER.

Whooohoooo 🥳🥳

Hello. Nice to meet you❤❤❤❤❤

Do you back pack that massive cooking pot😮😂

You found my stick. 😅

Unicorn hunters

You should be burning the plastics found.

Huntsman are friendly 😂😂😂

Made in China 😂