Facing the Unknown: Into the NorthWest Passage
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- We're officially in the thick of it now, folks. Every day is a grind - endless stretches of open water, muscles screaming in protest, and the constant battle against whatever weather the Arctic throws our way. But let me tell you, the payoff is unreal.
Crystal-clear water reflects the never-ending summer sun, chunks of ice pierce the horizon, and the whole place is bathed in this crazy, 24-hour daylight - it's like living in a beautiful, bizarre dream.
Just when you think you've got the rhythm down, the universe throws us a curveball. One of our key pieces of gear needs some serious TLC, forcing us to get creative and rely on our resourcefulness. It throws a wrench in the plans, for sure, and we've got some tough decisions to make about how to move forward.
The journey isn't just about the physical grind and the unexpected. It's about the incredible wildlife encounters too! From majestic whales breaching right next to the boat to playful seals popping up to say hello, the Arctic is teeming with life.
Join us as we navigate the beauty and challenges of the Northwest Passage. What kind of crazy situations or incredible wildlife encounters do you think we might experience next? Let us know in the comments below!
A big thank you to all the Skotes and supporters that helped make this trip possible. You crossed our minds everyday up there.
P.S. Don't forget to subscribe to Skote Outdoors for the latest updates on our Arctic adventure!
This is the 2nd video I've watched and I'm sold...subscribed...looking forward to more 🎉😊.
Thanks for another epic video. Can’t wait until next Sunday ! You are a true Canadian brotha 🇨🇦
Brave guys you are………..what a great journey!
I can't imagine rowing by Beluga and realizing that you're in their habitat. Nice job.
I just finished rowing across lake superior in a rowcruiser... much smaller journey (600 miles), but this gives me so much inspiration to keep pushing for more!
This is awesome. Looking forward to seeing the rest
I wish I could do a journey like that with you.
We appreciate you bringing us along but when 30 days of adventure goes by in 12 minutes one has only to wonder…. “How much have I missed?”
What an adventure!
you are totally right, alottt is left out. we have terabyte after terabyte of footage from this trip. This four part series on UA-cam is just scratching the surface, but luckily we have partnered with a network and will be releasing a full length documentary later this year. That's the one we are excited to share with you!
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Nice!!!
What a brutal yet beautiful trip that must be. For those that haven’t spent that much time living inside there own head probably struggle to understand how truly difficult this trip would be.
Cheers Boyz.
yes the internal battle was the most difficult part at times. Some days the hours would zoom by, others not so much.
We can only guess at the pain you both have felt on this amazing journey, crazy cool
I came across your channel last year when you were denied permission to cross into Canada. What an adventurous young man you are. Fantastic videos. Be careful out there. Love watching 😊
naw thank you Linda, a lot has happened since that trip. really appreciate your support ❤️
Wow just started watching your channel a few days ago. WOW, so worry for you. Stay safe ❤😢
What a journey, Matty. So many challenging struggles to overcome. Very interesting and yet remarkable at your strength and how you guys pushed on. Thank you for taking us to a place most of us will never visit. Looking forward to the next one. Be safe, be well..
well said, thank you very much from the both of us. It is a very special place, the Arctic. Glad you took the time to watch. ❤️
commenting to support... such a great video and an amazing journey... can't wait to see more!
Thank you so much!! next Sunday part three
Nice video Matty, really loving the b-roll shots you're getting, not sure why I loved the one with the feather in front and the Barron land in the back, just really cool shot. Good stuff !
eh man appreciate it, funny because I really like that one shot also.
Amazing videography!!!
Hi Skote,
I ran into you at Ft McPherson. We were on our way to Tuktoyakutkuk. It’s great to see your production of your trip! It’s particularly cool to see how you sleep in your boat! You are Count Dracula!
Nick
ehhh eh Nick my son. stoked you found this. smelled like a bats cave some mornings no doubt lol
LETS GOOOOO, just found episode 1 yesterday will be following along!
Welcome aboard Ryan, glad to have ya. Next Sunday sir part 3
Amazing job guys
thanks Rodney, glad you enjoyed
Wow.
🍻👨🏻🏭🇨🇦
hope you had a good Canada day!
Just leaving me wanting more with that closing! I hope Adam can get his shoulder issue under control, pain like that is horrible. :( Looking forward to the next episode. Thanks for sharing. :) :)
Ouu just have to wait and see! Until next Sunday
What an adventure ! Thanks for sharing this journey with us here,looking forward to next one. Great job editing these.
our pleasure elkhound, thanks for stopping by! see you here next Sunday
Amazing journey. Thanks for sharing.
Truly amazing. Love to do a canoe trip up there one day. I use 2 be free filters and bleach, you can clean the filters with it and in a pinch you can sterilize your water with it.
Matty! What a jaunt!!✌️🤟
Another awesome video, couldn’t imagine going in a journey like that myself.
aww goon girl, with your skills could whip up a ol steel diesel boat and roll right thru this place lol shag the ice. cummins power
Safe travels guys
thank you ❤️
waited all week for this video and it was so worth it Some of the places you are camping no one has been there. All the best take care
crazy to think about isnt it? really does feel like the land time forgot up there. Thanks for coming back Susan, really glad to hear your enjoying the videos.
Omgoddess!
Had to put down the old skil saw n turn this up!!! Thanks for the epic journey!!!! Dudeeee
hahaha hell yes, got a crack reading this one. As always, glad to have you aboard gorilla gold !
This is a proper adventure, thanks Adam and Matt
most proper to date for either one of us id say. glad to have you
Love the series brother. Hopefully his shoulder isn't to messed up...can't wait for the next one!
thanks Robert, and dont worry about Adam. He is one tough mf, rowing for days with a torn shoulder and a broken rowing seat. see you back here next Sunday!
Love how you take the time to reply to comments Matty. You’re best kind sir, a fine Newfoundland son indeed.
Looking forward to your next upload!
Hey man, put a link somewhere so I can buy you a coffee or something. I don't think you get 100% of the "super thanks"option here. If you're ever in NS and need a place to stay or some food to eat, I'll trade stories for lodging on my small farm!
Thanks for taking us along on the adventure!
Wow thank you, glad your stoked on it. I'd love to swap some yarns, don't spend much time out that way but I'll keep it in mind. Really glad you've been following along.
Love you brother be safe… I love your journeys
love you to mang, stoked to see your name in the comments as always. another one next Sunday morning
I'm just in total AWE!!!
happy to hear it MrBotwood. what a place
Hoping for the best, standing bu=y to see what happens.
thanks for watching, glad to have you aboard
What a incredible journey
it was the greatest trip I've ever been on, the arctic really is a special place. thanks for watching!
@@skoteoutdoors NP , thanks for sharing
No berry tea up there?
What a great job putting this together
No time for berry pickin on this one lol glad you enjoyed it!
Wow! What an adventure. You never had problems with polar bears in that region?
We see a little sign of them early on but no actual sightings of Polar bears until further along in the trip
People don’t understand how mentally and physically hard this is. The NWT is a beast in itself. Like no other place I have ever prospected. The bugs brooo lol
oh no shit, you've been up there working? that must be intense out on the tundra prospecting!
@@skoteoutdoors I been living n a vehicle for 12 years now hunting n living off of placer gold. I use a method now called sniping. Targeting bedrock canyons. Best method for big gold. Your outdoor enthusiasm n skills, you would excel at it. Look into it
@@skoteoutdoors I been living n a vehicle for 12 years now hunting n living off of placer gold. I use a method now called sniping. Targeting bedrock canyons. Best method for big gold. Your outdoor enthusiasm n skills, you would excel at it. Look into it