Thanks for watching! This is the final episode from my Beyond the Height-of-Land series. Thanks a lot for coming along on the adventure with me. Please subscribe and let me know what your favourite part of this ep. was. You can watch all the episodes from this series though the playlist linked here 👉 ua-cam.com/play/PLdWkde9gml_8-f0DQYTKwoS72914kX3-B.html
Hey Jim and Ted Thanks for the allowing us to come along on your adventure. Epic! Your last few comments before leaving the cabin were touching. For me it is Inspiring to continue my adventures.
Fantastic adventure. Thanks to you & Ted for sharing it with us. I'm older now, but I will say to all of those that are young & capable, go out and explore! The best part of the final video for me was your explanation of Type 1 Fun vs. Type 2 Fun. How true, that the accomplishment of Type 2 is so rewarding to your life and will leave you with lasting memories.
Man I hate to see this trip over already. This was probably my favorite trip you’ve done. If you combine all the episodes into one movie. Even if it’s 30 hours long. I’ll watch it 😂. Can’t wait for the next trip.
You guys have been my favorite entertainment this time of year. Northern Manitoba has been fascinating. The storms and insects that you've had to deal with was very interesting. And now the coastline and polar bears and belugas, WOW loved it and enjoyed it immensely. Thanks so much.
There are no words Jim, you two documented such an incredible adventure in the greatest country. Not only do you take us with you, you educate and entertain us. Thank you!!
Thank you so much for sharing your advanture with us. You can be verry proud of yourself. In my oppinion you have no compadetores in what you are doing. I really love your way of Presentation. And also your words to sum up your philosophy being out in nature. I totally agree. That is also why I like to be out in nature for longer trips. Even though I am doing only a fraction of your jurneys. 😀 Thanks a million Jim and Ted! You are the best. ML AnDi
Jim and Ted, thank you for bringing us along on a most remarkable adventure. Each week, I've waited anxiously for the next episode to drop. The raw beauty of northern Canada simply blew me away as did the sizes of the lakes and rivers you paddled. How fortunate you were to be able to experience it so closely and lived to tell about it. Given the conditions you faced, the photography was amazing. Congratulations on this achievement. I don't know how you'll top this one but I look forward to being along side when you do.
Wow what an epic adventure. These are Memories to last a lifetime, thank you for sharing this. The time spent filming, editing, and sharing was not wasted.
Jim and Ted you guys are absolute legends! Thanks for putting your butts on the line,time and time again to bring us these tremendous adventures! Well done!!!!! Keep em coming! Praying for your continuous safety!!
Really enjoyed this adventure. In my 70's so I can't do the tings I did in my youth however I was with the two of you every step and paddle stroke.. The best part was NO BUGS ! Hats of to you brothers. Please favor us with more.
At 66 years old and after 5 heart surgeries I know I will never be able to go on such an epic adventure, but I just did. Thanks for taking me along. Thanks for showing the arguments you had it made it real. There are still adventures out there and I hope you let me go along.
Sue here, Awesome trip you two are so Brave to do what you do I'm so glad ya'll made it safe, thanks for Bringing us along on your journey s ,just wow Congratulations on the new Baby Jim,
I am blown away on how this adventure has taken place, by far my favorite UA-cam adventure presenters right here, I just saw the 11+ hour videos of this series and I guarantee I will watch it again as it is action pact and one of the highest quality films that youtube has to offer... sorry Jimmy, teddy does build a more quality fire than yourself... just saying, but I love both of you. Without Ted, this trip would not be pure gold my friend! I have watched most of your videos, good job on getting Tory in the paddle spot, I appreciate you and your efforts with your family. Not easy to raise a child with a condition, but you and your wife manage the best you can. Much love from a fellow Canadian, stuck in the Philippines due to covid and passport issues. Love you all and thank you for your service friend!
Jim you and Ted did Canada proud. I am 76 and you took me on a real adventure. Canada is a wonderful Country. I never had a Brother but you two made me laugh, Ted should do stand comedy. Thanks to the both of you from Central Oregon.
Amazing show, thanks! I've heard from a Tibetan source that nature has a higher consciousness than we do, and that is why we like to be out there. Stay in the woods!
This was a truly amazing series!!! Better than anything on Netflix. Even complete with a Jim Baird TedTalk in this episode 😄. Thanks so so much for sharing this incredible journey with us!!
You’re very welcome! Ya, I really just went off on that Ted talk and figured, what the heck so I left it in. Glad you enjoyed it all. Thanks for watching and for the great comment.
I've never binged watched any T.V series in my life until this one. It's clear that you guys put a lot of time and effort into the filming of every aspect of the trip. I loved the 2 types of happiness speech in the end. You absolutely nailed it. Great work guys!
Thank you for the HOL series! It was my favorite series on YT. You inspire me to take on overnight adventures outdoors and I learn a lot from how you do it. That evening you arrived at the shack seemed like one of the most amazing experiences one could ask for. Excited to see more of your adventures!
This trip was out of this world, thank you so much for taking us along for the ride. Glad you guys came through alright. It's gonna be tough beating this but I have no doubt there will be more epic stuff to follow.
Soooo grateful to even see this series, but after six months I'm sorry to see it end. Jim's most eloquent recap put a tear in my eye ~ why you do what you do, and perfectly explaining why this land must be protected.
Bairds and belugas and bears, oh my! …A fitting end to an epic journey, Jim - a real treat to have been brought along on this one! I appreciate all of the effort that you two put into not only the trip itself, but the months of work bringing it to the small screen, helping to brighten the dark days of winter, and keep me excited for the next paddling season. …Looking forward to seeing what you two have in store for 2022 - happy paddling!
Hi Jim and Ted, I had my ankle broken in a freak accident and have dealt with major depression since. I was subscribed to you before and watched most of your videos except for this massive series as I kept it for a rainy day. Well that rainy came and I binge watched this series from the start in the last two days to three days and my ankle is starting to feel much better! Thanks you so much for this and I can't wait to get out there again myself.
Amazing, I know the feeling as an active person. Thanks for watching and get well all around. Enjoy your next adventure, whatever scale it is and you overcoming this injury will serve to just be more proof as to what kind of person you are - someone who can overcome mental and physical pain and challenges. No easy feat.
Good Lads! Enjoyed the whole series. Quite the adventure. Thank you for having me along, was great viewing on some cold, and snowy days here in Thunder Bay. God Bless.
Guys...I have watched you two for 25 episodes over the winter - what is next??? Your adventures are beyond words, beyond anything ! could ever experience, ABSOLUTLY on the edge of my seat the whole time! I truly appreciate my adventures out in the bush and thus appreciate and love your brotherhood experiences out in the wilds of Manitoba...your wives/family are saints! You are blessed beyond the 'height of land!' Cheers!
you both did accomplish alot and you took us on an adventure of a life time . keep on keeping on .anyone who says they can do what the two of you did and not have a upset or a bad couple of minutes would be lying . just my honest opinion .
My favourite part is obviously the photographic art of showing your neck of the woods, the hunting of by the Polar Bears, those huge paws prints of the wolves and your lovely relationship between you two… I can go on forever. I am interested in purchasing that saw you use to cut woods, Le me know how I can get one, thanks again.🙏🙏🙏
Thanks Jim & Ted for the fantastic journey. My husband and I watched every episode and now we both feel sad that it,s over, but relieved that you made it back safe. We Thank-you so much for bringing this experience into our home and can,t wait for the Yukon 2!
Jimsquatch the philosopher , would be a great name for a book. Awesome outlook on the epic trip. You and your brother are epic and underrated explorers. Keep it real, brother.
What an EPIC adventure! Thank you both for letting me live vicariously through the both of you. Absolutely bucket list material. Can't wait to see what the next one is. Cheers gents 🍻
The message about Type 1 & 2 fun was prob the best description of the need and fulfillment from going through tough shit in the name of recreation. It has inspired me to go on some type of hike, paddle or camping trip that tests my limits. I used to do that all the time in my 20’s and the last 20 years I’ve gotten away from it. I need to push myself and I thank you for opening my eyes to that reality.
Wow.. I was really surprised at my emotions as I watched you guys board the train and knew it was the end of a fantastic journey. I had not realized how tied up I was in your expedition and I actually felt the let down of the high. So I must say you guys did a great job of capturing the trip and I was able to paddle along with you. Thank you for making the effort to bring this out.
Thanks a lot, ya it’s funny how that works sometimes. It’s hard to our words to it but some of the trips I’ve done, particularly the harder ones give me that feeling too when I think back on them.
Jim.....I came across your channel by accident about a month ago and immediately was hooked on this series. I am a Manitoban and feel northern Manitoba is one of the most underrated places in North America for how amazing it is with its landscape, as well as many other reasons. I introduced this series to my father and him and I really loved every episode. You seem like a really good dude and I enjoyed this documentary. Thanks again for sharing. Looking forward to your future adventures. All the best!
Amazing comment Mike! Thanks a ton to you and your dad for your support in watching this and I’m glad you enjoyed it. I agree that it is underrated for sure. Just the Seal River is as amazing a river as any in the country. Have a great one!
Besides all the beauty, adventure, and challenge of your trip you offered us a meaning of life message at the end! I should not have been surprised, knowing how you so loving care for your son Wesley. 😊
Jim & Ted, thank you for sharing this marvelous adventure with us armchair adventurers. We couldn't have come closer to the Canadian wilderness than this. Thanks again guys. Greetings from the Netherlands, a small country with only man-made wilderness.
Jim you have no clue how inspiring you guys' trips are! Thank you for all the hard work. That wolverine footage was killer! I can't imagine how you store all your footage out there, lots of usb?. What's a little seagull crap in your coffee, first its too many bugs, now this, toughen up will ya? ha ha ha!
Wow thanks soo much for this, better than watching game of thrones for sure. Loved everything. Most of all loved the fishing and the hard times and how you guys overcome them. Such a sweet series ❤❤
It’s such an inspiration to see the awe inspiring wilderness our country has to offer, thanks to the epic adventures you share, even risking life and limb in the process. Stay safe!
Well orated towards the end there Jim. There are just too many fantastic things to comment on so I'll just say thank-you for all of it. Kinda hits you in the gut when it's done. And so well done fellas.
Great trip guys! Thanks so much for doing this for the rest of us. Marvelous summation at the end Jim. Keep it up guys! Your dedication to this type of adventure filming is a treasure.
I am struggling with the words so I’ll say thanks from my heart for all you guys went through to show the world this section of the globe… You are appreciated and loved ❤️❤️
Just watched the final episode. Awesome adventure for you guys and thank you so much for letting us follow along. I now long for wilderness adventures and solitude, the anticipation of what lies ahead and the thrill of not knowing what's around the next corner. I'm sure that my adventures won't be quite as epic as yours but you have inspired me to at least go out and find some. Thank you Baird Brothers.
You’re welcome and ya, you seek it’ll don’t need to do adventures in such a large scale to still get so much out of it. Thanks a lot for watching and for your support.
Jim and Ted I just spent over 25 hours watching this trip from start to finish. This was such an epic trip. I haven't been able to get out and do these things due to life happening, but after watching this trip I am inspired to get back out there on another long awaited adventure. I ordered a ton of equipment I seen you guys using and my next purchase will be that awesome saw. Thank you guys for such an awesome experience. I bet the whole trip was a blink of an eye experience like they usually are.
Nice, ya the saw is amazing. Thanks a lot for taking the time to check out the series and I’m really glad to hear you liked it! I hope you do get the chance to get out there on some trips in the near future. Have a great day.
@@JimBairdAdventurer thanks Jim. I appreciate the response and have learned a ton about adventuring through you and Ted. Been a huge admirer since you guys won alone. Have a great summer my friend. I look forward to more of your awesome adventures.
I have enjoyed every second of this adventure, from the rapids, fires, fishing, bears and brotherly fights, just amazing. The time it must take to not only execute your plan, but to record such great footage. Thanks for sharing as always, much love from Central Missouri USA. Can't wait for the next one.
Thanks a lot and I’m glad to hear you enjoyed all these elements, both challenges and triumphs. It’s part of it for better or for worse and in the end it was an amazing adventure.
Your monologue about Type 2 fun was perfect. It really captured what this sort of thing is all about. Thanks for taking us along. I’ve added the Seal River to my bucket list.
thanks for the journey from the start of alone to now. you and your brother make me proud to be canadian its what is all about my heart got all warm that dog did look like buck still miss him
That inspiring recap was inspiring, indeed! The description of Type 2 fun was great, and it really hit home about why we NEED Type 2 fun in our lives, about how we need to challenge ourselves. Beautiful words. Sad that the series is over, but I have enjoyed every moment of it. Thanks for what you do, Jim and Ted. And I'll be waiting for your reggae dance hall hit "Catty-maran" to drop any day now.
Haha, thanks a lot. Glad you liked that song in the Labrador doc and I’m glad you liked the talk I did at the end of this. It was the biggest monologue I’ve ever left in one of my films so I’m glad to hear it was well received. I really appreciate your support as usual. Have a great day.
LOVED this! Well this adventure start to fantastic finale was "beyond" an adventure....what shall we call THAT? WONDERFUL WORK JIM AND TED! You are two incredible brothers in the best of ways! Thirty years or so ago...was considering assisting with restoration of the Inuit huskies by adopting one or two or three... lol.... and amazingly was at a local festival where a dog came up to me, pushing hard at my knees and the lady holding him, said that he didn't typically do that... I was thrilled but even more to find out this WAS the dog I was considering from way up there north at Churchill...one of the last taken from the ice floes that was rather in jeopardy. At any rate, Churchill is such an amazing place in the world. Love the quiet beautiful places in our world even now that time has passed by me, way too quickly...THANK YOU so much for sharing your journey!
Tried to hop the train from dam on the Nelson to Churchill in 1981 but train was 8 hours late. So we continued south back to Thompson. You show Churchill as a nice play to visit. Thanks for you unique perspective.
Thank you, thank you both so much! kept my comments right to the end. I just hung out for every new episode; this was truly epic CONGRATULATIONS - really. Loved Jim's bit of philosophy about where we are and what we can do on our small but changing planet. There was so much in this series Ted's humour, kms of rapids, wildlife and of course breakfast!!! So looking forward to what you both have coming up in your spring and summer while I shiver DownUnder. Best wishes to you and your families. Pete from Australia
awesome series guys. Kind of sad its over but will catch your next adventures. Tons of respect for you guys with your love for the land, your strength and endurance and that you share it with us. Thanks a lot!
I watch this segment over and over again just to make sure i get every bits of it . you guys are great human beings . you'll both make great fathers , and with Tori and Heather , Type of family for our futur :)
My wife want to thank you and Ted for giving us this adventure to watch this winter. It's been great. What an epic adventure! We had a good tripping year ourselves last year which left us full of that special feeling you get coming out of the wilderness. You've managed to keep that feeling going for us through the winter, just in time for our first trips of 2022! I hope you and Tori and Wesley and the new one have a great summer full of adventures and, selfishly, I hope we get to see a little bit of what you guys and Ted decide to get up to!
Wow just wow. Such wild beautiful country. Thankyou for taking us along with you. Looking forward to the next big adventure. Best wishes from Western Australia. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Excellent series. I watched every episode the day you released it. Thanks for going through the trouble of all that filming so we could vicariously travel with you.
Exciting series. I have a special interest as my grandfather in about 1898 to about 1903 worked for the Hudson Bay Company in Churchill. Totally enjoyed watching the trip on the seal river.
Epic Journey, Jim and Ted! Beautiful wildlife encounters. I cannot imagine what it feels like to emerge from such astounding wilderness after 25 days and meet civilisation once more. Thank you both for your courage, strength, humour and gift to all of us, your thousands of imaginary friends ;~))
Fabulous series!! I have eagerly anticipated every episode. You took us right from the beginning, through all of it and it was so satisfying to be able to watch every step of the journey. It must have been so much extra work to film and then edit it, but ... WOW!! What a gift to all of your viewers. So many great parts of the journey, but I find myself still in awe of the navigating across the Height of Land.
Great Narrative and wrap up! This series and actual adventure just leveled up every episode right until this awesome climax of watching polar bears hunting in incredible Hudson Bay. Truly something very few will ever witness. So glad you both accomplished this journey safely. I absolutely appreciate all the hard work you put into it, and appreciate you sharing with us all! Cheers Big Guy!
Such an epic adventure this was for the Baird Brothers! It was so fun to watch... I was literally sitting on the edge of my seat during certain parts! Well done guys 👍 👌 ❤
We miss you guys already 😢. We've watched "all " your videos both Ted and you, when is the next one coming out ?? Soon we hope. The whole series was very exciting, you'll have great memories to share with your children. Keep the camera rolling!!!! Thanks
You’re welcome! I’ve been consists you posting videos every week but this adventure series with Ted is over. I did a shorter, Algonquin Park Trout fishing trip with Ted a few weeks back that we both filmed. This summer I’m doing a big solo adventure in the Yukon.
Big thanks for letting me follow you on your epic adventure. Best part? Hm, I can't say. You both have been so skilled of canouting. So once more, big big thanks from 🇸🇪
Another fantastic trip Jim. These adventures of yours are inspiring. Being so close to the Polar bears and Beluga must have been amazing. Many Thanks for sharing these videos.
Thanks for watching! This is the final episode from my Beyond the Height-of-Land series. Thanks a lot for coming along on the adventure with me. Please subscribe and let me know what your favourite part of this ep. was. You can watch all the episodes from this series though the playlist linked here 👉 ua-cam.com/play/PLdWkde9gml_8-f0DQYTKwoS72914kX3-B.html
Stick to eating machine gun bullets for breakfast not seagull sh*t.
Thank you both for taking us with you on this terrific trip👍
Hey Jim and Ted
Thanks for the allowing us to come along on your adventure. Epic! Your last few comments before leaving the cabin were touching. For me it is Inspiring to continue my adventures.
Fantastic adventure. Thanks to you & Ted for sharing it with us. I'm older now, but I will say to all of those that are young & capable, go out and explore! The best part of the final video for me was your explanation of Type 1 Fun vs. Type 2 Fun. How true, that the accomplishment of Type 2 is so rewarding to your life and will leave you with lasting memories.
Thank-you for allowing us to see some of what you have. Cheers
Man I hate to see this trip over already. This was probably my favorite trip you’ve done. If you combine all the episodes into one movie. Even if it’s 30 hours long. I’ll watch it 😂. Can’t wait for the next trip.
I would watch the 30 hours too!
Yep me too ✋️
I’ve watched the 11hr movie probably 2-3 times now lol
You guys are so genuine and authentic. I don’t want your adventure to end. Please do another. Thoroughly enjoyed every episode.
Thanks a lot, definitely more adventures to come!
You guys have been my favorite entertainment this time of year. Northern Manitoba has been fascinating. The storms and insects that you've had to deal with was very interesting. And now the coastline and polar bears and belugas, WOW loved it and enjoyed it immensely. Thanks so much.
You’re very welcome! It is really amazing
This was as good as anything National Geographic produces. Thank you both for taking me along.
Thanks a ton! Great comment.
There are no words Jim, you two documented such an incredible adventure in the greatest country. Not only do you take us with you, you educate and entertain us. Thank you!!
You’re very welcome, thanks a lot for your support.
Thank you so much for sharing your advanture with us. You can be verry proud of yourself. In my oppinion you have no compadetores in what you are doing. I really love your way of Presentation. And also your words to sum up your philosophy being out in nature. I totally agree. That is also why I like to be out in nature for longer trips. Even though I am doing only a fraction of your jurneys. 😀 Thanks a million Jim and Ted! You are the best.
ML AnDi
Jim and Ted, thank you for bringing us along on a most remarkable adventure. Each week, I've waited anxiously for the next episode to drop. The raw beauty of northern Canada simply blew me away as did the sizes of the lakes and rivers you paddled. How fortunate you were to be able to experience it so closely and lived to tell about it. Given the conditions you faced, the photography was amazing. Congratulations on this achievement. I don't know how you'll top this one but I look forward to being along side when you do.
What an incredible ending to an incredible trip.
It was definitely that man! It all worked out with our timing and logistics and the long days we put in earlier on in the trip.
Type 2 fun is whimsical and enlightening, and you get to choose the endeavour and the satisfaction belongs to you alone.
Agreed, thanks a lot
Wow what an epic adventure. These are Memories to last a lifetime, thank you for sharing this. The time spent filming, editing, and sharing was not wasted.
You’re welcome! Ya the editing was a real marathon too say the least! Thanks a lot for watching.
Jim and Ted you guys are absolute legends! Thanks for putting your butts on the line,time and time again to bring us these tremendous adventures! Well done!!!!! Keep em coming! Praying for your continuous safety!!
Really enjoyed this adventure. In my 70's so I can't do the tings I did in my youth however I was with the two of you every step and paddle stroke..
The best part was NO BUGS ! Hats of to you brothers. Please favor us with more.
Haha, I imagine you didn’t go through much big spray while watching. Glad you enjoyed it all and thanks for watching!
At 66 years old and after 5 heart surgeries I know I will never be able to go on such an epic adventure, but I just did. Thanks for taking me along. Thanks for showing the arguments you had it made it real. There are still adventures out there and I hope you let me go along.
What a fantastic series !!! I haven’t enjoyed watching anything on tv this much in a long long time. Absolutely wonderful!!
Big thanks!
What a stunning speech! Absolutely brilliant. Blessings.
Thanks a lot!
Epic series Guys, thanks 👍👍. Thanks for sharing!!!. Give your wife's an extra hug.
Will do, thanks a lot
Sue here, Awesome trip you two are so Brave to do what you do I'm so glad ya'll made it safe, thanks for Bringing us along on your journey s ,just wow Congratulations on the new Baby Jim,
Thanks very much and you’re welcome! The new baby’s name is Hudson.
I am blown away on how this adventure has taken place, by far my favorite UA-cam adventure presenters right here, I just saw the 11+ hour videos of this series and I guarantee I will watch it again as it is action pact and one of the highest quality films that youtube has to offer... sorry Jimmy, teddy does build a more quality fire than yourself... just saying, but I love both of you. Without Ted, this trip would not be pure gold my friend! I have watched most of your videos, good job on getting Tory in the paddle spot, I appreciate you and your efforts with your family. Not easy to raise a child with a condition, but you and your wife manage the best you can. Much love from a fellow Canadian, stuck in the Philippines due to covid and passport issues. Love you all and thank you for your service friend!
Jim you and Ted did Canada proud. I am 76 and you took me on a real adventure. Canada is a wonderful Country. I never had a Brother but you two made me laugh, Ted should do stand comedy. Thanks to the both of you from Central Oregon.
Amazing show, thanks! I've heard from a Tibetan source that nature has a higher consciousness than we do, and that is why we like to be out there. Stay in the woods!
Unbelievable! It must be a huge mix of emotions at the end. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us, you two are a huge inspiration!
Indeed it was, thanks a lot for thinking in and for your support. I’m truly glad we could help inspire.
What a journey and the memories you have created as brothers and the stories you can tell your children and grandchildren!!💕💕
This was a truly amazing series!!! Better than anything on Netflix. Even complete with a Jim Baird TedTalk in this episode 😄. Thanks so so much for sharing this incredible journey with us!!
You’re very welcome! Ya, I really just went off on that Ted talk and figured, what the heck so I left it in. Glad you enjoyed it all. Thanks for watching and for the great comment.
What a great adventure. I followed all the episodes of Beyond the Height of Land. I was fascinated by each. The trip was a magnificent accomplishment.
Thanks a lot! I felt the same way and then the video editing was substantial undertaking too!
I've never binged watched any T.V series in my life until this one. It's clear that you guys put a lot of time and effort into the filming of every aspect of the trip.
I loved the 2 types of happiness speech in the end. You absolutely nailed it. Great work guys!
Big thanks! We definitely do out work into that and then behind the scenes, keeping everything charged with Solar etc is a lot of work too.
So sad it’s over! So glad there’s more to see! Thank you both and the girls who held down the fort while you were gone. Much love!
Thank you for the HOL series! It was my favorite series on YT. You inspire me to take on overnight adventures outdoors and I learn a lot from how you do it. That evening you arrived at the shack seemed like one of the most amazing experiences one could ask for. Excited to see more of your adventures!
You’re very welcome and indeed it was an amazing evening with rapids, adventure, an amazing sunset and polar bears!
This trip was out of this world, thank you so much for taking us along for the ride. Glad you guys came through alright. It's gonna be tough beating this but I have no doubt there will be more epic stuff to follow.
Thanks a lot, I have an awesome trip planned for this summer, not as long but tough to beat with the remoteness and scenery I’ll be experiencing
@@JimBairdAdventurer Can't wait man! Do be careful though! I'm looking forward to it already.
Soooo grateful to even see this series, but after six months I'm sorry to see it end. Jim's most eloquent recap put a tear in my eye ~ why you do what you do, and perfectly explaining why this land must be protected.
Greetings from Norway. Thank you for letting us tag along, great stuff!
This series was one of my favourite wilderness 🛶 trip videos. It had it all. Thanks for sharing your wisdom, passion and love for the wild.
You’re very welcome, I really appreciate you talking the time to watch! 👍
Everything has already been said…
I’m speechless - THANK YOU! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Thank you Jim and Ted. What an extraordinary journey. I enjoyed it tremendously. ❤️
Bairds and belugas and bears, oh my! …A fitting end to an epic journey, Jim - a real treat to have been brought along on this one! I appreciate all of the effort that you two put into not only the trip itself, but the months of work bringing it to the small screen, helping to brighten the dark days of winter, and keep me excited for the next paddling season. …Looking forward to seeing what you two have in store for 2022 - happy paddling!
Hi Jim and Ted, I had my ankle broken in a freak accident and have dealt with major depression since. I was subscribed to you before and watched most of your videos except for this massive series as I kept it for a rainy day. Well that rainy came and I binge watched this series from the start in the last two days to three days and my ankle is starting to feel much better!
Thanks you so much for this and I can't wait to get out there again myself.
Amazing, I know the feeling as an active person. Thanks for watching and get well all around. Enjoy your next adventure, whatever scale it is and you overcoming this injury will serve to just be more proof as to what kind of person you are - someone who can overcome mental and physical pain and challenges. No easy feat.
@@JimBairdAdventurer Thanks Jim.
Great adventure. I really enjoyed that. Thanks for sharing. Keep your paddle in the water.
Good Lads! Enjoyed the whole series. Quite the adventure. Thank you for having me along, was great viewing on some cold, and snowy days here in Thunder Bay. God Bless.
Thanks very much and glad it could help you escape a little through the long winter.
Guys...I have watched you two for 25 episodes over the winter - what is next??? Your adventures are beyond words, beyond anything ! could ever experience, ABSOLUTLY on the edge of my seat the whole time! I truly appreciate my adventures out in the bush and thus appreciate and love your brotherhood experiences out in the wilds of Manitoba...your wives/family are saints! You are blessed beyond the 'height of land!' Cheers!
The Baird Boys Triumph again. Thank you for another extraordinary wilderness adventure.
you both did accomplish alot and you took us on an adventure of a life time . keep on keeping on .anyone who says they can do what the two of you did and not have a upset or a bad couple of minutes would be lying . just my honest opinion .
Thanks a lot and ya, we had a lot of miles to cover and little sleep for many of the nights it was an awesome trip though.
It was awesome to see the Polar bear mother and cubs. It was so interesting to see the changes in the landscapes and water.
My favourite part is obviously the photographic art of showing your neck of the woods, the hunting of by the Polar Bears, those huge paws prints of the wolves and your lovely relationship between you two… I can go on forever.
I am interested in purchasing that saw you use to cut woods, Le me know how I can get one, thanks again.🙏🙏🙏
Thanks Jim & Ted for the fantastic journey. My husband and I watched every episode and now we both feel sad that it,s over, but relieved that you made it back safe. We Thank-you so much for bringing this experience into our home and can,t wait for the Yukon 2!
Awesome adventure !! Thanks for taking me along .. LG NB
You’re welcome
Jimsquatch the philosopher , would be a great name for a book. Awesome outlook on the epic trip. You and your brother are epic and underrated explorers. Keep it real, brother.
Many thanks for this great series of video’s, what a trip. Sad to see it over, happy you are both home safely.
What an EPIC adventure! Thank you both for letting me live vicariously through the both of you. Absolutely bucket list material. Can't wait to see what the next one is. Cheers gents 🍻
Big thanks!! Glad you enjoyed it so much, it was truly amazing.
My thanks to all of your family who stay at home and do all the day to day things that allowing you to bring these wonderful films to us 👍🧢🇬🇧
The message about Type 1 & 2 fun was prob the best description of the need and fulfillment from going through tough shit in the name of recreation. It has inspired me to go on some type of hike, paddle or camping trip that tests my limits. I used to do that all the time in my 20’s and the last 20 years I’ve gotten away from it. I need to push myself and I thank you for opening my eyes to that reality.
Wow.. I was really surprised at my emotions as I watched you guys board the train and knew it was the end of a fantastic journey. I had not realized how tied up I was in your expedition and I actually felt the let down of the high. So I must say you guys did a great job of capturing the trip and I was able to paddle along with you. Thank you for making the effort to bring this out.
Thanks a lot, ya it’s funny how that works sometimes. It’s hard to our words to it but some of the trips I’ve done, particularly the harder ones give me that feeling too when I think back on them.
Hello Jim good to see again my friend as always you have much to cheer with us thank you very much God bless you always
Like i said before guys. Fricken awesome. Watch everyone of them. Great trip.
Thanks!
Jim.....I came across your channel by accident about a month ago and immediately was hooked on this series. I am a Manitoban and feel northern Manitoba is one of the most underrated places in North America for how amazing it is with its landscape, as well as many other reasons. I introduced this series to my father and him and I really loved every episode. You seem like a really good dude and I enjoyed this documentary. Thanks again for sharing. Looking forward to your future adventures. All the best!
Amazing comment Mike! Thanks a ton to you and your dad for your support in watching this and I’m glad you enjoyed it. I agree that it is underrated for sure. Just the Seal River is as amazing a river as any in the country. Have a great one!
Watched every minute of your journey your the most interesting and amusing pair of adventurer's on UA-cam thanks a million 🏴🏴
Big thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
No hernia's there boys just bumps and lumps from hard work and seagull coffee!!! Your the best and thanks
Besides all the beauty, adventure, and challenge of your trip you offered us a meaning of life message at the end! I should not have been surprised, knowing how you so loving care for your son Wesley. 😊
Jim & Ted, thank you for sharing this marvelous adventure with us armchair adventurers. We couldn't have come closer to the Canadian wilderness than this. Thanks again guys. Greetings from the Netherlands, a small country with only man-made wilderness.
Jim you have no clue how inspiring you guys' trips are! Thank you for all the hard work. That wolverine footage was killer! I can't imagine how you store all your footage out there, lots of usb?. What's a little seagull crap in your coffee, first its too many bugs, now this, toughen up will ya? ha ha ha!
What an adventure! Thank you so much for taking us along. My whole family thoroughly enjoyed it!
Wow thanks soo much for this, better than watching game of thrones for sure.
Loved everything. Most of all loved the fishing and the hard times and how you guys overcome them.
Such a sweet series ❤❤
It’s such an inspiration to see the awe inspiring wilderness our country has to offer, thanks to the epic adventures you share, even risking life and limb in the process. Stay safe!
Well orated towards the end there Jim. There are just too many fantastic things to comment on so I'll just say thank-you for all of it. Kinda hits you in the gut when it's done. And so well done fellas.
Thanks a lot!
Great trip guys! Thanks so much for doing this for the rest of us. Marvelous summation at the end Jim. Keep it up guys! Your dedication to this type of adventure filming is a treasure.
Beautiful, rugged landscape! Great trip.
Thank you for taking all of us on you and your bros journey .Very nice place
You’re very welcome
I am struggling with the words so I’ll say thanks from my heart for all you guys went through to show the world this section of the globe… You are appreciated and loved ❤️❤️
Just watched the final episode. Awesome adventure for you guys and thank you so much for letting us follow along. I now long for wilderness adventures and solitude, the anticipation of what lies ahead and the thrill of not knowing what's around the next corner. I'm sure that my adventures won't be quite as epic as yours but you have inspired me to at least go out and find some.
Thank you Baird Brothers.
You’re welcome and ya, you seek it’ll don’t need to do adventures in such a large scale to still get so much out of it. Thanks a lot for watching and for your support.
I just love your adventures together. That was a magnificent trip and thank you both for sharing.
You’re very welcome!
Jim and Ted I just spent over 25 hours watching this trip from start to finish. This was such an epic trip. I haven't been able to get out and do these things due to life happening, but after watching this trip I am inspired to get back out there on another long awaited adventure. I ordered a ton of equipment I seen you guys using and my next purchase will be that awesome saw. Thank you guys for such an awesome experience. I bet the whole trip was a blink of an eye experience like they usually are.
Nice, ya the saw is amazing. Thanks a lot for taking the time to check out the series and I’m really glad to hear you liked it! I hope you do get the chance to get out there on some trips in the near future. Have a great day.
@@JimBairdAdventurer thanks Jim. I appreciate the response and have learned a ton about adventuring through you and Ted. Been a huge admirer since you guys won alone. Have a great summer my friend. I look forward to more of your awesome adventures.
I have enjoyed every second of this adventure, from the rapids, fires, fishing, bears and brotherly fights, just amazing. The time it must take to not only execute your plan, but to record such great footage. Thanks for sharing as always, much love from Central Missouri USA. Can't wait for the next one.
Thanks a lot and I’m glad to hear you enjoyed all these elements, both challenges and triumphs. It’s part of it for better or for worse and in the end it was an amazing adventure.
Just: W H O W ! ! thanx a lot. Again: you two brothers ROCK !
Much appreciated!
Your monologue about Type 2 fun was perfect. It really captured what this sort of thing is all about. Thanks for taking us along. I’ve added the Seal River to my bucket list.
thanks for the journey from the start of alone to now. you and your brother make me proud to be canadian its what is all about my heart got all warm that dog did look like buck still miss him
That inspiring recap was inspiring, indeed! The description of Type 2 fun was great, and it really hit home about why we NEED Type 2 fun in our lives, about how we need to challenge ourselves. Beautiful words. Sad that the series is over, but I have enjoyed every moment of it. Thanks for what you do, Jim and Ted.
And I'll be waiting for your reggae dance hall hit "Catty-maran" to drop any day now.
Haha, thanks a lot. Glad you liked that song in the Labrador doc and I’m glad you liked the talk I did at the end of this. It was the biggest monologue I’ve ever left in one of my films so I’m glad to hear it was well received. I really appreciate your support as usual. Have a great day.
LOVED this! Well this adventure start to fantastic finale was "beyond" an adventure....what shall we call THAT? WONDERFUL WORK JIM AND TED! You are two incredible brothers in the best of ways! Thirty years or so ago...was considering assisting with restoration of the Inuit huskies by adopting one or two or three... lol.... and amazingly was at a local festival where a dog came up to me, pushing hard at my knees and the lady holding him, said that he didn't typically do that... I was thrilled but even more to find out this WAS the dog I was considering from way up there north at Churchill...one of the last taken from the ice floes that was rather in jeopardy. At any rate, Churchill is such an amazing place in the world. Love the quiet beautiful places in our world even now that time has passed by me, way too quickly...THANK YOU so much for sharing your journey!
Thank you very much and thanks for sharing that story. What a beautiful life it is.
I always watched you'll adventures guys here in the philppines i love love natures, god bless you jim baird and ted baird
Thanks so much for checking out my videos and watching from the Philippines! That is really cool…Have a great day.
I thoroughly enjoyed watching Jim and Ted’s Excellent Adventure! Having grown up with brothers, I appreciate the sibling rivalry!
Tried to hop the train from dam on the Nelson to Churchill in 1981 but train was 8 hours late. So we continued south back to Thompson. You show Churchill as a nice play to visit. Thanks for you unique perspective.
You’re welcome, ya Churchill does have a thriving tourism industry with polar bear tours, dog sledding and beluga whale watching.
Thank you, thank you both so much! kept my comments right to the end. I just hung out for every new episode; this was truly epic CONGRATULATIONS - really.
Loved Jim's bit of philosophy about where we are and what we can do on our small but changing planet. There was so much in this series Ted's humour, kms of rapids, wildlife and of course breakfast!!! So looking forward to what you both have coming up in your spring and summer while I shiver DownUnder. Best wishes to you and your families. Pete from Australia
awesome series guys. Kind of sad its over but will catch your next adventures. Tons of respect for you guys with your love for the land, your strength and endurance and that you share it with us. Thanks a lot!
You’re really welcome! Thanks a lot for thinking in and giving the content a shot. Have a great week!
I watch this segment over and over again just to make sure i get every bits of it . you guys are great human beings . you'll both make great fathers , and with Tori and Heather , Type of family for our futur :)
Loved every second of this adventure, stunning scenery and crazy water… cheers boys…
Thanks!
My wife want to thank you and Ted for giving us this adventure to watch this winter. It's been great. What an epic adventure! We had a good tripping year ourselves last year which left us full of that special feeling you get coming out of the wilderness. You've managed to keep that feeling going for us through the winter, just in time for our first trips of 2022! I hope you and Tori and Wesley and the new one have a great summer full of adventures and, selfishly, I hope we get to see a little bit of what you guys and Ted decide to get up to!
Great trip guys and thanks so much for sharing it all with us!
Much appreciated!
Wow just wow. Such wild beautiful country. Thankyou for taking us along with you. Looking forward to the next big adventure. Best wishes from Western Australia. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Excellent series. I watched every episode the day you released it. Thanks for going through the trouble of all that filming so we could vicariously travel with you.
Nice, thanks a lot for the support. Ya, we captured a ton of footage on this one which was indeed a lot of work but worth it.
Thank you so much for sharing your adventure with all of us.
Thanks for taking us along on your adventure. We are looking forward to the next one.
Exciting series. I have a special interest as my grandfather in about 1898 to about 1903 worked for the Hudson Bay Company in Churchill. Totally enjoyed watching the trip on the seal river.
Epic Journey, Jim and Ted! Beautiful wildlife encounters.
I cannot imagine what it feels like to emerge from such astounding wilderness after 25 days and meet civilisation once more.
Thank you both for your courage, strength, humour and gift to all of us, your thousands of imaginary friends ;~))
You’re very welcome! Ya, it’s always a little weird to get back. You’re not used to seeing so many people.
Fabulous series!! I have eagerly anticipated every episode. You took us right from the beginning, through all of it and it was so satisfying to be able to watch every step of the journey. It must have been so much extra work to film and then edit it, but ... WOW!! What a gift to all of your viewers. So many great parts of the journey, but I find myself still in awe of the navigating across the Height of Land.
Great Narrative and wrap up! This series and actual adventure just leveled up every episode right until this awesome climax of watching polar bears hunting in incredible Hudson Bay. Truly something very few will ever witness. So glad you both accomplished this journey safely. I absolutely appreciate all the hard work you put into it, and appreciate you sharing with us all! Cheers Big Guy!
You’re very welcome! Thanks a lot for watching and it was an amazing place to spend time here on Hudson Bay with so many Polar Bears around.
Such an epic adventure this was for the Baird Brothers! It was so fun to watch... I was literally sitting on the edge of my seat during certain parts! Well done guys 👍 👌 ❤
You fellas definitely set the bar high on that one 👍
Awesome adventure
We miss you guys already 😢. We've watched "all " your videos both Ted and you, when is the next one coming out ?? Soon we hope. The whole series was very exciting, you'll have great memories to share with your children. Keep the camera rolling!!!! Thanks
You’re welcome! I’ve been consists you posting videos every week but this adventure series with Ted is over. I did a shorter, Algonquin Park Trout fishing trip with Ted a few weeks back that we both filmed. This summer I’m doing a big solo adventure in the Yukon.
Big thanks for letting me follow you on your epic adventure.
Best part? Hm, I can't say. You both have been so skilled of canouting.
So once more, big big thanks from 🇸🇪
Well I found this just in time as I poured myself a drink. Now just to change it to the big screen "Action"
Another fantastic trip Jim. These adventures of yours are inspiring. Being so close to the Polar bears and Beluga must have been amazing. Many Thanks for sharing these videos.
You’re very welcome and indeed it was truly amazing
Epic epic epic boys, amazing yiu can do this and show us your adventures.
Thanks very much