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I like the complete team effort and involvement. I cant tell if there is a leader or captain of this expedition, which is the epitome of a real leader.
It’s great to experience the moment where you realize the person you have been watching on adventures has become their own version of the characters they looked up to in the books that inspired them. You even see they are still are humble enough to not quite believe it themselves. Congratulations you will forever be a part of the adventure/explorer history.
One of the things I've realized since you started releasing.... The National Geographic and Field and Stream Sponsored Adventures... Is that you guys have been doing this a long time.... You were truly those adventurers that I would watch on National Geographic and go WOW .... I don't think youtube has fully grasp exactly WHO you are.... Because if they did ...Your Views would be so much higher...💪👍❤️
@@JimBairdAdventurer I agree with Sheila above, I've been following your channel since you crossed the Baffin Island's Cumberland Peninsula and had no idea!
This is the extreme remote trip I know and love you and Ted for.. I know it’s hard with having a family, but I’d love to see a long distance, remote trip like this, with Ted, or even with one of the many other Canadian wilderness explorers like yourself (northern scavenger, or especially Justin Barbour)
Wow! What an awesome expedition across the arctic! And here I'm thinking it'd be a cool experience just to go to Moosenee and Moose Factory during the winter.
We've been watching you guys since ALONE...you guys are epic...lots of great adventures....and look at you now...like the modern day Red Fisher...sitting by your fire place sharing your stories...😊...glad to hear you and Tori getting some good exposure on how stimulating the outdoor environment can be for kids...and kids like Wes. ..and Huddy is a star...maybe run into you in the park one day....hope the brookies are bitting 🎣
Wow what a great adventure. Meeting people who live there and interacting enough where they can show you new and better routes to go. Thanks for posting this older story that is as good as they get. Good luck on your new adventures whatever and wherever they are.
Either you are an incredible storyteller, or the story was incredible or both. Thoroughly enjoyed seeing the landscape and learning about the people on the land. I recently read a book about how the boats of the Franklin expedition were found. I forget the man's name who helped Parks Canada find the boats, he was Inuit. Through that book, I learned a lot about the Inuit ways and my respect for them grew as I learned more and more about them.
Just getting deep into this. Jim/Ted - this is just perfect. I've watched you're guys content for years and this is just so totally you. Such knowledge and enthusiasm. Humility and respect for the culture and the ecosystems. Hopefully you guys have some inkling of how special you are and how special this content is. What an awesome adventure. I may not get to sleep tonight. I can't stop.
Jim Wow that must have been amazing trip. That awesome! Thank you for sharing your awesome journey. Definitely a trip that you Ted will remember forever.
Absolutely incredible doc Baird brothers!!!! Truly can't say enough about everything you both put out. Unbelievably great adventurous expedition after expedition. Stay safe and keep up the phenomenal content gentlemen!!!!
This was really special Jim. You have held on to this story and footage for all this time too. I see you all out in the bitter cold and it's tricky to even imagine. In the forest, you can build a shelter and have an abundance of fuel to burn, but as you said, above the tree line, below zero, amazing adventure !!
Thank you for sharing this, AMAZING. ILOVE YOUR CHANNEL ❤️Between you and your family what you have shared with us. You are what we need in the United States a positive attitude.
You just walked in there off the street and convinced them to send you on this and other expeditions? Man, I don't know who was crazier, you or them. Haha. Loved seeing this.
Absolutely awesome! I understand you do not think of yourself as a classic explorer because you have more modern technology but as you know, technology can't always save you. Thank You for posting this!!!!!
Hello again, this is an amazing documentary! It´s impressive how detailed you remember this trip and supercool to hear about this. You are amazing respectful adventurers, i appreciate the respect you bring up to nature, the people you met out there, and the way you kept yourself safe seems to be right. Thanks for sharing these memories and impressions with the world. You are awesome!
You’re are very welcome! Thanks a lot for watching and for the encouraging comment. It helped me remember as I went through a lot of the footage and organized it before I did the sit down interview.
Well I truly enjoyed the hole 2hrs, an may have to watch it again ☺️. That was by far the best. How 🤞 lucky can two guys 👍 be. Sounds like the good Lord had your back all the way. Thanks for sharing 🤠.
Loved the whole documentary. So many meaningful story treasures. The cool thing is these far, far north people, the Inuit and other tribes really willingly share their heritage.
You men are awesome! Been watching for several years. You are animals! Great content! Just when I think you’ve done everything you drop one like this!!! Thanks for the entertainment!!
wow........talk about near death experiences. When you were standing on that black ice, I had to fast forward.......it was freaking me out........lol. That was an incredible expedition and I'm sure the Inuit appreciated your respect and what you learned about their way of life. Well done.
massive fan jim. saw you and ted win alone at the time and shortly after found you and ted on youtube and been following all the trips,love it all mate keep up the good work!!!!
I really enjoyed this format for an older experience between you and Ted. I have to admit, seeing you and Ted at that time, I can't barely believe that you (and certainly Ted) were drinking age at that time. You both look so young! Great story and I'm sure a great adventure.
What a amazing adventure you and your brother went on . I have to say I'm so proud off you guys on how you talk about the aboriginal people and when u talked about the lady that was in residential school. I enjoyed every part off your video ❤️ keep up the good work .. Miigwetch
wonderful Arctic adventure hope we will be watching you and your brother Ted on another winter adventure or canoe expedition it’s truly nice to watch you together on your journey
Wow that was epic. I guess your fondness for crazy arse music (which I love ) in your stories comes as you mature 😂😂 Had no idea how long you’ve been doing this, I started watching you before I’d even knew you were in Alone, but you have a talent for bringing the message across with a passion for the indigenous people and their ways and their knowledge of the country. Kudos to you Jim. You make everyone happy. Keep it up 👍
You and Ted put out some of best content on YT, great adventures, amazing stories. Anytime I see something new from y'all, it is must-see viewing. I guess my favorite part of the video was seeing you each pulling up those huge lake trout from Big Bear Lake. Maybe they weren't the lunkers that may be there, but they were pretty hefty and the work it took to land them was extreme. That had to have been a very satisfying meal in your tent out in the middle of that huge frozen lake that night. And seeing the Inuit people greet you at your final destination was very cool as well. Your commentary interspersed with the video of the trip was very well done as well. Great job!!
I wish I could be more eloquent, but wow, just a fabulous video. The views as the sun was rising and or setting marvellous. Very informative too! Thanks to you both!
What a great trip! Thanks for posting. Incredible how the north gets under your skin and you crave it. Even the crazy -45 cold. Swear this reminds me of Red Fisher Scuttlebutt Lodge, the way you are sitting in a leather chair with a fire behind you chatting with the camera like its your guest! Love the format!
What a crazy good story! I loved listening to the CB conversation when you were getting your stuff hot shotted. "these guys are from Toronto." Silence, "well good luck". The number of human encounters you had on the trip surprised me a little but I guess subsistence living means you need to go out and get it done. Lots of resilience on your part and lots of good advice from the locals who were willing to give you some skills before turning you loose!
Awesome video Jim. Enjoyed the commentary and history in between the video sections. Really liked learning about the people living north of the arctic circle and the fishing, too. Great job on the video. Thank you for sharing your last experience with us.
Wow!! What an amazing expedition you both had and gave everyone the privilege of watching. It's hard to imagine snowmobiling the distance you did and through the harsh weather conditions. Those ice pockets and cliffs had to have been daunting for sure. The caribou and musk ox were pretty incredible as well. Thank you both for sharing - you're both amazing explorers and videographers as well. Looking forward to watching your next expedition.
Ha! Nice work on that cold call. This was a great recap. Loved when you guys came across the school group. You guys are really great at taking the time to get to know people and learn from them.
I love this style of storytelling by the fire mixed with the films. It seems to add another layer to your art form...i am in just awe of the bravery you and Ted exhibit, and am always inspired to get out and adventure from watching yall! 👏
I'm here to watch these .I'm going to be #1 Fan wish u could hunt for me guys it's just a dream. Watching lots say they do this Really well.helps In ways you'll never know how 👍
Incredible adventure! I really want to visit Great Bear Lake and catch some lakers. Favorite part was learning about the events surrounding your relationship with Field and Stream. You lead such a great life, it’d be interesting to see a film about how you got to where you are now. Keep it up.
I plumbed houses up in the area for a few years spent a winter in coppermine we were based in norman wells traveled by winter roads and air so i know the feeling of the far north, a place unlike any other great video, i still think your a little crazy lol some day when your old you will sit back and say yup i was nuts pulling that adventure off and lucky to still be alive, may you always stay warm and dry and may lady luck always be by your side
Great story.🤘Meanwhile in Finland at arctic circle. Major tourist attraction called Santa Claus willage in Rovaniemi. It's crazy how different enviroments are at the same latitude.👍
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I like them all enjoy watching North and Bella and your wives and Jim's boys. Have been a subscriber for years.
I like the complete team effort and involvement. I cant tell if there is a leader or captain of this expedition, which is the epitome of a real leader.
Yeeeeaaaaaahhhh! A Baird Bros. adventure!!! My favorite channel-
It’s great to experience the moment where you realize the person you have been watching on adventures has become their own version of the characters they looked up to in the books that inspired them. You even see they are still are humble enough to not quite believe it themselves. Congratulations you will forever be a part of the adventure/explorer history.
Thanks very much! I dint think I can compare to the explorers of the old times but I would have done it back then too I think.
Well said
One of the things I've realized since you started releasing.... The National Geographic and Field and Stream Sponsored Adventures... Is that you guys have been doing this a long time.... You were truly those adventurers that I would watch on National Geographic and go WOW ....
I don't think youtube has fully grasp exactly WHO you are.... Because if they did ...Your Views would be so much higher...💪👍❤️
Thanks, ya I’m thinking about doing a full documentary with all my best footage from the last 17 years
@@JimBairdAdventurer I agree with Sheila above, I've been following your channel since you crossed the Baffin Island's Cumberland Peninsula and had no idea!
@@JimBairdAdventurer I'd love to see a documentary on your last 17 year's of adventures! Please 🙏 do it. ❤
This is the extreme remote trip I know and love you and Ted for.. I know it’s hard with having a family, but I’d love to see a long distance, remote trip like this, with Ted, or even with one of the many other Canadian wilderness explorers like yourself (northern scavenger, or especially Justin Barbour)
Justin Barbour is in a league of his own. Northern Scavenger is a great channel but they are very independent.
Yeaaaaaaah my show’s on!
Hope you like this one
I am!
Wow! What an awesome expedition across the arctic! And here I'm thinking it'd be a cool experience just to go to Moosenee and Moose Factory during the winter.
This is a fantastic documentary, I feel like this is a part of history that should be preserved. Great stuff
I'm even going to watch it again!!!! I Say Jim,Ted I Love you guys!!! Two channels I am thankful to have in my life!!!
We've been watching you guys since ALONE...you guys are epic...lots of great adventures....and look at you now...like the modern day Red Fisher...sitting by your fire place sharing your stories...😊...glad to hear you and Tori getting some good exposure on how stimulating the outdoor environment can be for kids...and kids like Wes. ..and Huddy is a star...maybe run into you in the park one day....hope the brookies are bitting 🎣
Wow what a great adventure. Meeting people who live there and interacting enough where they can show you new and better routes to go. Thanks for posting this older story that is as good as they get. Good luck on your new adventures whatever and wherever they are.
Jim Baird, Congratulations to you and your brother for this great adventure
Thanks a lot!
Thank you for working hard to make a great narration and edit 🥳
You’re welcome
Either you are an incredible storyteller, or the story was incredible or both. Thoroughly enjoyed seeing the landscape and learning about the people on the land. I recently read a book about how the boats of the Franklin expedition were found. I forget the man's name who helped Parks Canada find the boats, he was Inuit. Through that book, I learned a lot about the Inuit ways and my respect for them grew as I learned more and more about them.
Hey Jim Baird, I'm glad you uploaded anew video
Thanks!
Amazing adventure, I enjoyed every minute! You are blessed men, YEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAH!
Glad you liked it! Thanks a lot for tuning in.
Awesome thank you for sharing your journey up north. The communities in the north was the best part of this trip.
They are one of the best parts of all my northern trips!
@@JimBairdAdventurer Absolutely, memories to cherish. Have a great day Jim
Just getting deep into this. Jim/Ted - this is just perfect. I've watched you're guys content for years and this is just so totally you. Such knowledge and enthusiasm. Humility and respect for the culture and the ecosystems. Hopefully you guys have some inkling of how special you are and how special this content is. What an awesome adventure. I may not get to sleep tonight. I can't stop.
Jim Wow that must have been amazing trip. That awesome! Thank you for sharing your awesome journey. Definitely a trip that you Ted will remember forever.
Great adventure Jim, thanks for showing us , that musk ox skin is cool 👍
This was absolutely riveting! I thought I could fall asleep watching it but instead it kept me up for hours! And I had to get up early too... 😆
Oh no! Lol, well thanks a lot for tuning in. It definitely got more intense as the video went on.
Absolutely incredible doc Baird brothers!!!! Truly can't say enough about everything you both put out. Unbelievably great adventurous expedition after expedition. Stay safe and keep up the phenomenal content gentlemen!!!!
Going to take me a few nights but this is going to be a good one.
Thanks for checking it out
What an awesome trip. Unbelievable. Thank you.
You’re welcome!
Endlessly absorbing adventure.
Thank you.
Great Video,,,>>>>Doesn't matter where in Canada your from. Were All Bros.😀😀😀😀
Amazing, so glad you just put this up!
Thanks Max!
totally worth taking the time to watch through the whole adventure. What a life changing experience for you both.
Thanks very much Wendy! Ya it sure was, we learned a lot, made some memories and had a great trip.
This was really special Jim. You have held on to this story and footage for all this time too. I see you all out in the bitter cold and it's tricky to even imagine. In the forest, you can build a shelter and have an abundance of fuel to burn, but as you said, above the tree line, below zero, amazing adventure !!
Absolutely amazing. Thank you for taking us along.
Stuff like this is why I will always be a fan. Keep moving forward and keep the adventure alive
Will do, thanks very much
Thank you for sharing this, AMAZING. ILOVE YOUR CHANNEL ❤️Between you and your family what you have shared with us. You are what we need in the United States a positive attitude.
Thank you very much!
You just walked in there off the street and convinced them to send you on this and other expeditions? Man, I don't know who was crazier, you or them. Haha. Loved seeing this.
Incredible. 🤯 Mind blown . Wow.
Thanks!
yeaaaaaaah is right!
Absolutely awesome! I understand you do not think of yourself as a classic explorer because you have more modern technology but as you know, technology can't always save you. Thank You for posting this!!!!!
Hello again, this is an amazing documentary! It´s impressive how detailed you remember this trip and supercool to hear about this. You are amazing respectful adventurers, i appreciate the respect you bring up to nature, the people you met out there, and the way you kept yourself safe seems to be right. Thanks for sharing these memories and impressions with the world. You are awesome!
You’re are very welcome! Thanks a lot for watching and for the encouraging comment. It helped me remember as I went through a lot of the footage and organized it before I did the sit down interview.
Well I truly enjoyed the hole 2hrs, an may have to watch it again ☺️. That was by far the best. How 🤞 lucky can two guys 👍 be. Sounds like the good Lord had your back all the way. Thanks for sharing 🤠.
Hardly know how to express how you have opened my eyes to the North. This was just phenomenal.
Slim Jim and slim Ted rockin it on the tundra 👍
Great video boys 😎
What an amazing adventure! Thanks so much for putting the video together - we enjoyed it so much.
One of the worlds modern day explorers. Absolutely no question!!! Mr Jim is so incredible!!!
OMG I have a headache yet amazing trip. I would be too scared. Thanks for telling this story, I enjoyed it very much.
This is soooo cool! The Arctic is my dream💚
THIS ADVENTURE BLOWS MY MIND. AMAZING
Hats off too you two gentlemen 🎉
Just wow! You and Ted are true adventurers! Just getting to know the language and indigenous people were the best! Thx for sharing.
what a fantastic spectacular video .wow thx
HOLY! This was an EPIC freaking adventure!!
also, this type of commentary adding on top of the footage worked quite well in this case!
Thanks a lot and glad you like the format.
Baby Jim, love it!
Thank you for the Artic adventure Jim& Ted!
👍🏔️❄️🏕️
Loved the whole documentary. So many meaningful story treasures. The cool thing is these far, far north people, the Inuit and other tribes really willingly share their heritage.
You are a great storyteller! Thank You, for all those long videos. Everyone is a gem.
Honestly speechless about this one Jim & Ted! Amazing journey all around and again thanks for sharing your knowledge and experiences with us! 💚 B
Wow! What a great adventure. Love this!
Yet another ridiculously long, AWESOME video. Thanks for sharing this!
Hey Jim and Ted what an incredible adventure, l truly enjoyed it and thanks so much y’all! 👌👌👌👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩💯💯💯
You’re very welcome!
Wild……………. Crazy cool……."
Thanks!
You men are awesome! Been watching for several years. You are animals! Great content! Just when I think you’ve done everything you drop one like this!!! Thanks for the entertainment!!
Unbelievable story, thank you!
Amazing, really in awe of the people of the land
Great story telling Jim Really enjoyed another Jim and Ted adventure.
wow........talk about near death experiences. When you were standing on that black ice, I had to fast forward.......it was freaking me out........lol. That was an incredible expedition and I'm sure the Inuit appreciated your respect and what you learned about their way of life. Well done.
massive fan jim. saw you and ted win alone at the time and shortly after found you and ted on youtube and been following all the trips,love it all mate keep up the good work!!!!
Nice! Great to have ya here and thanks for looking us up!
I love all your vids man. Just wanted to say CONGRATULATIONS on the Maple Leafs win! ✊🏽🍁💙
I really enjoyed this format for an older experience between you and Ted. I have to admit, seeing you and Ted at that time, I can't barely believe that you (and certainly Ted) were drinking age at that time. You both look so young! Great story and I'm sure a great adventure.
This is amazing, it was really cool seeing you guys so young and seemingly in over your heads and just doing it.
Thanks a lot!
What a amazing adventure you and your brother went on . I have to say I'm so proud off you guys on how you talk about the aboriginal people and when u talked about the lady that was in residential school. I enjoyed every part off your video ❤️ keep up the good work .. Miigwetch
wonderful Arctic adventure hope we will be watching you and your brother Ted on another winter adventure or canoe expedition it’s truly nice to watch you together on your journey
great story teller..love your videos
Thank you!
This was great - and your modern commentary was key. I do love your younger flock of seagulls hair though! Lol ! Well done!
Thank you! Haha, glad you like the dew
Amazing Young adventures & expeditons!!!
Absolutely incredible!
Wow that was epic. I guess your fondness for crazy arse music (which I love ) in your stories comes as you mature 😂😂 Had no idea how long you’ve been doing this, I started watching you before I’d even knew you were in Alone, but you have a talent for bringing the message across with a passion for the indigenous people and their ways and their knowledge of the country. Kudos to you Jim. You make everyone happy. Keep it up 👍
Jim, you are a great storyteller. I felt like I was on the tundra with you and your brother.
You and Ted put out some of best content on YT, great adventures, amazing stories. Anytime I see something new from y'all, it is must-see viewing. I guess my favorite part of the video was seeing you each pulling up those huge lake trout from Big Bear Lake. Maybe they weren't the lunkers that may be there, but they were pretty hefty and the work it took to land them was extreme. That had to have been a very satisfying meal in your tent out in the middle of that huge frozen lake that night. And seeing the Inuit people greet you at your final destination was very cool as well. Your commentary interspersed with the video of the trip was very well done as well. Great job!!
I wish I could be more eloquent, but wow, just a fabulous video. The views as the sun was rising and or setting marvellous. Very informative too! Thanks to you both!
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it and gave it a shot.
Sweet baby jesus Jim!
I nixed the trip to the bar when I saw your notification. This was surely more entertainment than hearing about that Bud Lite fiasco! lol
Haha, ya that’s all over the place
What a great trip! Thanks for posting. Incredible how the north gets under your skin and you crave it. Even the crazy -45 cold. Swear this reminds me of Red Fisher Scuttlebutt Lodge, the way you are sitting in a leather chair with a fire behind you chatting with the camera like its your guest! Love the format!
What a crazy good story! I loved listening to the CB conversation when you were getting your stuff hot shotted. "these guys are from Toronto." Silence, "well good luck". The number of human encounters you had on the trip surprised me a little but I guess subsistence living means you need to go out and get it done. Lots of resilience on your part and lots of good advice from the locals who were willing to give you some skills before turning you loose!
Awesome video Jim. Enjoyed the commentary and history in between the video sections. Really liked learning about the people living north of the arctic circle and the fishing, too. Great job on the video. Thank you for sharing your last experience with us.
What an amazing adventure , one you will never forget i am sure . Enjoyed watching !!
Definitely I will not. Thanks for tuning in.
What an EPIC adventure! Travelled in the footsteps of many great northern Adventurers - very lucky! I hope to someday travel the barrenlands myself
Wow!! What an amazing expedition you both had and gave everyone the privilege of watching. It's hard to imagine snowmobiling the distance you did and through the harsh weather conditions. Those ice pockets and cliffs had to have been daunting for sure. The caribou and musk ox were pretty incredible as well. Thank you both for sharing - you're both amazing explorers and videographers as well. Looking forward to watching your next expedition.
Enjoyed this very much.
This is great! I just finished reading Across Arctic America by Knud Rasmussen. What an adventure in early 1900s, so cool to see it today.
Ha! Nice work on that cold call. This was a great recap. Loved when you guys came across the school group. You guys are really great at taking the time to get to know people and learn from them.
I love this style of storytelling by the fire mixed with the films. It seems to add another layer to your art form...i am in just awe of the bravery you and Ted exhibit, and am always inspired to get out and adventure from watching yall! 👏
Nice man, we appreciate that. Bravery is just fear hanging on for another minute.
I'm here to watch these .I'm going to be #1 Fan wish u could hunt for me guys it's just a dream. Watching lots say they do this Really well.helps In ways you'll never know how 👍
So great to see again. I grew up on Great Bear Lake in a community that doesn't exist anymore.
Incredible adventure! I really want to visit Great Bear Lake and catch some lakers. Favorite part was learning about the events surrounding your relationship with Field and Stream. You lead such a great life, it’d be interesting to see a film about how you got to where you are now. Keep it up.
Ox furr...nice one.
What an incredible journey. Thank you so much for all of the work you had to do to share this with us. God bless you guys, Wow!❤
amazing👍
My favorite
I plumbed houses up in the area for a few years spent a winter in coppermine we were based in norman wells traveled by winter roads and air so i know the feeling of the far north, a place unlike any other great video, i still think your a little crazy lol some day when your old you will sit back and say yup i was nuts pulling that adventure off and lucky to still be alive, may you always stay warm and dry and may lady luck always be by your side
My eyeballs are bugged right out of my head…watched the whole thing!……I have to pry my fingers off my chair!! I don’t think I’ll sleep tonight
INSANE...... legit insane
Thanks a lot!
Great story.🤘Meanwhile in Finland at arctic circle. Major tourist attraction called Santa Claus willage in Rovaniemi. It's crazy how different enviroments are at the same latitude.👍