Survivorman | Mexico Part 2 | Les Stroud
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- Опубліковано 4 бер 2021
- Les Stroud is shipwrecked on the desert island of Tiburon. Part of the Sonoran desert, Tiburon is searing hot in the day and freezing cold at night. The coastline is a barren stretch with no source of freshwater. Les must distill seawater and scavenge for clams and oysters amongst the rocks and mud to survive. With the threat of stingrays in the shallow waters and coyotes hunting the shoreline, Les battles hunger, fatigue and loneliness in this ten-day survival ordeal.
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I imagine I'll be periodically rewatching these episodes for my whole life. They never get old.
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3:25 Les calling out Bear Grylls lmaoo
we do not say the b g word here
@@DarkMetaOFFICIAL Bear Grylls 😂😂
@@ljrayburn322 im cancelling you 😂
@Cody Rice depends on the situation. Survival depends on who and what the hostiles are. Nature and wild animals are one thing but not all environments are void of competition by other humans.
@@DarkMetaOFFICIAL 😂😂😂
When you play "Stuck on a deserted Island, what would you take" the answer is always Les Stroud.
And he's crew of 20?
@@DavidAlanReece have you seen the list of credits?
@@DavidAlanReece Ok! That makes a lot of sense. Thank you!
“Man vs the wild” I see what you did there Les lol
I think it was a sneak diss 😂😂😂
Whata low blow😅
He's just stating the BEAR facts
he was grylln them..
@@SsteveGnash this comment is underrated
The man, the myth , the Canadian
I’m confused can u explain that comment
@@noriteller-elsberg2816 it’s the saying “the man, the myth , the legend” but instead of “the legend” , I put the nationality of les stroud , Canadian
Ehh
@Nori Teller-Elsberg lmao you used 2 accounts on this post
@@thievinglittlegoblin404 oh oops lol
Why is Les so good at what he does? He's real...no bs. "None of this man vs wild nonsense"
"Nature isn't against you...it just IS"
Best shot at the man vs wild show ive ever heard
@@Strongman0307 Honestly with how often Les makes those remarks, it makes him look really insecure, like he's obsessed about Bear Grylls
@@Pr00ch No he just dislikes how fake bears show is. And considering Les is attempting to actually teach people real things that could save them when bear is lying to people about squeezing water out of elephant shit. It's an insult to people to take this shit seriously, not an insecurity
i actually was believing all the hype for survival man equally until this exact video actually. what made me realize its a blend of staged and real was the aerial recordings of the exact things happening while out on day 5 like we see here, the coyote scene was a dead give away. if he was all alone, there would not exist that footage of the coyote that was following when he had arrived the day prior. ruling out that it was footage of from the drop of cause that would have been days ago.
this also means they have the pilot ready there with a crew off the camera scenes at all times im afraid. i couldnt believe it until this exact episode confirmed. but damn holy shit
@@MagnusQuake Well I don't know for sure, but it's very possible the crew took b roll shots after picking Les up. From a TV perspective, it makes sense to get some additional footage after the fact to supplement what was filmed during the actual survival.
Your a bloody legend for uploading all these got me through some boring times cheers les
absolute legend of legends
lol got you through boredom . funny.
@@mikeyjames6808 In this very episode he shows that boredom can kill you in the right situation.
Sometimes survival is not always against nature and the elements, but instead against our own minds. I can honestly say that your content has helped save me from mine often over the last few months. Thanks Les!
I couldn't agree more with a lot of bush to explore near my home but stuck in it so often recently. Appreciate having something good to watch and kill the boredom.
Thanks for posting this Les. I love the firestick, prefer to have an easy way to light a fire but I might remember that and hopefully never need it.
i know when i'm alone with myself, that guy's a pain in my ass. but i never listen
wonderful comment ✌️you got this!
Yes exactly same here pretty amazing how that works didn't even realize till I read your comment
“The problem with holding the cigar is in always putting it to my mouth” lmao man just say I’m alone on an island and wanted to hit the cigar a few times. We all love you.
Bro... les is constantly low key throwing shade at man vs wild and bear grills lol I love it
Bear grylls is twice as good as this guy.fact.
I don't see bear taking shots at anyone,do you know why? Cos he's already at the top.
bear is an actor,@@elmo1983stitch les is a true survivor,i"d take my chances with les thanks,
@@elmo1983stitch I knew a guy that trained both of then in southeastern utah. He said that bear would be eating and drinking off camera, while les would do it all on his own
@@mattprater8828 ye,OK.
I feel like he's one of the only true survivalists, so many people pretend to survive while they have a whole camera crew.
Yeah, if I got to choose between anyone like Bear Grylis etc and this guy, Survivor man would be my choice without hesitation. He and his wife actually spent a year in the woods far away from civilization
The only one better in my opinion is Cody lundin
@@RamboRaptor92 Not to forget Ray mears..
@@sedat850 Ray's show on wild food with that hilarious professor trudging along was so, so good.
Ed Stafford for sure
11:01 my mom, back in the 70s(i believe if i recall correctly) did that once off the shore of holland, but with a phone number, turned out some woman found it washed up on the uk shores, and they actually, for years and years, kept in contact and sent eachother christmas cards and birthday wishes and stuff... so cool..
thats preety cool
Wow 😳
What I love about Les Stroud is that he not only did the survival part for real, but he made the TV show from the ground up in the beginning to what it became. The other shows, Vs Wild, Dual, Alone etc. Were someone else's idea and production.
Alone is a banger of a show though, even if it is overproduced.
@@victorerickson9770 and Woniya thibeault has her own "behind the scenes" and commentary vids! She tells all about her body's recovery afterward etc
I loved his old old documentary with his (wife?) and the dog where they took a small plane out into the wild and lived for a year.
“Human beings always take the path of least resistance,” he says in the middle of a voluntary 10 day survival mission in the middle of nowhere.
FYI, Everything takes the path of least resistance.
3:25 is why I love Les’s approach to survival. His philosophy is that WE need to adapt to nature. Whereas folks like Bear Grylls treat nature like an adversary that you must “beat” to survive.
I think you can do a little bit of both
@@MrSeans2 I don’t think nature can be beat. It’s better to work with it
@@EvansSecret I never said nature can be beat but there is a mindset that can overcome things in nature that is what I’m talking about
@@MrSeans2 Oh, I misunderstood. My original statement said we must adapt, while Grylls thinks we need to beat it. When you said we can do both, I assumed you meant we can “beat nature.” But yes! I certainly think we have to overcome things in nature to survive. I just think it’s not our adversary
@@EvansSecret most definitely that’s why some of what Bear Grylls mindset I do agree with not everything.
I LOVE how this man always keeps the wellbeing of nature in his mind as much as his own! "Leaving something behind makes survival possible." Yessir! 👏👏👏👏
Then strips a bush of berries.
@@wernesgruder1Stripping the bush of berries doesnt kill the bush. They'll grow back.
Hey Les I love your videos and you offer a great variety of knowledge on survival. However I grew up in the Mexico desert and in the interest of the survival of anyone trapped in the desert of Mexico, always walk or drive towards a light in the distance, human help is your only hope when you’re stranded in the desert. We do have a rainy season but it only comes around one week out of the year so if you find yourself surviving the desert any other time of the year, farmers and ranchers are your only other hope of surviving the dry heat of The pan. Don’t go looking for springs, plants or any other other sources of water. Farmers and ranchers with wells are your only hope, it’s dry and hot out here don’t risk anything. Kind regards..
One more thing, never drink your pee, morale is the only thing that will keep you going when things get really tough and there’s no way to ruin morale like drinking pee, trust me I’ve seen it happen.
Yep, minus berry bushes which so long as you don't damage the bush while foraging. It is always best to leave enough behind to replenish. Not for you 'naturalists', but primarily and pragmatically, so that you will have a steady supply of food for the long term.
There is more than one reason you should range around the perimeter and IMMEDIATE surroundings of your survival camp.
Thank you Canada, for Les and the trailer park boys
I don't take it for granted you uploading these old episodes! Thank you Les! Survivorman is the ultimate late night comfort for me that I can watch literally over and over. So familiar and soothing. It's one of the only shows I've bought many single episodes for. Worth every penny.
Two things, wrapping the copper tube with a seawater soaked rag will increase the still output. Two, bees and birds head to water morning and evening, you can follow them. Bees usually will only live within two miles of fresh water. Hiking in dry desert bees have somehow followed me and contiously drank my sweat.
"This man vs the wild nonsense...". You tell 'em Les.
I was actually searching for this type of comment 😂
what about his bigfoot nonsense 😂😂
watching this show made me feel like my sewing skills could actually be useful in a survival situation, I am much encouraged.
Virtually Any craft skill you have, with a little ingenuity can prove useful.
Who else wants to see Les on Alone? :-)
YESSSSSSSSS
I don't think that he would do well. Les doesn't like being alone. In every episode of his show he mentions the loneliness and you can tell that being alone is hard on him.
They'd have to rename it The Les Stroud show because he would absolutely dominate and own it.
I think they should invite all the other famous survivalist and maybe add to the challenge by having an inexperienced partner with them. The 500k could go to charity. Maybe David gogins would like to be on the show?
The only reason alone is even a thing is because of less
The finest program ever on television...
“I hear so much of this fighting against nature, this man vs wild sort of thing. It’s just nonsense”
LOOL Bear bro where you at
@Kill Them All he’s very active still. Has several Netflix series.
Bear is running arround somewhere like an idiot.
@@Wastelander13nd making money 😂
Yeah, man vs wild. The man, yepp, the man is winning over nature, ohhh yeah my friend.
Love these little ironic mentionings.
Glad I just discovered on Christmas Day, 2021 that Les had uploaded his library to UA-cam ! What a great present for me. Him being sick off the oysters reminded me of the time he got really sick from that turtle in Georgia.
I run a cigar business with my brother and whenever we go camping for a few days, we always have plenty of cigars on us. We used this method of fire-carrying many times and it never fails. They're ideal for it, they might as well be part of every campers gear.
My absolute favorite thing about this series are the subtle digs at *Gear Brills*
I wish there were more of these ten day episodes.
Les, it’s almost been 10 years since this was filmed, ever think about doing some more episodes?
Cheers.
The fighting to survive series came out just last year I think, but the last actual survivorman episode was 2016 with his son. Definitely overdue for another series.
Don’t forget that Les both ages and has a family. He’s probably done doing these big survival trips so he can focus on his health and his loved ones. And he can create other great, less dangerous content going forward.
These are acually pretty risky to do as he is out there himself. He could easily die if he made a seriuos mistake or got injured.
Les got into a bad truck wreck and really broke his body. Then add in his age and the toll each of these type episodes takes on his body he said he was done with doing these extended survival shows.
Getting too old for this 💩 is a real thing, trust me lol. I'm only 38 but my body is done as a disabled Marine veteran. I still do physical things outdoors but not like I used to when I was in my 20's.
@@pennsyltuckyreb9800 Wait until you add another 15 years to that, which is where I am now, lol. Semper Fi my brother.
You’ve inspired me so much over the years les!
I haven’t lived in a house for ten years and living on the water on an identical boat as the one in this episode for the past three
Living comfortably in the wild is where I am truly home And I so happy you make a point of it
Good to be able to see you again after all these years!
Hopefully I can bring a camera along on my future adventures and share with you all
You live in an apartment in Chicago
😱
@@colleenkennedy1934 hahah tru little Internet boy in his shared apartment
Using the cigar to transport your fire is so galaxy brain. Very impressive intuition.
When he threw the wine bottle in the ocean he said it had been 10 years since he had done that this was filmed in 2012 now its 2021 time flys so fast thank you
Les Stroud for your time. I know many others including myself have learned amazing things from you from survival to self knowledge again thanks man
I wonder if anyone found it yet
2022 now.
@@herbertholland924 almost 2023 now
@@hispanica316 feb. 2023 now
I wonder if anyone found the first one he talked about sending:
I love the way he continues to play along with the "having to carry fire routine" right up to creating a fire using a bow drill, despite having a fire steel right there on his knife sheath the whole time lol. That's discipline!!
Les's writing is underrated.
I notice a lot of people take to trashing the likes of Bear Grylls and his Man vs. Wild show. Let's be clear about one thing: it isn't a comparison, because they aren't really doing the same thing. Also, I guarantee you if they met, they would find a lot of respect for one another. Much of their advice lines up pretty similarly - except when it comes to eating snow, for some reason.
Les is a real, live-off-the-land survivalist. He studied, spoke to everyone he could, interacts with locals at every site, and went on countless expeditions with experts before trying it on his own. And he NEVER goes to a place to film the show without first scouting it a bit, and again, talking to the locals. He has acquired an amount of knowledge and experience that is incomparable. Les makes it as authentic as possible by otherwise not being prepared beforehand, and bringing no one with him. SIDE NOTE: He also alienated a portion of the wilderness trekking, wannabe survivalist hipsters when he declared their deity, Christopher McCandless, a "terrible survivalist". If anyone has half a brain, they know Les is right and Christopher did almost everything wrong.
Bear is an ex-special forces officer, turned adventurer who is always after life's next great thrill. He has a lot of survivalist knowledge as well, but the purpose of his show was always to stage situations someone might encounter, no matter how extreme, and show how it's possible to survive. Bear was virtually never in any danger of starving or dehydrating - though he did put himself in physical harm by attempting ridiculous feats - and he had a crew with him at all times. He valued doing the most extreme things to encourage survival techniques, but also for the entertainment of the viewers. The downside to a lot of his survival techniques were twofold: 1) Bear is extremely athletic being ex-military, and was able to get out of things average people likely couldn't; and 2) his whole plan was to hike out of wherever he was. He almost never planned to set up camp, stay put, and get a bearing on his surroundings. He was always move, move, move, which again, could get an average person into even worse situations.
I forget how poetic Les Stroud can be. He slips a few lines in here and there especially when he's inspired by the beauty of his surroundings.
Imagine how excited someone would be if they saw this vid and later found the bottle washing ashore? That’d be so awesome!
@@Hubcapdiamondstarhalo lmaoooo forrreal
apprentice sweet JESUS you're right 😂
I lost touch with nature in my younger years. You helped me rediscover my love of bushcraft and learning survival skills.
Bought all your dvds many years ago. So happy to find you on yt. Some of the most positive grounding content out there, reminding us of the simple joys of living and pushing thru difficult times. TY
Is anyone else going through the rabbit hole of UA-cam by watching this man again it has been tool long thanks 😊
I like how he uses everything around him to his advantage in a survival situation letting nothing go to waist. Like in this case where he salvages parts from the boat to aid him during his trek on the island. I have seen an episode where he did the same thing with an airplane and yet another where he did the same thing with a car. Very Smart and resourceful.
Hurray! I’ve been waiting on baited breath for the part 2! Been a fan since I was a kid Les, you taught me all I know about the great outdoors. Maybe I’ll see you in the bush near BC one day my friend. You are a legend!
So many subtle (and not so subtle) jabs at Bear Grylls. I love it!
This is a really nice episode. As rugged as this land is, it's also beautiful. Gives me some feeling of calmness.
Survivorman is on UA-cam! My life is complete but I'm never getting off the couch again! 🤣
Love the distilled water still. Clever cigar fire log. The “naturalist” medicinal plant identification was really cool. Les, you blow my mind dude - really incredible - the fire starting really got to me man!
Les is the OG and always will be. Your show was my childhood dream, my future son and I will watch reruns, and hopefully new episodes.
I never tire of Les Stroud and Survivorman! Its entertainment value alone is head and shoulders about whatever copycat shows are out there.
“Man vs the wild sort of thing” throwing shots at bear grylls 😂
I was so thrilled to see that his heel healed
There was no hill for him to die on
Hes also sometimes quite hillarious
Hi’ll have teach me some surviver lessons sometime
Les Stroud, Ray Mears and Ed Stafford three of best survivalists on planet.
Ive grown up in several parts of Texas, and southern is brutal. it always blows my mind people walk dozen's of miles in this country to cross the border. Politics aside, its a tough trek.
This is just awesome, watching him be so humble and calm in all the environments, gotta love it
I know we all keep saying It time and time again but I truly love this man.
I love u, Les.. you've taught me so much and use ur teachings every time I go camping...I like to do it the real way, with intelligence and patience....I hope u know how much ur videos do for people, including me...thank u for everything u do, ur truly an amazing man
"I guess i'm just not a flute maker"
Plays theme song from Roseanne lol
i need to get my hands on that 20th anniversary collection
Boop
@@danielzerich2179 u smell like les boop
@@tannergarland6246 you look like les boop
@@danielzerich2179 u are les boop
@@tannergarland6246 u are les left over boop crumbs.
I'm so happy to see this series uploaded to youtube! I used to watch Survivorman with my dad years ago. Great memories :)
PLS DON'T DIE! I WANT TO SEE YOUR VIDEOS UNTIL I DIE!
Man you inspired me to learn about survivalism myself and now I am very fond of stealth camping and going remote and just being one with nature, experiencing true humanity. It's life changing going where few have gone before and relying on the land it brings you to your roots.
What is tremendously smooth on Les's part is how he does it I almost hurt myself laughing when in his movie.(interviews with monster's and bigfoot) he commented on all the things he has eaten and tasted and ends with but I would never drink my own pee I just wouldn't do it .. myself and my boys laughing so hard.. to think he even mentioned it in his movie and you know if you are a fan we all know who he is talking about. SMOOTH but a great slap in the face at the same time well done I say .
I’ve learned sooo much this episode. Now I know how to look for trails leading to water. Skill for life.
you're a legend Les! I've been following your work for over 12 years. Ever since I started college studying Geology. Thank you for posting this
Les, I just wanted to say thank you for everything you've done for survival education over the years. I've been watching Survivorman since I was a young teen and I still come back to watch. You are the one that got me into survival and for that, I thank you. Stay safe Les!
That was the longest week of anticipation for this part 2 lol thanks Les
It's crazy how destructive fire is, yet when you are surviving in the middle of the night with a fire and no one else. The fire feels so soothing and emotionally supporting.
I freaking love you Survivorman Les Stroud you're the best and you've taught me so much things that I've helped me get out of sticky situations
I feel like a live Strou- err.. I mean live stream hike would be so well received here
Great series!! I love the knowledge and wisdom you share Les. Respect
Thank you les!!!!!! I have been waiting to watch this conclusion to this mexico trip forever.
Les' delight at getting a fire started is the same every time. Sheer Joy 😊
3:28 - the well overdue subliminal Bear Grylls diss ...shots fired Les ..git em lol 😜
Hightlight of my week!
Same hereeee
I really wish your show would come back on. Huge fan Les. I’d like to try every location you have been to and see what I learned
I have met Les when he came to the Chapters bookstore next to my office at Yonge/Bay and Bloor in Toronto. Such a down to earth person. Really makes anyone comfy whilst interacting unlike Toronto folks.
I think this video had my first issue ive ever had with survivorman. He went back for his fire because he said he didnt have any matches. It looks like hes got a ferro rod in his knife sheath, which would be easier than going back on a 15 minute walk just for the fire.
came to learn survival skills, stayed for the harmonica
Spirit of the land healing the soul. I love it. Thats why you're the best, you respect mother natures power and beauty. Thank you Les 👍
Out of all the years I grew up watching you're show, this was one of my favorites. Maybe because being a Surfer all my life. we had many strike missions to Mex.
Finally burnt out on Mexico. Being Robbed and shot at by drunk Federalies, gave up Mexico. But can relate Les.
I love these 10 day episodes!
Hey Les! Been watching since i was little and have always been entertained by your show. Thank you for uploading your show to UA-cam.
Every time he walked away from that camera, he always came back "for us", what a good guy, a Canadian legend, Thanks Les.
Youre a legend for uploading this for the world to see. Youve done a better job for children doing this than the entire world’s education system combined. If im ever in a survival scenario, I will pray to you and the lessons youve taught me that are ingrained in my mind since I was 7 years old.
The first hint that there was fresh water inland was that the Island was home to the Seri. The next hint was the presence of coyotes, they can't drink sea water and survive. Water is the most important thing in desert survival. He wasted a lot of time before deciding to look for a water source. An average person needs about 1 to 2 1/2 gallons of water a day, depending on the time of year. The more active you are the more you need too. I worked as a carpenter in Las Vega NV. working in the hot sun, in the summertime I went through 4 gallons a day and didn't pee until after I went home at the end of a day many times.
Wrapping the stills pipe in wet rags or seaweed would have increased its output. Why he didn't build several solar stills on the beach is a mystery to me. US Navy has a great survival manual that shows how to build then out of several different materials.
Animal tracks are one way to find water and another is bees. Bees need water to make honey in addition to nectar from flowers. WAsps also need water to build their nests. Water in the open evaporates very quickly, so it will be found in sheltered spots or where there is a stream bed then if choose the right spot, you can dig for it. Another source of water was the prickly pear cactus, fruit or "the beaver tails" aka leaves, or the low growing cactus I saw in one of his shots, when you burn the spines off with fire it is also very tasty and retains a lot of water.
Film it
Every show, every time! I love his fire laugh lol
He's like a little kid on Christmas when he gets his fire going =)
Les, I know there's to many to read. But I gotta say, just in case you see this... I've been watching you for years and you sir are my idol and inspiration. I couldn't possibly express the respect I have for you. I hope all is well in your life now.
Survival is a fight between you and your mind. You taught me that les. Thank you.
That Mexican heat might as well be Mars, so inhospitable. Les is king
of nowhere lands.
thanks for making these avaliable for all Les, even if the tv people insist on only airing garbage its obvious to see the effort you put in and it is appreciated, good luck on your future travels
You know a man is hungry when he is wielding a scorpion hotel in bare feet.
Les....this is a brilliant season....this 10 day this is absolutely brilliant, so enjoyable....thanks to your experience and pain....fabulous. thanks brother.....👍👍👍🏴🏴🏴🍺
Les, I know it's late in the game for it, but I'd have loved to have seen you collaborate with Cody Lundine on something. You both have similar "go slow and use your head" approaches and both with encyclopedic knowledge at your disposals...I think that would have been something fine to behold. Thank you for all you've shown us.
I can’t believe it but I’ve actually never seen this episode before.
Me too! I thought I had seen them all.
Same
*looks for scorpions in sandals* survivor man✨
I LOVE Les Stroud. The original pioneer and authentic survivalist. So this comment is in jest but:
Survivorman: All this talk about man vs wild is nonsense.
Also Survivorman: I find myself in competition with other animals for food.
Survivor man inspired me to learn about survival and prepare to survive in times when survival was not guaranteed.
Being a Canadian and living in cold climate you did really well in that area, as an Alaskan I have a difficult time in hot climates. Your primitive fire skills are very good. I have learned most all primitive friction fire methods and I like the methods used by west coast Alaskans the best. I actually mastered these techniques and have taught many their methods.
Weird flex bro
@@snowonyouhoes He wasn't flexing. Now stop being sad about your pee pee. BRO
Oh okay my bad you must be a master at survival also
@@snowonyouhoes stop insisting on looking like a loser on the internet.
Please teach me to survive these insults. Yall are the masters
I literally waited for part 2 every day checking your channel. Great job!
"one of the most unique methods of carrying fire I've ever done" sir Dale Gribble already championed this method when he lit the olympic torch with his cigarette
You're a fucken legend Les! Putting all your episodes out for free. Hope you're living your best life mate!
I'm from Hermosillo City and that island is huge yet so dry. It's the biggest island in México.
¿Les in your experience and perspective is the Sonoran Desert difficult to survive/challenge it compared to other harsh places you've been to?