STRANDED In Grizzly Country | I Shouldn't Be Alive | S02 E03 | Full Episodes | Thrill Zone
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- Опубліковано 20 лип 2020
- A man and his dad go kayaking in the Alaskan wilderness. Everything seems fine, until they run into some ice on the river and soon find themselves swept underneath...
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I swear the actors in this series is next level, in a league of their own. The man playing the father in this episode was sooo good.
The production value is so good
@@twohappysquirrels it amazes me everytime.
@@monty0289 Really? I think it was really good.
I agree many of the unknown actors to me on these episodes are awesome,why don't we/or I ever see them ?they always have me thinking they are the actual survivors they all do justice to the program.
@@monty0289 I think due to the subject matter some give them more credit than they would have gotten otherwise and because they were playing father and son going through this tragedy.
This was 1 of the greatest shows on tv. Can't believe it only lasted 6 seasons. They should bring this back
Someone gotta get stranded somewhere first
Yeah, dont have much of a show without content. 😆 Unfortunately, most people who watch these shows SHOULD and probably do learn something. Like what NOT to do. 😆 Also, why go when AI and virtual reality can facilitate these experiences for us? 😬
@@user-pm9qc1hr3g there's ppl doing stupid shit all the time. For fqs sake we just had an entire generation eating tide pods & almost dying. You think the entire world learned a lesson from watching a tv show?! Not likely. Remember the salt/ice rub challenge came for the next generation
@@ephanhymerable the entire world? Nah. Not likely. But those who actually do wish to learn have to start somewhere. Even those who are still at the oral/anal stage. 😁
@@PrincessPink-is6kfI’ll take one for the team 🖐️
Pool Neil, he had asked for a guided tour for his birthday but his son said NO. Blake wanted to do it HIS way. Even after the trip started the dad was hesitant to go, but Blake pushed on. If you really want to give someone a birthday present, give them what THEY want not what YOU THINK they should have.
Yep. Wouldn’t want Blake as a dr either if he couldn’t adjust his wants to information in front of him and doesn’t do better research. OMG…dad was still healing from ankle injury?! Early spring on a river filled with melting ice/snow has been known to be dangerous for ….ever. ALso, son says he couldn’t have faced his family…that was the first thing he said recalling not seeing his father come up from the water…he has a bit of an issues with being self absorbed. Would hope this humbled him and didn’t seem like it at the opening when he said with intense inflection he’d “Still” not go on a guided tour…he could learn something but noooooooo. His dad said “Just bad luck” or rather the actor did….that is enabling. Anyway at least they cried..maybe there was some humility gained and it is good to have their experience shared for others to learn from.
@@moriah1394 everything you said was right on the $$... so true
Same thing when someone asks a favor. Do as they ask not as you want.
I was thinking the same thing. If it’s something my dad wanted I’d give it to him. Unless it was *extremely* dangerous, that’s that’s the only time I would put my foot down and say no.
Yeah you're right, but i guess the silver lining is that this horrible ordeal would have brought them more closer together than even the most picturesque father-son adventure.
i lost my daddy a few years ago... this legitimately brought tears to my eyes seeing them together in the end
Me: *sees that dad and son both get interviewed*
Me: good so this has a happy ending 😅
Hahahahhaha mee toooo.
haha yeah
Yup, i was so relieved once i saw that both are alive and apparently well
That's literally me, because y'all know if they don't get interviewed there either dead or don't want to take the interview.
Lol..yes me too. Hahah
"Eventually I managed to get my breath long enough
...to tell him to SHUT UP!" 😂
🤣🤣🤣
That part cracked me UP
Priceless
The son , even though he is a doctor , is a jerk .
So classic 😎
Only fathers’ understand that line, and scene .
With age, comes experience and wisdom.
A friend and n-eighbor of mine when she was 15 fell through the ice on the lake where we lived, while ice skating- she said, "always remember this and I learned it QUICKLY: if you fall through the ice, LOOK UP FOR THE DARK SPOT- THAT is the spot with NO ICE AND THAT IS THE WAY TO SWIM UP AND OUT!!!!! - do NOT look for light spots- that IS the ice." it scared the HELL out of her.... I NEVER FORGOT THAT.
The son was not wise to take his elderly father on such adventure but I'm so happy they survived it. I was emotional watching this, especially towards the end when they felt so helpless and vulnerable. The actors are amazing you can see every emotion on their faces.
Blake: i want to have an outdoor experience with my father.
Universe: Say no more fam, i got you.
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Underrated comment lol
Blake and father that was nothing compare of what awaites us humans. God has sent Quran. He told humans what God wants humans to do while ery human is on the earth. To pow down for God 5 times every day. He'll is not like fire for humans to warm up.
😂
I'm dead 💀 💀 💀🤣 😭
The work put into these recreations is absolutely fantastic.
Ikr! And the acting is phenomenal.
Yes I agree 💯
I feel like I say that every time I watch these haha they’re just so well created man
Yes, they are. Great acting, especially these guys
Yes! Agreed!
OmG the getting caught under the sheet of ice had to be horrible! And it's absolutely unbelievable what humans can endure and survive. It's truly fascinating. Why did they quit airing this show? It really was a good one, it literally puts you right in the terrifying moments! 😳
Hell yea bro
Been binge watching these for 3 days now... and now im addicted to reading the comments in the beginning to see how good the episode looks to be 😅
Oh geez! I thought that was my secret...😆
Same... ;)
Thanks son! Next year just get me a card
A card ...and a pair of socks
The more I watch this the more I appreciate my bed 🛌 🤭😩
Mi también
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Me too
Nice and snug in bed as I watch this.
Can we all just take a minute to realize what an awesome Dad Blake has
I seriously appreciate the work and reenactment that y’all put into these.
I almost drowned just watching that ice shelf sequence. Good grief, how do these men not have PTSD after that? Or maybe they do... How absolutely terrifying that must have been.
Randall Bowman, I seen you in another episode.
@@auletjohnast03638 Yep yep.
the worst part of it.
Randall Bowman which one!?
Number one rule of wilderness rafting, never go around a blind corner, get out and look...\
Blake has proven his Dad wrong
5 minutes later: Blake was wrong 😑 😂
That’s funny your beautiful though
😂😂
🌹😌Jamaica 🇯🇲 bless
Unfortunately this is usually the case with dad and son
@@fondofthebonds4914 Yup, not saying the elders are flawless but sometimes they get it right and we should at least listen to them.
It's really a miracle they survived considering how many times Blake's decisions almost caused their deaths.
" the men later learned their initial route was not on the flight path of any aircraft and if Blake had not tried to hike out, then his father almost certainly would have died"
Sometimes it pays to have all the information before commenting about others perceived mistakes
@@TheRealSwampOperator That would be nice. But most people are filled with shuddas and oughtas - only adds to the burden.
@TheRealSwampOperator it doesn't matter. Blake sat on his ass for 5 days and he made it to the spot he ended up at in one day. Even if Neil and Blake decided to walk together it wouldn't have taken them more then 3 days. Also if they would have stayed put they could have built a better shelter, traps, fished etc. Neil gave his son both the lighter and knife and he didn't do anything with it except save himself with fire. Atleast let your dad keep the knife for bushcraft if that was supposed nto be his plan. It was just pure damn luck and a miracle they survived. They would have had better odds waiting a week together till someone noticed them missing or waited 2 weeks until the actual real rafters started coming in to do the guides. They would have been found if they stayed near the river.
From that point on Blake's adventures should be limited to watching Sponge Bob @ Patrick from the couch,cool aide pop in spill proff sippy cup
And it’s scary his is a so called doctor
I spotted this show about 12 years ago when nobody knew about it.Glad it’s finally being recognised.I just think they should make a few more seasons but at the same high level as the older seasons.This is one of my fav episodes.
12 years ago it was a really popular show in india also
I watched it on Animal Planet years ago too.
Tee, hee, hee.....Seen it on TV when it first came out.
They used to show it in the UK on Sunday afternoons on channel 4 from 2005. It was like the best thing on, there wasnt much choice on Sundays.
This does a great job of showing how vulnerable we really are as human beings when you strip away the guns, cars, phones etc.
guns, cars, and phones are leading causes of death these days
@@carlholland3819 incredibly wrong
We are like fallen leaves, will blow away anywhere wind and soil take us
Definitely so!!! Go prepared and don't do stupid
@@demonsAngel0815 stupid is as stupid does
“Let’s go into the wilderness of Alaska with no phone, no emergency beacon, or even a radio because fukk a guided tour” 😫
Exactly. And he's a doctor. You'd of thought he had more sense
Ya I can understand avoiding the guide tour and crowed. But not taking radio or preparing for an accident or sinking boat?
I think they lost it when the boat got turned
Have you ever been to rural Alaska?! Even in small towns there is absolutely no cell phone coverage.
Also not that hard to build a shelter around their fire.
Extremely heartbreaking the testing both had to endurance. Their relationship are indeed the most beautiful and humble I have not seen in a father and son. I love their respect, love, and loyalty for one another. ❤️
The ending actually made me cry so hard, cause I just love how father and son came together and made it through, plus the Dad actor was great!
@strangerdanger4167they obviously survived. They’re around to tell the story.
Yes, I think he did a fantastic job.
The ONLY story where the person was SPOTTED the FIRST time by plane,
Otherwise most stories have people being missed by airplanes, ships, and others even after waving like heck!!!!!!
I was musing at the same thing
A couple stranded in the mountains of Switzerland (i think) were also spotted on the first attempt. However it took way longer to rescue them after they were spotted because the weather was too bad.
Seriously!
Haha yeh I watched one yday where he wandered off into the rain forest I think it was, and after the 42nd plane went by and didn't see him he stopped bothering 😁
right? I think the Dad might have died that next night. If he didn't get help though he was face down and didn't respond until the guy was ontop of him basically
As gripping as the tale is, I just can't get over how incredible the filming is! The scenes, the makeup, the acting? Wow!
The stupidity
The overacting
Are you kidding me? The makeup is not gonna win any awards some fake blood and tears on the clothes a five year old could do just as well
Halloween makeupe from the dollar store no big deal
And again no one knows theyre missing
I am so so so glad this story had a happy ending!!!
Through this whole ordeal, I grew to care about these two good men almost like family members! Was rooting for them so much! When they were finally rescued, I felt relief and gladness!!!
I love you guys, bros!!! ❤🥹
The last five minutes are emotional. Eventhough I knew what was going to happen, I was in tears. Glad they made it out okay.
Productions of these episodes are better than movies in the theater! These shows are my favorite, you’re on the edge of your seat the whole time. My heart literally broke when they crashed and he couldn’t find his dad at first. I am so glad that they survived!!!
You are a very nice and sweet person
Yes
I agree I've been binging these especially knowing these are true stories makes watching the recreations extra intense
I need to call my therapist immediately as I’m binging these shows 😩🤣
I have to stop them at the beginning as it starts getting ominous in order for my own PTSD to have time to deal with it. Sometimes for a few minutes or hours. Sometimes for a few days. I have a hard time with the people putting themselves in such dangerous circumstances. It reminds me of the times that happened to me and nothing bad happened. But it could have.
"If the fire goes out, Neil will be in big trouble.." Hmmm I think Neil was in big trouble even with the fire going.
@justme33126 you worded that so funny. Thanks for the comic relief I needed!
So much respect for this father and son! I lived in Alaska for many years before finally moving to some place devoid of bears!😆
The son is an idiot
Where did you go, there are only like 8 states void of bears.
Unbelievable. What a relief! I know they were telling the story, alive and well, but man I could barely breathe the whole way through until rescue. Grateful for the simple things in life and all our loved ones.
me too!
Being under that ice shelf must have been terrifying
Can you imagine how the cameramen felt being under
@@scottmoseley5122 I just can't rn
It was cool.
I love watching these from the comfort of my bed.
😂 me too, it's cold outside and I don't feel so sorry for myself hating the winter's worst cold snap, when I see these stories.
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😂😂😂
Dont forget to hunt for your bag of chips!!! ;)
What an amazing story of the depth of love between a father and son. I could mentally follow Blake along with his father, and then especially when he had to leave him to get help. I knew how I would have felt had I been forced into a decision like that. I think I would have gave my father one of the biggest hugs I ever gave him, and have to wipe the tears from my eyes as I departed and watched him as I walked away.
The suspense of this story was incredible, and when you realize that it's something that really happened to a father and son, and not fiction it grips you. The look on his father's face when the helicopter pilot aroused him was wonderful and then when they finally reunited, wow, such an amazing story!
As a pilot, it gives me goosebumps when the sound of that Cessna comes roaring over the river!
Old people are more bad ass than young people give them credit for.
Youth is wasted on the young, they say.
It's all about genetics as well. I know plenty of older people who look and move like they are 1000 an they are only in their 50s and 60s and then I know folks in their 70s and 80s who can still walk and run long distances and lift weights, etc.
@@virginiasolomon9352 100%
@DinkleDigeroo is the last part a direct Pink Floyd lyrics? :))
@DinkleDigeroo agree
This is how my dad explained his way to school
I cannot imagine the fear and terror! Thank God they both survived!!!
This was the best show on tv back in the day! This is one of my favorite episodes, but they were all good! Thanks for posting great to watch them again.
"How'd you know I was here? .. "I asked your son."
Yea, that got me.
Bet his Dad said to his son, I don't want you to get me anything for my birthday ever again!!
I often wonder if independently minded is smart minded. Play a game of scrabble or golf with your father if you want to spend time together......No radio or mobile VERY CLEVER ...
Hehe
Haha
Lmaooo!!!
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Of all the survival shows I've watched Blake is the first one I've seen that showed real emotion ❤️
The actors and the production of these stories are so darnn good!
Have you ever thought about all the poor people who went through this sort of ordeal and didn't live to tell the tale?
There was a story in a magazine about a young man from the lower 48 who went to Alaska and became trapped on one side of a river, somehow, and then basically just starved to death.
@@beringstraitrailway Christopher McCandless. He ate some poisonous food he foraged for and got very sick and did starve.
The TV show "I didn't make it" next level to "I shouldn't be alive"...
But if they didn't live to tell about it, it's hard to think about their story.. I mean what if they had a blast and loved the events leading up to their death? Then we'd be thinking about their situation all wrong.
Carl McCunn and Christopher McCandless come to mind
You know what, besides almost dying and everything that went wrong, it’s really cool that the dude just wanted to hang out w his dad and take him on a trip for his pop’s bday, just him and his dad bonding. That’s sweet. Not a lot of kids want to do that with or for their parents.
As life progresses and you start to age, your kids suddenly become adults and you’re not prepared for it, then they leave you and forget about you bc they’re busy leading their own lives and you’re no longer a major part of their world. You’re reduced to this minor, nearly insignificant role. It’s lonely when you’re in your golden years. Hurts my soul thinking about it. Def not something I look forward to.
Oh damn!! 😣😣 my kids are now teenagers and I’m so close to them but see them growing up into their personalities and arrrgghh I hope I’m able to stay a large part of their lives!! I’m scared of what the next 8 years brings when my youngest turns 18 and my oldest is 22....yikes
Sorry but thats NOT how it is, you built a bind together and they reduced you to a "nearly insignificant role?" That is not success or "raising your kids properly" if my children do that we will not continue our relationship. Its a partnership for life, you should have told them that early on.
@@Thelegendl23 lol noob
@@Bokmoh lol fatass
Everyone has their own life and goals. Many children live hours, countries or even continents away from their parents. They have jobs and their own busy family. As a uni student I would sometimes go a couple of weeks without contact from my family. My parents and I are immigrants so I very rarely see my grandparents for very short periods of time. It’s a relationship that you have for life but you aren’t going to be with each other all the time.
Wow were they both fortunate to have made it through their ordeal alive and intact. You can be prepared with the gear and the knowledge for a trip and survival if needed but there's never any guarantee that you can make it through the journey. Hat's off to both of them even though they broke some cardinal rules during an emergency and still managed to be okay. God was with them for that journey for sure
Exactly all these experts in the comments probably never do extreme sports like this.
These survival stories are truly amazing, the reenactment of these stories is brilliant... But I think I want to just watch the wilderness on here ... Thank you for uploading these stories.
Their relationship is so beautiful and heart warming,
sadly we don’t see that very often nowadays
"But they've never gone river rafting again."
AMEN, Hallelujah!
who would after that ordeal? I'm surprised the Dad still hikes with his son.
@Bob Well I bet you those two will think long & hard before ever venturing out & doing that shit again. Yeah, sure, I love adventure, but I value my life even more.
No but they go hiking wearing flip-flops stupid people should stay out of the woods
@@forrestmarques7256 I totally concur.
Holy crap when I read this comment it was on the part that it said that lol
I’m glad they both made it out. It baffled me that the son said he still wouldn’t want to go with a travel guide and a group of people. So stubborn that their lives were put in danger.
If you grow up in the wild, that's just how it is. I'd be the same.
@@tybaltyrant1There's no way he grew up in the wild. Not with that piss poor planning.
So far, the dad is the wise one. Will keep watching.
I love a story with a happy ending. So glad they BOTH made it.
Well they both were giving interviews so its kinda obvious they both lived 😂
Then you would LOVE a Chinese massage parlor. Plenty of happy endings there
I love a massage with a happy ending
Actors did real justice to this story. A big lesson for everybody out there. Never underestimate the power of Mother Nature. Salutes to Blake and Neil.
Actors? This wasn't live?😆🤣
@@dotconnector76reenactments
So happy you both survived, it was obviously not your time! The Alaskan Country is very wild and rough, someone has to know "exactly" what they are up against! Grizzlies are the biggest fear! No more adventures for you two in unknown territory!
I was relieved to see the dad in the beginning, the suspense might have killed me if I didn't know he survived early on
I am so impressed with the love Blair has for his father. I couldn't help but cry with Blair after they had been rescued. I hope they spend many more years together.
Are you kidding? He is arrogant & rebellious, & disregarded his dad's wishes to do the birthday trip w/ a professional guide, & nearly killed him & made his mother a widow to do it HIS way. He's a D*CK!
It's Blake not Blair
@@Northwest425 sorry
@@Northwest425 I guess the meaning here is powerful to mess with details!!
@@Christin5554 you're fine just letting you know
For my 65th Birthday my son should just take me to Waffle House. That would be great.
You: Son, where are we going? Waffle House is the other way!
Son: Taking a different route this time dad, besides I have a birthday surprise for you. It'll be a great time I promise. Besides you are the biggest baddest meanest MF'er in all the valleys, Dad. This should be a walk in the park.
You: But, Son, it's a big park and a long walk on injured feet.
Son: Ok Dad, we'll skip the strip club then.
You: Strip club, i thought you were taking me rafting?
Son: Rafting? No, why did you want to go? I can get a....
You: No, the strip club is a great idea. No birthday should be with out hash browns and hooters. Just don't tell your mother about it.
@@at0mix197 lmao
What`s up doc? Happy Birthday , I brought no phones, no plan B, let`s go alone.
What`s up doc? Who`s trusting this GP?
@@vrfvfdcdvgtre2369 Me: hi doc, yes I'm suffering from depression and anxiety, and also my leg is broken.
Doc: I suggest a hiking trip in the mountains alone. Don't take a cell phone or extra water.
Me: thank you Doc.
Oh wow, this was so suspenseful. I'm so very happy they survived. ❤
I was realllllly on the edge of my seat for this one. Father and son is so special and strong bond just an amazing story!
This is one of the best survivor stories. I felt I was out there with these two men. Great adventure. Thank you so much!!
U call this an adventure? I call it a nightmare.lol
I never want to end up on that show.
Haha i think no one wants
I never will , cause I don't go out. 😁
@@Dopaaamine27 There might be something out there that you are missing out on.
@@crand20033 better miss that thing than go missing
Well if you ended up on that show, that means YOU survived.
Awesome story,very glad they got rescued and found each other 👌
It never ceases to amaze me that none of these people in this series ever carry a flint and steel to start fires.
Because they don't watch the series.
I bet they do next time 👍
Thanks for reminding me
Well that's one of the reasons why they appear on shows like this
So many simple decisions that can mean the difference between life and death.
Better acting than in most Netflix movies and shows I have seen the last years.
I love these shows, not the fact that someone went through this but it teaches survival and what it takes to survive in different situations.
What not to do
Yes and also it shows that in the face of overwhelming adversity you should never give up. You never know what's round the corner
The love and bond they have is so beautiful and moving.
The actors portraying the father and son was very believable..good job!
When the pilot dropped these guys off, to begin their journey down the river, like he didn't know about the ice on the river. He might have said "you guys are crazy for wanting to go down the river in a raft, there is still icey spots"
he might have
Sorry but his son is an idiot and oh why does this happen to just white people?😂😂😂😂😂
@@Preppylexi168 blacks don't hike
@@mrsmith1097 sure don't lol
@@mrsmith1097 Not in those extreme conditions we don't!
This was a story of real strength and courage. My father passed away when I was 7 yrs old ...Watching this made me sad ...But happy to know they both made it out of that situation alive. God bless both of these men. This is proof that if your stuck in a bad situation..you can find the strength to make it out
My dad passed when I was 7 too
@@miraaaaa03 sorry for your loss my friend.
I lost my dad at 18. Always wondered what it would have been like had he lived.
My dad passed when I was 9 and felt jealous
I wish you the best forward in life, stay strong
Crazy Town! I just don't know how people get through these things. Just incredible. Great courage and will to survive, but still, dang it!
Boy these two are a couple of hard headed individuals, especially the son.
Blake to his dad: Dad, I want to give you a rafting trip for your birthday, but it's a rafting trip designed for my maximum enjoyment and there will be no compromises to my plan. So, let's both pretend this is a gift for you, but we both know it's really a gift from me, to me. You're just a token attendee. Whatta you say? Want to come along?
Dad to son: Not really, but if you won't compromise, I guess I'll go.
Exactly .
It always astounds me how little thought and effort these adventurers put into disaster/survival preparedness in these shows. It is so important to have some sort of emergency plan, a worse case scenario survival kit you can have on your person at the very least. Emergency gps beacon, some flares if you can, space blankets for warmth and signalling, a tin with hooks, fire starter, paracord bracelets, whatever you can keep on your person. I spent time in the Alaskan bush as a kid, we had to take a survival class and pass survival and swimming tests to graduate. It's no joke up there.
it's the usual underestimation and overconfidence
I get astounded every time too! Cjty folks underestimate nature!!
@@AndiAndrea And why does the black always dies first in movies then? HUH?
@@AndiAndrea There’s ALWAYS one of you idiots around being racist. I would think it would get tiring for you but I guess not. You must be such a victim.
Exactly. A mylar blanket, field guide to wild edible plants, protein bar, and a waterproof lighter can all fit in a single pocket with room to spare.
For my dads birthday I wanted to gift him the pain of my arrogant stubbornness. He’ll love it, it’s just what he’s been looking for.
Hahaha what
I think Blake was trying to get his hands on some inheritance money 💰
@@lilneil6010 The son was stubborn and thought he knew better when I’m reality he had no idea and almost got himself and his father killed.
@@thomasgarzon8873 seems like he wanted dad dead with all the unnecessary risks he made a 60 something year old man take.
@@flowersgrimm yeah you totally right about sometimes one can make stupid decisions 🥴😕
I am always so inpressed with the acting on this show. Like, it feels very genuine and raw. I guess the fact that they seem to actually film the scenes ”on location” aids the actors in portraying real emotions.
I agree, this series was done really well and made me feel like I was there , imagine being in that situation and to be honest I don't think I would of survived
Thank god they were ok in the end. Lovely to see a close bond between father and son ❤❤
These stories are inspiring!! The way they battle to survive, they don't give up. They truly fight for their lives💪💪💪
some of them just do so many stupid things to get themselves into that situation
You know what? You are completely right!!
imagine how cool the stories are that we never hear about becaue they all die and their skeletons are picked clean.
@@susanlawless5578 Most people are going to fight for their lives when they depend on it
these guys didnt do jack. they almost killed themselves, then got lucky the river spit them out. they built a fire using a torch. the son abandoned his dad and hiked 10 miles and built another fire with a torch.
Me after watching these: Being a homebody ain't that bad.
At least you'll make it till next week.
@@crand20033 haha or decade
🤣
Glad I'm not adventurous!
Quarantine is kinda LIT
Incredible! This real-life story is truly inspirational. Their journey, resilience, and miraculous escapes make it unforgettable. So glad they made it out well
WOW!! This story made me cry. Thank god they survived
Who goes into Alaska without any means of contacting the outside world for help??? The younger guy thinks hes a cross between Ray Mears and a navy seal lol
@DinkleDigeroo no offence to Navy Seals....total respect im sure theyd smash it
@WonkaaVision Not if he had it tethered to him like a smart person would. I take a HAM radio and emergency antennae out with me and it's physically connected to me. It makes no sense for it to be anywhere else. It was indeed foolish for them to go out without any way to communicate. There's no excuse for it.
Virginia Solomon dude I completely agree.. I’m scrolling down trying to find this exact comment. Why the fuck would they go into the wilderness without any means of communication.. just soo dumb that I almost don’t feel bad for them
They had all of that stuff...it sunk with the raft, leaving them washed up, remember?
You mean like before c 1992 when cells phones came along? Some people like adventure, out there cells wouldn't work anyway. I don't think he should have taken a 65 year old with him tho.
While watching these shows it makes you realize we are all at the mercy of mother nature and we are mere ants in this huge 🌎
no doubt. our houses and grocery stores are only illusions of security
One of the greatest survival stories in the history of the genre. In so many ways, these two should not have survived. "I should not be alive" indeed.
Incredible and moving story! I was so praying for them in the reenactment. ❤
Wow, that was intense. I'm from SE Alaska and we don't have as much tough terrain or huge game like the north. What an amazing story. If you ever travel here, make sure you get a guide.
no phones=show starts.
Lisa Krieger, But Mickey Mouse🐭 died an will be bury tomorrow. Now, lets have a moment of prayer🙏 for the poor rat.🐁😁
Who needs a guide, just follow the stream and wave at the first plane.
No guide. People need to figure things out themselves.
no guide. the bears need to eat too
Sorry the dad had to go through such a unfortunate ordeal.
Come with me to Alaska 😊
The father should do voice overs. He has a great Sam Elliot type of voice!! 👍👍
God bless them both and their families!! ✝️
That was such an awesome story❤ thank you for sharing this video❤
Moral of story: Prepardness! Absolute survival items strapped to your persons @ all times including gun, duplicate gear spread among several bags, cell phone, SAT phone, Beacon Transponder, GPS unit, standard compass, maps, Float Plan conveyed to others, MRE's, Flare Gun & several flares, and...@ least 4x Pow-Pow's with plenty of ammo!!! Remington? Mossberg? Ruger? Oh...and "Common Sense!" And Cow Bell...I gotta have more Cow Bell!
No doubt! I am a firm believer in overkill when it comes to preparedness. When I set out nine years ago on a three week Western U.S. trek with my nephew I took so much stuff. Ended up using less than half but had the peace of mind that if anything happened we could survive several weeks if need be.
Thank you.
All their stuff went into the river...
You got it pretty well together in your head just hope all of this preparedness rubs off on others Intel.
Neil is such an incredible man. A born survivor.
What a tough ordeal for both to go through. Amazing they both survived to tell the story.
no phones=show starts.
Spoiler alert
This was an amazing story. They are lucky they survived only with 1 lighter and a knife. Glad they are okay.
Yes, and without those two items it would have been bye bye
I use to have a friend like that. She would ALWAYS plan things for me that SHE would enjoy. Sometimes I wasn’t happy, but it was what she wanted for me. She was a good friend, but she had a control issue. It took years for her to realize it, then she finally began to change.
U r so blessed to have a dad that loves u
Me and my father were in a similar situation some years ago
lucky for us, we weren't in the wilderness and we were able to walk home unharmed (except for shock and a mild hypothermia)
all I can say is the strong current of the river and the cold water can be very frightening experience, and I also learned not to kayak on the river, only on the lake
Amazing story of survival. Glad you both made it through alive. I went to the Gates of the Arctic some 25 years ago. My experience was a little different.
I appreciate these recreations are not drawn out and are so well done. Probably saves many lives.
Blakes dad is adorable. I love that man. This story made me cry. 🌹🌹
Blessings to you watching from Jamaica 🇯🇲
taking your elderly father away in the wilderness with no phone or radio ... and he's a doctor so should know all about unexpected medical emergencies - OMG
Calm down, you dont know if they had that stuff on the boat and it fell off, so chill out.
Mindblown
@@steakchicken7379 what was their back up plan?
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Didnt they say at the beginning of the show that they didnt pack a radio or phone?.
Why not have a separate radio and phone in a ziplock attached to the life jacket?. I have a separate radio with a flint rod, bick lighter, small but powerful flashlight, lightweight but expensive multi tool with a blade sharpener on it. I keep that tethered to me by paracord when Im out on a lake, paracord cinched down around the bags and then rubber banded, all zipped away in my life jacket. Really doesn’t take too much forethought. The other pocket has a folded up thermo blanket. Can use the multitool to fashion an animal defence weapon...with the two paracord bracelets I wear, which has a compass, flint, and whistle built into the clips. So if I lost all my gear that stuff is on my pretty much regardless.
Why not a bunch of separate fires?. Id make a ring of fires around me encased around stones. Big fires, hey even if one goes out thats better chances and circular predator protection.
Heartwarming well narrated story for sure ❤❤
Revisiting my childhood nostalgia. So much knowledge. I just imagine how many were people not that lucky. This shows how much we are cut off from nature due to technological developments though in many areas its necessary. As a results we should learn from these heroes.