A Week Camping in WILD COUNTRY: Modern Explorers | Limited Rations - Part 3

[@justinlake7232]

I really enjoyed this series because it showed something you rarely see on KZbin videos - failure. Now I'm not glad that you failed to achieve what you set out to acomplish. Rather I'm glad that you showed, inadvertently, that sometimes things do not go to plan. And when things do not go to plan, you need to find a new plan or be willing to admit defeat and not push on regardless. And you showed that it is okay to do so. It was also sobering to see in episode 2 how small oversights and nasty weather can quickly put you in a bad situation. You had the experience and good sense to recognize and correct it, but not everyone would be so lucky. So, basically you didn't accomplish what you wanted at the start but I think the end product that you produced is even more valuable.

[@JustinBarbournlexplorer]

Thanks Justin really appreciate that comment man!! People need to know that it's okay to fail. Fail big. That's the only way to succeed

[@sylviaquist971]

Justin Lake , I totally agree!

[@eviedoowup4959]

Thank you justin, it's nice to read positive comments. 💕🌹👍

[@PaulSchortemeyer]

Look up "Perseverance"in the ol' dictionary and you'll see a picture of Justin grinning ear to ear. 😁

[@donovanhowardmusic]

Paul Schortemeyer absolutely!

[@rickyseymour4137]

Sitting back and thinking about doing the right thing by safely going back the way you came, is the reason your here to make more videos, people who make quick choices, sometimes regret them.

[@JustinBarbournlexplorer]

Hey folks this is the last episode of our week long journey. Hope you enjoy it. *Part 4 will be up in a few days.* I will move to my basement and review all the gear me and the pups took with us. I'll also discuss the startling effects of being wet all afternoon at the end of this episode. --Please *LIKE, SHARE, SUBSCRIBE*, and *LEAVE A COMMENT* to help the channel grow! Thanks Link to PART 1 of this series: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpWkinull7adgdU Link to PART 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipenmmWdgZ6rh9k Link to my recent 700km, 68 day expedition DOCUMENTARY SERIES: kzbin.info/aero/PLHfA8Z4nZrxV6NdI_2bXdAiXE0hPKoAXP

[@malcolmrobb488]

Absolutely, the survival tips are most helpful, my opinion, my two cents, you mentioned you where sticking to only Labrador and NFL, I agree, why, you become an expert for your region. Okay, you mentioned a rabbit snare, what about the local edible plants?

[@JustinBarbournlexplorer]

​@@malcolmrobb488 yes there are many edibles as well but most were not out in the snowy hills

[@sylviaquist971]

This is one of your most valuable teaching episodes. When it’s danger ahead, wisdom was used. You protected yourself and the health of your dogs. You didn’t put yourself or your dogs in harms way just so you could say, “we made it”. ......a good life lesson!

[@ardsley2239]

I'm reminded of Che Guevara 's reminiscences of a Cuban revolution and his experiences fighting the enemy..he used to read Robert Louis Stevenson to his men. Keep up the great work putting newfoundland on the map, doing my work for me. Erling johanson my fellow student in bishop feild college,died at 73 last year..he died in Al erta so once again I'm reminded of my mortality. Keep well.. If you eat berries you'll have a big organ concert,according the Che.

[@snugbug5067]

Your dogs hang on your every word. You talk to them a lot, and that makes for a confident pet. They trust you completely. 👍👍for good pet ownership !

[@hermit6208]

That Bear is the most stoic dog I've ever seen. 🐺🐺

[@Doreana48501]

The quintessential lady is the beautiful Bear

[@davidkurulok8501]

As disappointed as you may feel Justin about not continuing onward in this trip, it was definitely a smart move in returning. Too hard on Bear and with the dogs not being able to carry their packs would mean you would have to. With extra weight you having to pack would mean sinking even further. Great job! Waiting for next vid.

[@Watcher1852]

GREAT TRIP WITH YOU ALL THANK YOU FOR THE OUTING

[@ardsley2239]

Jeff Sterling said we shud have left the rail road tracks going right across newfoundland if for nothing else than to see the inerts of our beautiful rock. In 2000 Ken Campbell wrote the book,Around the Rock..all newfs shud read it.. Thanks buddy for this vid

[@marianfrances4959]

bear is swimming along there just fine! they both did well in that deeper snow. i'm still in love with saku. haha

[@cindyislearningitthehardwa8203]

bear's tail is cute when she's walking.

[@JustinBarbournlexplorer]

Haha like something you'd dust the house off with

[@cindyislearningitthehardwa8203]

saku hanging out in the tent.. taking himself a little break. lol

[@cindyislearningitthehardwa8203]

bummer the lake was impassable, but a cool adventure nonetheless. too bad they didn't get to keep their antler. thanks again.

[@nickbezanson3549]

Tough call to make, but the right call. Saku is so calm and well-mannered, just like his name-sake.

[@stevenlennon12]

for some reason this is my favorite series of yours and I have seen all of them thus far. maybe because its smaller in nature I dont know but this series is my favorite

[@unastasia]

Thoroughly enjoyed watching this video. Nice to see both Saku and Bear out and about with you. Thanks for sharing.

[@thomascarpenter4797]

Enjoyed watching Justin’s socks steaming by the campfire! Another good watch!

[@zubmit700]

The music, the scenarie, the adventure. If you don't feel an urge to explore after watching these videos I don't know what could. Thanks Justin.

[@carolwilson9341]

I don't like having to re-trace my route either preferring a circle trip, but you have to make the smart decision when it is just not feasible to keep going. Love your point of view and positive attitude and wealth of knowledge.

[@gobbledygook33]

Love the vidd justin, I'm jealous of the great areas of wilderness you have there. Jeep them coming. John M UK

[@hermit6208]

You're the man. Watching Shawn James now. Don't be jealous. 😀😀😀 You're next.

[@JustinBarbournlexplorer]

haha thanks!!

[@hermit6208]

@@JustinBarbournlexplorer oh man, Shawn was talking way too much. Rather watched Bear get wet. LOL

[@adrianlois6284]

May you continue making good trips and videos🙋🐕🐶

[@13prevailbushcraft]

Deadly bud ! I died when you had to check the camera to see if it was recording. I'm at that all the time too Haha !

[@ardsley2239]

Bowaters pulp and paper mill, was the name of the company which took the trees away in the 50's. I'm 74 so I recall those days. Good on ja for this exercise in survival not unlike the former inhabitants the beothuks..Justin u r the winner

[@rad4627]

Re-watching all this it’s just really invigorating for my brain. This is probably the third time. I love it, his two dogs are just outstanding animals. And I really don’t have to say it but Justin you are definitely a man’s man period piece. Watching again and again from Florida

[@JasonMcCann841]

Can't rule "Mother Nature Newfoundland". She will kick your ass. Looked very rewarding despite the conditions. Cheers brother!

[@jamief22420]

Watching these old ones over again :)

[@maximuskiowa7393]

25 mile hike to the rd ! Your a beast JB. Awesome work on this one. Give the pups a scratch behind the ears & a kind word from me🐕🌲

[@risasb]

Terrified when I saw that lake, like NOPE NOPE NOPE don't go out on that. Good eye (and knee). Thumbs up for this adventure. I am 70 and I'll leave these kinds of trips to you now ...

[@JustinBarbournlexplorer]

Thanks hope you can live them through my lens!

[@jayyoung6522]

Love the show Justin....it's nice to see you respect nature and your dogs

[@tomgrantham9992]

Good trip. My daughter had an Inuit HUSKY. If it got off her lease She would just keep on running. At an outdoor camp in Ontario, a HUSKY dog got loose and they found it 140 km. away.

[@stephenbutz7067]

The inflation bag for the raft is a neat design 👌

[@lizgallagher4618]

Another wonderful video, Better to be safe rather than sorry Nothing wrong with that I'm sure the time will come and you will complete that journey.

[@BorisKarlovic]

Excellent. Pity the lake was frozen, but I guess we'll see it turn up in a future video :)

[@bluelion1995]

The journey is the destination. You had a plan, things changed, you adapted. That’s a perfect trip in my book. Thanks a lot.

[@carisharing6357]

Really enjoyed watching you , Saku and Bear on your adventure. Some beautiful shots and great scenery. Thanks for ringing us along. I wonder, what are the dogs like when they get home ?. Tired and content i'm Guessing. Looking forward to the next one, Take care, stay sweet.

[@richardscarponi5613]

Another great video Justin! Rainy day here in the Hudson Valley, so it’s awesome to have something to curl up and watch with the wife, kid and pups. Did get a break in the rain yesterday, took the wife to the stream for some trout fishing had a little bit of luck 🎣. Have a great one bud and a happy Mother’s Day to your family.

[@drpulpit]

Really like the recorder music for the night / fire scene. Sounds gaelic. very nice.

[@JustinBarbournlexplorer]

Thanks it's the Parting Glass, beautiful tune

[@gt_outdoorexcursions]

I'm not one to get caught up watching tv or a whole lot, but I do perk up when I see an alert for the ol newfoundland explorer! Thanks for taking us along with you and the dogs!! Always the grand adventure. Some beautiful country you have to get lost in!

[@JustinBarbournlexplorer]

Thanks I appreciate it. We certainly are blessed to have all this great woods and waters!

[@dimidomo7946]

I enjoyed hiking along with you and your best companions on this 7 day trek; did not notice any 'fails', just experiences. I was also along on your entire 72 day trek across NF. You're 29, fit, adventurous, friendly and skilled. Stay healthy my friend. Peace.

[@JustinBarbournlexplorer]

Thanks Dimi really appreciate it! Cheers from Newfoundland

[@chickadeedeedee371]

Happy Sunday I have enjoyed all your videos Thank you for taking us along

[@jmclark5988]

Bear is a sled dog for sure!!

[@jmclark5988]

maybe bring some camp shoes too in addition to a camp stool.....luxuries I tell ya :)

[@lisaandthekozykittykamperv7952]

NICE VIDEO. I ENJOYED IT, LIKE THE OTHERS. CANT WAIT TILL PART 4 ! HI SAKU ❤😇"🖑" HI BEAR. LOVE FROM ~LISA.

[@johnpower5526]

Keep the videos coming buddy you are a big talk out here on the rigs offshore of Newfoundland love getting off a 12 hour days and watching your videos the best on KZbin make my 3 weeks out here much better

[@JustinBarbournlexplorer]

Thanks John really appreciate it buddy say hi to the by's!

[@Buzz420]

Part of the adventure is knowing your limits & when to say when. Good call for safety reasons 👍👍

[@brianve7jyd943]

nice trip as always Pard - give the pups an ear rub fer me and the trail boss - take care

[@gregharmon3797]

I’m with you Justin, look forward to my coffee in the mornings. Really enjoy your journeys

[@labsarebest]

Sweet trip in the bush no matter the outcome. I'm sure you'll return once the weather gets warmer to finish the route and I sure hope you take us along!

[@trekOCLVone]

I'm a newbie to your channel - just 4 hours of your videos or so - I agree with other comments that you make these adventures real. With the successes and when things go sideways. But you prevail and make it through. Hence this 3 part excursion - you made it through and kept the dogs safe too ! I've done week long bikepacking and thing definitely go wrong.

[@lisaparrott4482]

Sorry you had to turn around... but by having watched all your videos I know there will be another trip out to finish the journey 😊 Great episodes... Bear did wonderful. I know you’re proud👌

[@fredneville1808]

Not everything works out as planned but you just go with what you got. great mini series keep er up.

[@tomgrantham9992]

Suggestion , take cotton balls soked in rasaline in a little plastic bottle .They make a good fire starter. They are light weight. At least that is what I heard.

[@Eric-ew8jt]

Great video skipper, Wet clothes and feet are a serious thing my friend glad it worked out for ya

[@mitchbrown2599]

Great seies here man, nice to see a bit of familiar country in a video of yours... keep em coming!

[@arthurivey2024]

I enjoyed the video it was funny one time you are looking up at the sky checking the weather and your buddy sako was sitting next to you looking up checking the weather.

[@joestone7207]

too bad Stoney Lake was not free or frozen great series thanks so much.

[@davidmonnin2792]

Justin, fantastic video. Something unique about your content. I can almost feel myself being there. Love the sounds of the fire and camp. The descriptions of your experience with your crew. Very nice and thanks!

[@trustin.p9504]

Good stuff. Your videos are a highlight of my day. 👍

[@countrytrails558]

Positively...AWESOME! Relished every mile/klick from my cozy quarters in Texas. Kudos, Justin!

[@janetgilmore8006]

We are lucky fishing is 365 days a year and small game is also pretty liberal . also we take along plenty of elk jerky for us as well as the dogs , it's light..?

[@johnrigby9594]

Great series , great views , great advice , and gourmet cooking lessons what more could you want ….. nice one Justin !

[@ericupton4527]

Great stuff Bro, I'm looking forward to seeing the other side of Stoney Lake later on!

[@harryadams5651]

Suggestion for route......the trail the beothuk might have traversed from their summer shore camps to their winter grounds in the interior

[@newfienutz01]

lol @ bear, i can almost hear the sarcasm even though he cant speak. If he could talk i be he would be like Brian on Family Guy lol. Good decision on not moving forward at this time . I am sure we will see you pick up where you left off in the near future. Another great video, keep em coming.

[@johnh5299]

Hey what a great way to wind down after a busy day at work, Thanks and btw You can only go half ways in the woods after that you are coming out again :)

[@marthaneuhauser1019]

Best decision! I was hoping you would do that, for all your sakes!!! Safety first!

[@Q-BinTom]

Thanks for the trip....... looking forward to your next adventure.

[@sandragillingham6255]

Great video! Haven't been in the woods in years enjoying a cup of tea and some toast..

[@johnwessinger7768]

Justin I'm a newcomer to your channel and I just want to say that I really enjoy your videos. Beautiful country that would be lovely to see some day but until then or even at all I will enjoy the videos for now. God Bless!

[@JustinBarbournlexplorer]

Thanks John really appreciate that happy to have aboard, lots more to come , take care!

[@frostt44]

Just watched this before I’m off for night shift! An excellent way to start my day. As always, love the videos and seeing you doing this inspires me to get outside and do the same. All the best!

[@Michaeljm84]

Another great series. Well done ol sailor

[@stevenlennon12]

I would have done whatever it takes to get that moose antler home with me. that's too great of a find to leave behind lol :(

[@NixonBushcraft]

53 minutes of pure enjoying... Thank you for sharing such an amazing documentary!!

[@12ernie]

Good trip! Really enjoyed it! Don't really see it as a fail, just a change in plans,because of the conditions.

[@devilsrejex]

Awsome brother glad you made it out cant wait for another adventure cheers

[@woodpetal]

Things I learned: Quick fire after you stop movin on a cold wet day Pack weight is important Map/trail paths can seem a lot different then reality ???? Was there enough sunlight to charge your equipment?? ??How was your leg holding up?? Great adventure Justin!! Bet a hot shower and warm bed felt great!!

[@JustinBarbournlexplorer]

Thanks Susan! I had no solar with me this time just had a few batteries and a power bank, as for the knee it didn't get any worse so I managed

[@forthrightnight]

Good move turning back. Hard thing to do.

[@PedroFerreira-ze5yp]

Dude! Your dogs are the best! So courageous!! Great video! Having tons of fun watching it! Keep 'em up!

[@ItsGoodintheWoods]

Thanks for sharing ! Love your videos. Very real !

[@perrytomczyk]

Another awesome video.

[@gary3329]

It's a great day to venture into the wild! Thanks for the ride!

[@JustinBarbournlexplorer]

That's right Gary, thanks!

[@wallaceviviansadventures2095]

awesome adventure, great choice for turning back it would off been a hard trip for you and your dogs plugging through the snow around the lake. i have moose hunter a few times down that way back in the 90's.Bear sure had a good gnaw on the moose antler. till next time take care

[@JustinBarbournlexplorer]

Yes beautiful spot Wallace, and seen some sign. No trouble to fill your tags in there I bet

[@wallaceviviansadventures2095]

@@JustinBarbournlexplorer we would go over around there for a week or till we get the moose, we got some nice bulls over around there

[@Greg6452]

Keep up with the Great Videos fellow CANUCK. Such a pleasure to watch.ATB.

[@jamessix60]

Kinda hate to see your adventure series end. Very entertaining. Like the way you cleaned you tent. Lol. Where'd you get your coffee mug? Thanks again for sharing.

[@JustinBarbournlexplorer]

Thanks James lots more to come. I bought the mug at a local outdoor retailer. It's just an enamel mug look them up on google

[@ReasontoLiveAdventures]

Another outstanding video dude! I love that MSR Hubba tent and, of course the inflatable raft. The scenery is incredible up there.

[@claramullen]

An excellent adventure Justin pups seem to do well. Thank you

[@ILessyI]

Great job yet again buddy!!!! Look forward to see what else ya puts out bud

[@troutaddictnl7696]

As always, another enjoyable video Mr. Barbour. Keep em coming man!

[@garychynne1377]

enjoyed. thank yew

[@andrewrose2627]

Should of inflated the raft and hooked the dogs up and mushed them accross stoney lake lol but in the end you accomplished what you set out to do by just getting out in nature,also if you want to warm up wet boots just put some rocks in the fire then fill your boots with hot rocks,thanks for another amazing video

[@JustinBarbournlexplorer]

Hahaha imagine. And absolutely i have done that with hot rocks often but couldnt find any stones worthy around that site

[@andrewrose2627]

Ya that's true,be hard to find good rocks under all that snow,I can't even find dry wood by my shelter,even the dead wood is soaked from all the rain we been having

[@lindajeanfrancis2958]

Great video

[@johnmccormick175]

Great video!...spending some time in the wilderness sure makes one feel alive,i miss the days when i used to...thanks for sharing Justin your a helluva man!

[@adrianlois6284]

Well, it's been a long time since I came in and watched your videos, but hey, I couldn't come in? I would like that you went out again with the long canoe, it is more comfortable and the dogs go calmly in it ok, it's good that

[@aussiepete2180]

Another dandy video mate keep up the good work ,cheers 🍻

[@ritchiehill3442]

That's a beautiful place

[@johny2rrf158]

Amazing episode Justin as always. I was thinking, when you are not adventuring, how many walks do you have to take the dogs on in order to "exercise" them lol... They are clearly super fit dogs, I bet it's hard to keep them tired at home lol.

[@boutthere3374]

nice vid Jus.

[@mimiso2522]

we're 879 ft above sea level here & I thought Indiana was flat. LOL

[@buckmartin2525]

Awesome. Thanks for sharing.

[@janetolch8129]

When you were at the lake with the fire crackling on the vidio I almost fell asleep, I could almost smell it.

[@JustinBarbournlexplorer]

Thanks Jane it's a beautiful thing isn't it!