Nunatsiavut Life 2022

Hunting and living life in Nunatsiavut throughout the year in 2022.

[@pamtnman1515]

Fabulous. I am envious. I feel like I have been on vacation after watching this. Much better than anything Hollywood can produce

[@baylonaj]

This is the most authentic, wholesome content I've ever seen on KZbin. It made my heart warm watching your youngsters learning. You're a good man.

[@philippedomon5178]

Simply life is the best, no fast-food there, hunting ,fishing etc, best food , keep yours childrens far of the city , I love your life, I'm french and I'm very happy to watch your vidéo.

[@russwhite4446]

Nice!! He's a provider!!! Your children learn hard work, us Americans forgot what hard work and living the way you do is all about it's a shame not all of us but far too many!!

[@josh42517]

more videos please! love the lifestyle

[@jeremygillis9653]

Truly enjoy your videos, nice to spend time with family out on the land!

[@colonelcorn9500]

The culture of those in the extreme cold has always intrigued me. Whether it be the Chukchi, Inuit or Yakut they are always insanely resilient. Good on you!

[@justtl5885]

Outstanding work! Thank you for the time, the effort,and for sharing your life.

[@Kevins-Philippine-Retirement]

I really enjoyed watching this video. I look forward to watching your other ones. Thanks. My son in law in Makkovik sent me the link. Thanks Mike.

[@Trent_Collins]

Awesome video, Beautiful part of Labrador…. Thanks for sharing

[@edgarjaviermaderalaporta9063]

Father, friend and teacher. The best way to breed chindrens. Congratulations, brother hunter! The best for you and your family. Regards from Uruguay

[@alanwilliamson2259]

Thankyou so much for sharing these times with us. All the very best hunting to you all in 2023

[@wilwilliamson8831]

Love the vids of you and your family living life properly, respecting the land the sea. Keep the vids coming respect from the uk

[@sjuvanet]

A truly beautiful and wonderful video. I hope you live a happy and long life, and that your family can continue to live this way for so long as it makes you all happy.

[@idaho2ndgens240]

Awesome video! You are raising your children right. My father taught me how to hunt and we have lived that life too. Never buy our meat. Wolves came back on my line after being gone 12 days. I hope to get one soon.

[@dombarification]

Love your videos. Some cute seeing the little one shoot the partridge left handed. What a shooter!

[@primitivebulliestony9090]

❤ great video I enjoyed watching you and your son hunting together and you teaching him the culture of hunting...I cant wait to watch your next video. Thankyou for sharing your outdoor experience

[@dklipper9939]

This was one of the best videos I’ve watched, your Inuit culture is a national treasure. I will subscribe for sure, keep making these videos.

[@alberthamel6039]

Really enjoyed your videos Andrew with your family, I took a job in Nain almost 9 years and had the chance to go out on the land quit a few times with ,Richard Ikkusek, Henry Broomfield, Ray Ford, and many friends as we fished in spring time ,( Nain bay , up to Richard Pamaks cabin What a great 9 years we had living up there to see the way people hunt, they awesomeness of the land I will NEVER forget the warm welcome we had , your teaching your children right Bless you all

[@andrewandersen2013]

Yes, everybody loved having you here, Albert. Thanks and see you around sometime

[@lovegodlovefreedom2535]

I’m native to North America and I can appreciate the lifestyle! Thoroughly enjoyed watching this video, will watch more! Love that your children are learning the way of life early, they’ll be good providers eh! Be safe out there!!!

[@solobushman]

It's great to see your kids with the ability to gather food at a young age, you are a good teacher. Stay safe.

[@alext.]

Epic. No less than an epic of huge proportions. For anyone reading this and deciding I'm exaggerating or just saying stuff for the sake of saying it, I say to you, have you actually watched this video? How much more wholesome, life-affirming and simply soul-satisfying videos have you watched lately? None. Thank you Andrew. Despite the many years and lifetimes ago, I once lived on the Labrador coast before roads, airports and experts. It was the best time of my life. People need to see what you do now, more than ever. Just my 2 cents worth.

[@andrewandersen2013]

Wow thanks for the kind words

[@buckleyhollembaek7304]

Really great job on the video I’m Inuit Alaskan native great to see the culture happy hunting

[@glennpurchase807]

Really enjoyed the video. Nice to see you teaching the young ones how to hunt. You have a great abundance of wildlife. Good luck to you and your family. Thanks for taking me along.

[@jdmath]

Your videos are as good as any out there, educational and interesting. I envy your patience with the kids. Thank you for sharing.

[@HOTRhuntinontherock]

great video, what caliber rifle you use for the seals? What did you use for the wolf?

[@andrewandersen2013]

Usually 17WSM for seals sometimes 22mag, 22, 17hmr. 243 for that wolf

[@mushercdn]

Really appreciate the time and effort to put the vocabulary down. Your trips to the grocery store are never boring. What are the odds of a nanook being on an island as you gather eggs? Are the walking seals worth harvesting? I thought that bearded seals were sought after. You did not harvest it. Any reason? Loved listening to the ice. I have not heard that, in the wild, since many years ago.Thanks for the video. BTW: Parenting: You are doing it right.

[@andrewandersen2013]

Odds are pretty good for Nanuk on islands closer to the open sea but there where we were not as likely. The crawlers are worth harvesting for the pelts and if they're still fat enough they're good to eat. We had our minds set on ringed seals that time we had 4 and were trying to go after one last one for 5 so we didn't bother that bearded one. Thanks for watching and nice comments

[@SW-jw6il]

💪 Great Job Youngbuck !! your doing an amazing job dad …

[@jeremythompson1593]

Awesome Video!! I live in the southern United States but have gotten to be really great friends on social media with some people who live around Baker Lake, and whale cove… I truly admire your lifestyle and the Inuit culture… Thanks for sharing this Awesome video, and hope 2023 brings lots of prosperity, and good luck to you and your family…

[@dougsmith548]

Amazing simply amazing videos. I was born in the wrong place to the wrong people. I would love to have been along with you on several of your hunts and Wood gathering. I gave my son, a single shot 22 when he was one year old. At four years old, he was not as good as shot as your son is. But later in life, he turned out to be far better than myself. I shall continue to watch your videos and look forward to them. Stay safe and May. God bless you and your family. ✌️🇨🇦

[@andrewandersen2013]

Everyone learns differently eh? My 4 year old had a bunch of shots that day that I never put in the video. My 6 year old is getting to be very good with his gun now after shooting for 2 years. Thanks for watching and the kind words

[@Anthrax809]

this is the greatest content ever. all those catch and cook channels on youtube got nothing on you. you deserve all the views and attention

[@stokesjo82]

Great video, and thank you for sharing your life with us! Watching from Illinois, USA.

[@jonathanpilgrim4731]

Another great video! Really enjoyed it - thanks for sharing.

[@mllee2008]

What a blessed life! If only we could get all the young ones wasting their time playing video games or scrolling through social media and bring them to these places! So many wonderful skills, respect for mother nature and life lessons being passed down here. Thank you so much for sharing with us! ❤🙏🏻🇺🇸

[@andrewandersen2013]

yes, they still play video games and watch tv at home but at least when I take them out they love their life out there away from all that. It's healing to get out on the land

[@630115MIKE]

Gods country, great video

[@obscur156]

Thanks for sharing your way of life.

[@0mgskillz96]

WIll we get a video for 2023 & 2024? I love these videos, so action packed! Also love learning the inuit language 👍

[@andrewandersen2013]

Yes soon hopefully. So busy with work and my family

[@caraame]

This is amazing. What lifes you lead.

[@okandeniz9317]

I really enjoyed it. Can't wait for the next video!

[@ronnyo]

Loved it, all the best from Northern Norway ☺️

[@esbr3794]

Hi Andrew, Happy New Year you could have told a bit about the guns and caliber you use on your hunting trips. Thanks for the nice vibeos. EB

[@georgeburton3139]

Great video keep them coming really enjoyed it

[@GordonMoskotaywenene]

Awesome to teach your boy how to hunt ❤

[@gorillagoldhunters]

Awesome video! Absolutely love your lifestyle!

[@theswampfox9584]

Nice video of your hunting and gathering foodstuffs- nice shooting from the youngster on ptarmigan

[@boydflynn3696]

Love watching your hunting videos keep them coming

[@jacobtobeluk7813]

Beautiful country you live in.

[@rodmercer2641]

Excellent video!

[@randypoile]

nice video .thanks for sharing 👍👍

[@TheBcBob]

Awesome keep -em coming great job !!

[@rayweir9903]

Fantastic video! Thank you so much’

[@davideddy2039]

Great job with the video buddy!

[@girlheav3n]

I find the way you and your family live to be so interesting. I’ve watched all your videos and I was so excited to see that you uploaded again!

[@johngillett939]

I love the freedom the people of the North have to be able to hunt good food, We had this freedom once in Newfoundland when I was young but lost most of it over the years to government regulations and revenue in fines for the government.

[@johnhigdon1086]

Great stuff as always.

[@wilmorenewman7197]

great video

[@securethebag1613]

Ur killing everything in sight

[@nickschiavone7330]

Love your videos

[@MrSixfall]

Really enjoy your videos!

[@PatterningNature]

I love this so much!!!!

[@labrador1229]

Love the video.

[@garrethkippenhuck8750]

Great video, buddy!

[@DPW55]

Good teacher to your boy ,

[@quaileggsvermont]

I love your videos, But I don't understand your language or in the writing. I miss a lot that is not in English.. But still I make do.. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Mr880881]

Hi Andrew. Love watching your experiences with you and family. One comment is the go-pro on the head is at times very hard to watch and makes a person dizzy because it moves way to fast. Really enjoy the adventures you share.

[@andrewandersen2013]

Yes, I agree, even get dizzy some parts trying to edit them lol

[@toddschultz7477]

Good stuff

[@Daniel-du2nd]

Are you from the town or village of Nunatsiavut? If not, can I get the name of your village.

[@scottlindquist9107]

Awesome video!!!❤

[@mervjb809]

I love these videos!! What do you do with the intestines of the seals?

[@andrewandersen2013]

eat them, I love them

[@mervjb809]

@@andrewandersen2013... I'd love to see how you fix them

[@andrewandersen2013]

I think I show it in one of my other videos

[@johnseptien3138]

Truly a great video and I could not stop watching it and then wanted more. I would like to know more about the caliber of firearms you are using to take your game/subsistence. I was impressed with the ability of you and your people to take animals from moving boats. Not an easy task.

[@andrewandersen2013]

Thank you! I like 17 calibers a lot for hunting small game. 17HMR for ptarmigan, otter, foxes. 17WSM for seals. 17 Rem for geese in the spring. Use 22 mag for seals too and 22 for ptarmigan. 243 for wolves, caribou, black bear. Used 308 for Polar bear and moose

[@johnseptien3138]

@@andrewandersen2013 Thanks. Is there a particular brand of firearm you prefer? Your caliber choices indicate shot placement is vastly more important than large caliber powder burning magnums. I would imagine seal hunting requires headshots as a seal would sink if shot in the body...correct me if I'm wrong.

[@andrewandersen2013]

@@johnseptien3138 Seals sink different ways sometimes. If the water is salty enough they'll float very good, if it's too fresh they'll sink very quick. If they're too skinny they sink faster and if they're very fat they float hard. Savage makes good 17 rimfires, tikka I like, and browning 22's. Anything really I'm not picky as long as the gun works good

[@johnseptien3138]

@@andrewandersen2013 you must get into some really cold conditions (below zero), what do you use for lubrication on your firearms so they don't get sticky or freeze to the point of non-functioning?

[@andrewandersen2013]

I don't use anything special, just regular gun oil if I need to. Some guns freeze up pretty bad and others I never had freeze up once. The savage .17 rimfires I owned never froze up once in really cold conditions so I like them for that

[@keanemoore5088]

Hello Andrew I would like to see more videos hoping for an update.

[@TACx3]

What caliber you use on seals and otter ?

[@andrewandersen2013]

17WSM is what I like best for seals, fast and hits hard. Use mostly 17HMR for otters

[@jeremygillis9653]

Curious about calibre used for wolf?

[@andrewandersen2013]

.243 that time

[@garyhammond2213]

Wish I knew what kind of boat that is?

[@ussrtaxes8986]

Bird did not have clean death give bird peace by making good meal. Safe travels.

[@larsandersson4394]

A very interesting video. Why don't you hunt bearded seal?

[@andrewandersen2013]

I do but we had 4 ringed seals already, was trying to get 1 more ringed seal. They were hanging around there but wouldn't come close in that spot

[@EricSantiagoPadillaCarranza]

Nice video, but why wolves.

[@labrador1229]

This must be up Nain is it?

[@andrewandersen2013]

yes

[@EbenHopson329]

Araqhaa

[@quaileggsvermont]

Driving on that kind of ice around here, this is where people drown!

[@joebuck906]

What is the make and model of the boat around the 44:03?

[@andrewandersen2013]

That is Kraken boat Dorado 225

[@joebuck906]

@@andrewandersen2013 Thanks for your reply but I was curious about the dual console boat at 44:00.

[@andrewandersen2013]

@@joebuck906 oh my sorry lol. Coastal Vokey 198 WT

[@garyhammond2213]

The big boat

[@andrewandersen2013]

coastal vokey 198 WT made in Newfoundland

[@alexander__7427]

i really want to adopt this kind of lifestyle as i have been eating raw meat since november 2020 when i was 17 for health concerns, i believe modern society is very toxic. my dna is 100% macedonian, fortunately the colonizers (germans, irish, and british) who destroyed the remaining natives of north america to some degree, i am not part of thankfully. i really want to eat raw seal fat and raw seal meat to see if it’s worth it to move to alaska, canada, or greenland when another manmade pandemic hits. i am extremely grateful to you, for these videos for me to learn the truth about life we today in modern society are never shown. if you could possibly invite me one day there, or i can go to canada for summer and i can get some seal that is extra that your family won’t need for survival, that would be cool, even just a few bites i would like to try. it’s very important for your family to eat the animals raw, especially the fat to keep warm and get as much nutrients as possible to endure the climate during the winter, that’s what all cultures around the world have been doing since the beginning, it’s not just the inuit who eat raw meat. the inuit who are true that are left eat everything raw because they know they cannot survive without every nutrient staying intact and not being destroyed with heat, speaking of heat, though your climate may seem harsh, it’s much much more harsh to be in a hot environment and facing dehydration and severe dryness from the strong sun in the tropical climates, i’ve been there and also lived in northern usa for a good portion of my life being 19 years old. i am not sure if there will be any inuit remaining in the couple of decades to come as the world moves forward. i may seem like an outcast to say i’m not inuit blood but we are all human, and there’s no other people i relate to on this earth other than those last remaining people who are connected to nature. so much for me to learn from you and so much for you to learn about the evil of today’s modern world if you don’t understand it fully yet, why people watch your videos.

[@andrewandersen2013]

We have lots of modern things here too, it's all over the world now but at least it's easy for me and my family to get away from it all when we want to. Anywhere you visit in the north ppl will share seal meat with you if they have it

[@apangalook22]

Nazighaq

[@TheSkinking]

Four years old and shoots better than you lol!🤣

[@andrewandersen2013]

😂😂 yes hope he keeps it up!

[@robertfox224]

Ojt

[@Б.В-у7я]

Всё что шевелится растрел

[@pingu434]

scandalous

[@y.zonomatop7104]

scandalous, you are

[@josephmilender6208]

Your kid is a great shot!! You are too, he learned very well from you.

[@Theman69..69]

You got a female king eider we get those here where I live

[@andrewandersen2013]

OK good to know never thought about female

[@terryryan1441]

Great video