REMOVED at GUN POINT | Hunting tribal waterways with Indigenous men of AUSTRALIA

Old Mapoon.. What a crazy story this is...
Sit and listen to the story and enjoy the journey as these two Warranggu Men, Jase and Eli take me around their traditional country in Mapoon , Far Northern Australia showing me all their traditional foods. Hunting everything from Mudcrab to Green Turtle in preparation for a huge cookup with the families.
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[@brucesailor5999]

Wild reaches with Out n About Old Mapoon and uncle Jason......a deadly combination.....in a beautiful place

[@kimwindsurfercoastalservic4122]

Hi Nathan, can’t thank you enough for doing what you do. I know you see as a privilege to go to these places but it’s your audiences privilege to get to see them, otherwise we couldn’t. As a nearly 70yr old Australian I lived through the 60s and 70s when these stories were being swept under the collective rugs. Telling them is long overdue. Please keep it up. Kim

[@MurrayBell-nx5ws]

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[@justiningram9341]

I love videos like this interesting as can be and very historically informative! I'm American, but I find Australian history to be most extremely fascinating.

[@Bux1]

DEADLY 1 this episode, Salute to you brother... yeahhhh uncle Shorty & Bala Eli BIG LOVE FROM CENTRAL QLD💯💯

[@aleho1]

No matter how many stories I hear , and I take time out of respect to learn and listen, but, no matter how many stories I hear of the stolen generation and the treatment of the original people of the land, that belong there and belong to the land, I cry. As a white Australian that was taught the white borders and ways… I had to completely relearn the real history and the real Australia and it’s nations and people, tribes, tools, ways of surviving, all much more practical and communal ways of living. Don’t get me started on Rio tinto! Or the white mining families! (Rinehart) Thank you for sharing all your content brah!

[@Oz_Wandering_Hybrid]

Best episode yet Nath , what an absolute pleasure learning of past events and history of Mapoon

[@wendellquerro7241]

The knowledge you are giving us all now needs to be taught in schools ! Keep up the great work

[@reevovision1183]

One of your best! Entertaining and very informative.

[@marshallfarr5575]

Love the content Nath! Sorry been mia for awhile....keep up the amazing work!

[@adamwellington3849]

Great episode mate. Love the stories. So good that your sharing our history 🤙🏽

[@zarzi60]

I Loved this episode! Very interesting. Thank you.

[@blacklabel810]

Thank you for sharing your experience, I am very happy to see this video,

[@maxmckenzie2560]

I always like to say ‘thank you’ with absolute sincerity when you do eps like this 👌

[@Aidan_wesley]

Hey brother got your stickers today thanks for the extra 2 much appreciated mate 🙏🏾 there going straight on my Ute in clear display thanks so much mate 💛🖤❤️ much and love and respect nath

[@viol8r007]

One of the most beautiful places i have been to , was fortunate enough to spend 2 weeks their 20 years ago .

[@denismartin4680]

Thanks for sharing this story enjoyed watching blessings to you all

[@olderisoptional6650]

Thanks, really enjoyed the history ,

[@RaymondNevell-fg3do]

Love your work Nat! The content you create is refreshing.

[@getoutthereanddoit]

This was a great watch, a great insight to what happened in that area. Thanks for sharing mate, love your work!

[@NautiBuoy1]

Great video mate ! Love your work,, the way you have the shorts of history from the elders is a real winner!! Thank you for doing what you do ❤❤

[@ShaunGud]

Awesome, thanks for sharing their story.

[@DDan61]

Love your channel and commitment to the truth and putting it out for people to hear it! Stay safe and healthy!

[@toomasnelson4561]

great explanation of the history and broken up culture. Keep it up mate.

[@samdavis456]

Love every detail of the editing ❤ 10/10

[@jayhaagmans3377]

What a cool episode mate, an absolutely stun part of the world! Awesome crew you spent time with once again! What another tragic story of our country’s history, thankyou for sharing it mate, everyone in this land should know it’s true and horrifying history, hopefully one day we can make up for it some how, the scars run deep! This was a particularly awesome episode legend. I loved it sooo much, awesome fishing and another essential Australian history lesson! Yew! 🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@CarmilaNgallametta]

Nathan mate I love your videos and stories really interesting you're a legend buddy ❤❤

[@martingoodef811]

This has given me a greater understanding on so many levels. This should be part of all children’s education Thank you

[@sydneystevens3806]

I have a similar story,I'm a New Zealand Maori, my name, the name my parents gave me is,Sydney Bonnie Stevens, my dad as a young boy 8 years old had to find work to feed his 6 siblings. Forgive me I'm not sure what his first name was way back then,I only know his sir name as a Maori was Warakihi, they were told not to speak their native language, and he my father, was given the name John Richard William Stevens. New Zealand Maori have come a long way,and I hope aboriginal tribe's all over Australia can individually stand proud and say this is our land. And mate,wild reaches is giving these deserved aboriginal tribe's a chance to show the world, thankfully through your wild reaches channel, that aboriginal culture and cultural sustainability is something every Australian and me New Zealand Maori, and everyone around the world can be proud of.

[@rexremo909]

Thank you for sharing this history of Mapoon 🇵🇬

[@dewayneadams3221]

Thank you I enjoy this so very much!

[@odes20]

Ive been to those ruins. I was very moved. And prayed for the people. Its complex combining a Wild Australia channel with a growing narrative thats getting political. But I commend you for handling this quite well. Human story is so important. Thx again Nathan.

[@drogenblurb]

I love the fishing. But I appreciate the indigenous story much more. So much tragedy caused by dispossession but also a remarkable resilience of humanities oldest continuing civilizations.

[@Afsjnr]

Thank you brother for using your voice to help tell the truth of this place we call Australia 🙏🏾❤️

[@daniellaw5941]

I have an aboriginal background and its good watching your videos to understand whats happened in these remote areas. Its disgusting what happened to those people and how they were treated. Looking forward to the next video mate. Do you know the aboriginal word for old man is goyumbar... fun fact

[@clarrycurtis54]

Very good show,learnt a lot thanks for a brilliant episode. If you are ever in buundaberg would love to catch up again. Clarry

[@alanstock5618]

The more I watch the more im understanding people of land don't rape there resources but take care of THERE HOMe COUNTRY.and welcome others. LIVE YOUR DREAMS AND WE WILL FOLLOW. Thank you Nathan for sharing

[@stevegreen2753]

Love your work! Thanks for sharing the truth. Looks like you are having fun too.

[@lukeeldridge]

Why are we not talking about this? Nath you hit the nail on the head. Australians have been made to feel ashamed, those of us who have had the experiences like you and I of meeting some of the amazing people out on country are few and far between. We are all in this together mate. No one alive is responsible

[@fyoff]

No one alive is responsible are you fucking serious must be delusional

[@lukeeldridge]

Not sure champ but if you’re talking to me I didn’t see it

[@tremaynedalgety4561]

Pure gold

[@imranwarrack4920]

Deadly 💯😎

[@Aquatic_Obsession]

Another epic one bro 💪🏾💪🏾

[@casskintas1]

Thank you once again you are a legend. Cook had rules about claiming Australia, one was signs of native development one of those was the bow and arrow in his log he records sighting Aboriginals carrying bow and arrow on the same Island where he stuck the flag. So many things have been wrong ever since. Aboriginals if the truth be known could be in schools teaching language and culture and their history not just the last 200 years. No other country has a link to the last 65 thousand years there is so much we could share. Please keep going.

[@ryanmartin3907]

Totally enjoy the history and the wild fishing/hunting, great work. A question I have is; by dwelling on the past of the treacherous things that have happened, will that make things better? Do we look back at Japan bombing us here in Darwin and blame them from what their predecessors did to us? I'm a Territorian, born in Larrakia, just like my ancestors, and I hate the fact that people are dwelling on the past. It's like they constantly want benefits. Time for them to grow the # up! It would be better for their mental health if people stop feeding this poor bugger me syndrome. On another note, I love your content and how you inspire so many country men and kids to follow your passion. Awesome work.

[@ryanmartin3907]

My advice, stop feeding the poor bugger me syndrome and make people realize that the current systems and reality of most good Australians is not the same as the predecessors. Living in the past is not healthy.

[@fyoff]

Time for you to go back to your own land my friend

[@fyoff]

This is not your ancestral land so go back where it actually is

[@niahvail8506]

Cheers Nathan special place this history needs to be taught in schools all over Australia so we all have a better understanding of what really happened , appreciate your videos they really do educate , I’ll still keep in touch with my friends in WA in there community such amazing people .

[@lawrencewilson8453]

Hi mate I went to school in old mapoon in 1994 it was awsome my Nana was in charge of the medical clinic

[@donaldmamoose]

Great video brother,, I'm glad you visit my home Old Mapoon 👍 bin watching your video trips for a while... cheers...

[@johnharris7866]

Love the Auntie's memory such a sad time in history

[@philvedder231]

awesome content mate.

[@mikeoxlong2977]

Beautiful episode

[@him7743]

Thanks buddy, for educating this ignorant country on the truth. Some people will be butt hurt but that's ok and they don't matter to real people 💯🙏🏿✊🏿👍🏿💪🏿😊❤️

[@recilmapis-an3452]

Thanks for the vids brother deeply informative, we are in NZ. Can you post a link for Eli's Out and About channel, have not been able to find it. Keep it up.

[@tomgorden3762]

Love it very much

[@don7294]

We have spent time with over a dozen indigenous cultures around the world and religion ruined their language, families, and cultures. Some of the sadest disgusting consequences I have seen. What a tragedy to destroy everything a culture has created for thousands of years. Thanks so much for sharing and helping educate Australians who have decided NOT to give Aboriginals a non-binding voice in the government. Continuing the horrible traditions of colonialization from the 1780s.

[@holomongrundy]

religion do not ruin things lols it is the human being who brought it thinking his arse smells better than ours lol

[@Hayesidentitycrisis]

Christianity demonised the traditional cultural practices, living and traditions of many indigenous cultures around the globe. We didn’t need Jesus/god we had our own “Lore”… Dreamtime. Self sustaining way of living and taking what we needed from season to season.

[@lucagoodwinnicholls9451]

I'm part Maori and comparing how we treat our first nations people compared to Australia is shameful and we aren't great

[@rmf9567]

😭🤣🤣😭😭😭🤡🤡🤡 a more dominant culture dominated a weaker one.. read a history book

[@danielsonn3046]

​@@rmf9567what a troll you are

[@HUNTINGNT375]

As a person with aboriginal ancestors, I understand why the people from Coburg treat me like family more now after watching your video

[@shaneburns4349]

Culture is relevant to everyone. How much of your culture do you practice? I reckon we should all embrace our cultures. And unite it under a one Australian Culture.

[@anthonypoole6507]

Spot on We need to educate all immigrants All of us

[@Cookboy3857]

Nice men

[@scowy_sg2125]

Hope you got a wild cape burger from the cafe there

[@petersimpson6110]

Can you ask the elders about the Tartarian's, who were a large group of people who lived very advanced lives here in Australia from about 10,000 years ago, much more than we do here today, they were the people who built the massive intricate buildings like the Flinders Railway station in Melbourne. There are over 1,000 similar buildings still used today right across the country. They are all super advanced and made of a sandstone type of material, and if you look at them, todays modern builders could never build them, yet history say that we built them with horse and buggy, no power tools lol.. The version of history as we have been taught in schools is all lies, soon to be corrected. I feel sorry for all those people who are about to be deeply hurt to learn our real history. Also research "Mud Floods" , be prepared for a shock.

[@petersimpson6110]

@@fyoff Mate, I am just one of the hundreds of military officers putting all this right, and whether you like it or not, believe it or not, the truth is about to be released in FULL for the world to see, so I suggest you sit down, buckle up and get ready, cause what is coming will "SHOCK" the shit out of you all.... in the meantime, I suggest you again research Tartaria... You will find lots of it on here KZbin, 10,000 buildings DONT lie.

[@samdavis456]

18:14 reservation for March please 😍😂

[@user-dn8ub2dv4l]

Sad story💯❤️

[@user-jo5mb2tg5l]

❤ Home

[@WV_Raised1983]

When was he removed by gun point?

[@pauledwards4257]

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[@thesneakyfisho9940]

Bloody rippa video nate

[@TrapaholicNZ]

Save the turtles

[@portgasdace8747]

Sea Turtles aren't protected animals?

[@Yeahman4547Yeahman]

Golden bomber lure no brainer

[@user-kf5ot6em8c]

Good on u mate for these info about the aborigines theyv treat them like animals I love ur clips

[@Bittu163]

Make video hunting wildboar with spear

[@fights522]

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[@jmginthent651]

The voice was pure racism. Australia voted.

[@kaleheidke5232]

Hmmmm few truths many lies and stories

[@BundyToo]

Way too political, stick with showing the fishing, hunting and adventuring on OUR country. Not YOUR woke tale.

[@fyoff]

Come at me Bundy let's here it

[@timsmith9054]

Dude , sorry you have gotten hell boring. Forget the feel good tirade. Used to be a decent channel. 😢

[@pate69ful]

I have been following and watched all your videos since, I am from a little island nation of Vanuatu, as someone who is from culturally rich background, I wish all Australia should learn this stories and history in your videos.. the Truth hurts but it's the truth.. there is also "BlackBirding" I think you should cover that in your future videos.

[@user-lq8hn7jz2e]

3:17 Damm sorry about the shovel accident hopefully they can fix your face

[@Dunkin_Deeznuts]

These videos are very important. There are some racist aussies that have a completely skewed and negative view on aboriginal people. Stuff like this is a great way to introduce some of them to the real culture.... racist are often just mislead and stuff like this can show them that these people they irrationally hate are human beings that love to fish, hunt and laugh with their families..... just like themselves.

[@nevanalthaus2387]

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