I saw a comment a few years ago that said: “Bear Grylls checks under his bed for Les Stroud before going to sleep every night.”

One thing I really respect about Les, is that he is humble and fully admits he’s not perfect. I’ve seen him make many mistakes throughout the series, and instead of cutting them from the show...he talks about them. What he could have done different, or better, or not at all. Most if not all other shows just cut out the mistake...Not Les! It’s things like that that make me really respect him, not just as a survivalist, but as a man.🇨🇦

Man I just realized how little has changed for me. I was a kid I would sit and watch Survivorman and here I am years later still sitting watching survivorman!

I love how you just straight up told us “yeah, a guy showed up, but i told him im fine” on that one road, then continued to forcibly make yourself get lost :) You had an objective and did it

🇨🇦By far my fav survivalist videos. The ONLY survival show that doesn’t have a film crew hanging out with the host 24/7. He is 100% alone. Can you get more badass?! Of course he’s a fellow proud Canadian too, so how can you NOT like him right!?🇨🇦

Been enjoying survivor man since a young age, cant believe new episodes are still coming. 10/10

I was born and raised in Romania. Nice to see such a video. The Romanian mountains are indeed beautiful. I have been several times to the Bucegi mountains near Sinaia. Really beautiful. To drop a pun here, I just want to add , that Romanians are real survivals because they have endured dictatorship for so long. That is a different kind of survival but it is also tough. Cheers from Hungary. 💕

I started seeing this video clip pop up on tiktok that says he filmed a bigfoot at 35:36. Something sitting at the tree to side of him. Interesting!

Can't get enough of these!

I love how honest Les is in all his videos. Very unlike other survival tv people who only show their best takes, have a back up crew, no mistakes or small fumbles ever included etc... it makes Les Stroud all the more impressive to me.

"Wow these strawberries are good" *dramatic drum noise"

Les Stroud is a Real Survivor. I Believe in this man 110%

This is the best thing ever. I grew up on this show. Les is the man for putting it on KZfaq for free!

So good to see even though he's a bit older and can enjoy himself without working. He's still fricken out there after all these years. Hats off to you sir. My inspiration now and as a young lad.

Albertan here... I used to watch this show on tv as a kid.... Was my favourite part of a day off when i was sick. Thank you for fostering the interest of an entire generation in outdoor survival.

Thank you for mentioning just because you find a survival cabin, doesn’t mean people will find you in it. Many are abandoned and can take a VERY long time for people to show up, so seeing it as a helpful stop rather than ultimate salvation is something I feel is very important, I think many people would feel immediate relief coming across a cabin when lost, but it’s good to keep in mind ❤ Thank you for teaching me so much about the wild, Les. I’m 30 now but I’ve watched you since I was a teenager, thank you for your dedication to realism and education ❤ Also thank you for always showing us your mistakes, showing us that even you, the guy we all see as THE MASTER, can make mistakes and feel frustrated, it makes it so much more real

I really admire Les Stroud. Survival teacher, entrepreneur, musician. He has carved out a great life for himself all while being a down to earth, honest person.

I got lost in Bulgaria's mountains, so this episode is bringing back some strong feelings!

Man that’s the number 1 reason I love this show.. Les is always honest.. he didn’t need to tell us a man came past offering him a lift out, but he did.. he always tells us the truth, no matter if it’s entertaining or not, it’s just what happened

I like nothing more after a hard day chilling and watching survivor man hes a legend

Can’t believe this legend is still going out and surviving.

Wow! What a great surprise! Romania, i'm Romanian. Transilvania, lovely part of the country. Hope you enjoyed it😊

As a romanian, I hiked a lot of our mountains. Unfortunatley, most of them are full of logging roads. Basically, if you keep it to their extent, you can get to a village at some point an people are very helpfull with tourists. It might be a long road, but 90% of the times, they will fallow a small river, nothing complicated. Compared to Alaska or British Colombia, this is a joke. Just thinking of grizzly bears or possibly big foot, makes me scared as hell... Love this show anyway, plus the man is a legend. Can't help thinking of his videos when I'm hiking.

This part of the world has always peaked my interest. I once saw a documentary about the Balkans and it was like something out of a fantasy book, like Middle Earth and I was mesmerized by its wild beauty. Thank you Les for all the years you’ve taken us along to experience and learn.

Came here to say; From a fellow Ontarian and a fan since childhood, thank you so much Les, I've enjoyed your shows and also used several of the techniques you've shown in my own emergency situations, especially the zones of assessment. I and my loved ones all really appreciate your hard work and dedication to making it realistic and educational.

Here because of Bob Gymlan

"I don't the dark, I fear the cold. I don't fear the rain, I fear the wind. I don't fear the pain, I fear exhaustion. I don't fear scary animals, I fear indecision." These videos are exquisite and truly extraordinairy. Both wise in their humbleness and humble in their wisdom. The brutal honesty is so extremely rare.

35:38 Did anyone catch the watcher behind Les?

You should do more directors commentary if you have time. Learning new stuff about episodes I’ve seen 30 times is really fun

I just wanted to say thank you to less your advice has saved my life at least once

This really proves that it really doesn't matter how experienced you are in the bush you can still make a mistake that can cost you your life.

I sweat at work in the cold..and I hear Les in my head..NEVER SWEAT IN THE COLD..i peal off layers..been watching for years..survivor man is a legend

Just started watching... can't wait to see how he deals with the roving bands of vampires!

Nice to see Europe in a survival show. I like it. Also one tip on places like where Les put up his last shelter at the road thyme grows and you can make a good tea out of it.

I spent a bit of time in the Carpathian mountains some twenty five years ago and I still think of it as the most beautiful place I have ever been.

I used to love watching Survivorman when I was a kid. I had no idea he was still doing episodes.

Always impressed to see how goal oriented Les stays even as you watch him start to get delirious from hunger

When I lost my home years ago, I used your advice and it saved me and kept me thriving (not just surviving) until I found somewhere to stay. I'm looking for work now but I always play your videos to keep me focused. Your narrations are awesome and I love having your shows on the other monitor while I apply. Thank you for the hard work.

One of my heroes right there, what an absolute chad, best vibes, best knowledge, and putting his shows for us on youtube? Total power move, dude deserves the world and way more.

Les is literally my hero! This guy know his stuff and I wouldn’t want to be stuck out in the middle of nowhere with anyone but him. Could learn so much and most importantly NOT DIE.

Been a fan of Les and the show since I first learned of him many years ago. The final line in this video is something similar to what I've always told people. The wilderness is neither for nor against you, it just demands your respect. Perfectly said and absolutely true.

That look down is terrifying. It's giving my clammy hands and I'm only watching it

I think this is a really good episode. The reality is most of us will never be in a situation in the Amazon or the Cook Islands but many of us have been in situations in the wilds of 'civilised' parts of the world, our cars and planes make the world a small place... in cars amd planes.. on your feet, exhausted, wet, hypothermia, hungry, lost you can die half a mile from rescue. Take your average overweight western 50 year old and drop them in the Scottish mountains, even... not even thinking of the Rockies or Carpathians here, in January and see how many survive for a week. Every year people die of exposure in the Scottish hills, within a few miles of a house or rescue. Most of them near trails or logging roads... I once got lost in thr logging roads above the village I grew up in in the Highlands. I went mountain biking for a few hours and didn't take the right clothing or any emergency supplies and didn't let anyone know where I was going. I was 17 it was 1988 long before mobile phones. It was April, usually wet but fairly benign, the weather closed jn and within an hour I was jn a blizzard. I was in that incongruity situation of knowing safety was 2 miles away, knowing there were forestry vehicles out there and crews in the area, seeing cut logs, bulldozed trails and thinking 'this cannot be happening to me, I know better than this.'. I realised that I had to dig deep and it was my youth, fitness and I remember sheer bloody will power in realising I was jn serious trouble, which I only really knew due to a lot of outward bound training, that got me home. I recall getting back to our house almost hypothermic, ran a hot bath and was jn there recovering when my father returned from work and bollocked me for not doing the washing up... I remember thinking how incongruous life is. I couldn't describe what had happened, how scared I had been and how close I came to being a casualty .. even if I had he, an old Highlander, would have roasted me and rightly so. At the time I had just returned from a Royal Navy mountain survival course, I was fit, young, had a lot of mountain experience a lot of survival knowledge for a teenager but a thoughtless trip into the hills nearly killed me... I never ever did anything so.stupid again. I'm.51 now would I survive that situation again at my age? Well, maybe my body fat would get me through, you're not going to die of thirst jn Scotland jn.April! But I don't think I would have made it had this happened to me now, not that I would get myself into the situation. The stark reality js most people.are killed because of I'll I formed or irresponsible decisions, near civilisation, very few are eaten by tigers and bears. Our own sense of immortality I'd out worst enemy which us probably why a 17 year old got himself into that situation in 1988, on a Scottish mountain

The one and only REAL survival show. Well done, mate! These episodes are gold, even more than a decade later.

Can't wait for part 2. Romania has been a big interest of mine for a long time, to visit. That will never happen but I can visit thru other people. 🙂🦅🦌

You are nuts Les! that's why we love you man. I definitely wouldn't have the balls to go where you go and spend the night so you spend in the places that you spend them by yourself.

This is why i like this man. He can admit you never stop learning in survival, and is not above filming himself saying it.

Thank You Les for entertaining me for over 20+ years now. Even with you making mistakes I appreciate more than anything that you are real,You are a true Survivor not someone like Bear Grylls. Thank You for making my childhood fun.

I'm glad he showed the having to back track for hours. It shows wasted time and energy and resources. Great 📹

I've watched all episodes twice over, haven't seen this one. Pumped!

Les Stroud is the boss!

It must be so frustrating for someone like Les to see shitty fake drama survival people like Bear get so much of the attention. When he was breaking down the camera stuff you really get a feel for how much more work he's putting himself through by filming all alone. I really respect him, he's a great role-model. Seeing him struggle all the way down the mountainside for hours only to realize he had to turn around and go back, that really inspires me. I imagined myself at that same position and I honestly think I would've given up. But Les' pure dedication and optimism really hit me. Thanks for putting these all on youtube.

7,000 views in 2 hours ! The original bush craft expert. Les does his own video recording, unlike Bear G. & and Cody L. It’s not about dangerous and crazy stunts or eating gross food. There is very little shock value. Just good camera work, inspired by beautiful nature land scapes. Les started it all and still continues to release new work on you tube. Over a decade of picturesque and inspiring nature, all recorded for their own beauty sake. I want to quit my job and go to the mountains, and survive. Oh well. Perhaps when I retire😂Thank you Les,for sooo many years I’ve been an avid fan ! Keep up the great work!

Just wanted to say that it's always awesome to have more Les ;) You are a national treasure.

Man! All that hiking and you can't even make 3 point contact on the climbing parts because your holding a freaking tripod the whole way..just for us.. HUGE PROPS brother! You are a true master survivalist and we appreciate all the work and risk you go through to teach us.

Still the superior survival show even after all the years and how much lower Les's episode cost

I’ve been watching these since I was a kid in middle school I’m 25 now , I always thought your videos were amazing and eye opening , a peak into another world, now I can watch them on KZfaq ! Thank you !

I am sure glad to see that you put your show on youtube now I can see your videos anytime .I never missed a show when it was on tv but now I can see one of your videos every night thanks Les.

I'm 57 and longtime fan. it's nice knowing there's new youngsters learning about Les. He's the godfather of us adventurers both real and imagined.

Sasquatch at 35:35 Hears Sasquatch at 39:06 Orb above head at 43:33

Les, I dont know if you will ever see this, but you could add a desiccant pouch or some rice to the SD card bags and this would provide additional protection from humidity and moisture.

I have been watching Survivorman since childhood and can say this has always been my #1 Survivor show of all time. Simply amazing and please continue to make more new exciting episodes!

This is why I respect him so much. I have learned so much from him in all of his videos over the years... and he is so humble and real about it each time he goes out. He is always learning as well... and I am glad to see him keeping it real each and everytime!

Watched Stroud for years . His shows are really impressive and opens up the world to us and to show us that there is a world outside your bedroom and walk to corner Seven Eleven. 👌

Personally, I've only just discovered Les and this series and I have to say, this is my favourite survival series I've ever seen. Les is so down to Earth and honest, being willing to show his mistakes and how easy it is, even with experience, to make a mistake that could kill you in this situation. I wish there were more of this series being produced, but having a (I think complete catalogue) uploaded to view for free here on KZfaq is the next best thing. If you ever see this Les, you're awesome mate! You've got a new fan down here in New Zealand.

Les, thank you for working so hard to keep us entertained and educated. We Love you man

For me, this is the most realistic survival scenario I've seen you in. Maybe it's me, but you seem to have made me realize and feel the despair and hopelessness that you encounter. Although I've never been in an 'outdoor' survival situation, I've had times in my life that have me in the same despair and hopelessness that I see you having. Thank God, I've survived. Thanks Les for all you teach us. Keep safe my friend.

Thank you les. I've been trying to watch this episode for a pretty long time. I don't have the ability to subscribe to paid memberships on platforms to watch it. And I only saw it on TV once. I had already been watching you for years but this became my favorite episode the first and only time I watched it. Those huge rolling mountains stuck out to me as something truly dangerous and truly beautiful. I've been to places like that as an "extreme camper". Meaning i be spent most of my life going out with my dad and eventually on my.own for weeks at a time in the woods. There's nothing like having that feeling that you are so far away from civilization that there's a hood chance that your location and point of view haven't been repeated by another human, possibly ever. Anyways, thanks for uploading this. Sincerely, Chris anderson. Husband to the lady on the picture.

So Fun! if your not making mistakes you cant learn no matter how much experience you have.

This is the first year I have upped my bag to 25lbs carry weight and about 5lbs on me and that's light! I cannot believe Les does all of this hiking with roughly 40lbs and make it look fairly effortless for kilometers at a time...he was tough as nails back in the day and probably still is!!! I am totally in love with hiking sticks, they are the best thing EVER for long heavy hikes.

Survival kits, a stove, matches. This is glamping for you Les! ;D

I dont understand how there is dislikes!!!??? Les is the man

I thought for sure I'd seen every episode of Survivorman. This one reminds me a bit of his 10 day Norway episode where he lost his cool as well. It's not often you see the survival experts get frazzled like this. I'm a psychology nerd and this kind of stuff fascinates me.

Thank you so much Les, for the hard work you do to bring us real quality content and for your teachings and generous passing of the wisdom you offer through your work. I among many others really appreciate you.

I can't watch enough of these videos. I love the outdoors and love to learn how to make it out there. I'm getting old. After 10 children, I'm ready to go live my dream.

I've been watching Les since I could remember, time and time again, I get into rewatching episodes I probably have watched more than 5 times. @Les, ever think about going back to the footage you didn't share and make longer episodes? I'll forever be watching these episodes regardless, some old/new footage would be a delight. Anyway, just an idea. Can't have enough of this stuff. Thanks for sharing these and filming the way you do. Always be you Les!

When you share your adventures, I am storing up your memories as my own in hopes that your answers will one day save me too. Thank you very much.

Awesome show Les !!! Thanx so much for all the hard work and dedication just to help somebody else survive an otherwise fatal situation. Kudos my man, job well done.

I’m sad that Les is getting older. I always wish he did a show about the interior of Alaska. I moved to Alaska three years ago, and I feel like my life just began.

This is one of the two-parter episodes I was really looking forward to. :-) I'm not from Romania, but the Carpathians in my country are very similar to the Romanian parts of the range, including the really tall and mostly uninhabited areas similar to the Făgăraș range (the Transylvanian Alps). Many of the shots in these episodes might as well have been from places I've hiked at in earlier years, albeit in different parts of the Carpathians. Thank you for filming a whole two-parter episode in the Carpathians, Les, and stressing that even though they're European mountains, you can still get lost in the wilderness, or pick a bad trail, or overestimate your skills and underestimate the terrain, weather and overall situation. As you've put it, it's key to respect your limits and respect the natural environment around you, it's very easy to get cocky, overconfident and downplay potential threats and mishaps. I'll second the warning that one shouldn't blindly trust every old logging road he comes across in the forest, I have plenty of personal experience with seeing how deceiving these paths and roads can be, especially if they're disused. Mountains are some of the environments hikers and tourists get lost in more than any other type of environment, so I always appreciate episodes where you try to portray an ordinary lost hiker. I really enjoyed your even older episodes about being lost in the Rockies, but seeing you surviving in the wilderness of the Carpathians, something I'm even more familiar with, fills me with joy. :-)

12:50 minute mark.. Caddis fly larvea.. We called them "periwinkles", not a snail.. Grubs that make a portable cocoon with silk and sticks, pebbles , debris specific to that location. I wonder if boiled how edible they are? We would pull the grub out and use it for fish bait.( Trout, near Mt. Hood Oregon)

Yea I definitely would have never noticed that Sasquatch if it was not pointed out at 35.37 minutes in !! To the right of les’s face ! I think it was Rocky Mountain Sasquatch’s channel ! What a capture tho ! Who knows if les is trying to pull a fast one I doubt it ! That looks like a real creature! But I guess we’ll never really know … once again !! 🤦‍♂️

Don't know how I missed this episode. Seen the rest countless times. Best ever!!!

Les making this survival situation a unique hobby. When i was little, i used to play camping with my family and friends, not real camping but fake one. You know, using chair, blanket and bed sheet to make a tent inside our living room. Then we would take snacks, drink/water, even rice to make it "realistic". Then we set up random objects to find inside our home. Just like mini quest/treasure hunting.

Imagine one day you are walking in a bush or driving home and you come upon Les😂😂

Gotta love all this awesome new content from Les. can't wait for Part 2!!!

So many memorable quotes in this one. Huge respect to you, Les.

I’ve loved every single one of your episodes ever since I was a little kid I used to watch it with my dad and it honestly makes me happy to know you’re still out making amazing content. Thank you!

Here for the Sasquatch at 35 mins 35 seconds

39:07 les mentions something running through the bushes with weight on it...

Les is a true gem

Ive taken so much of les's words to heart over all these years and puting it all to practice plus my own personal studies of survival of course. There are many important things ve learned how to make tool wise from the wild and fire by friction.

Great to see a new episode🍂... like simply love his theme music....the bass run is sweet ✨

Dude, Ive been binge watching all your programs and I'd just like to say they're brilliant, I honestly hope I don't run out of material soon !!!! Glad to see this one just posted :) Well done mate, please keep it up. Nice 1 👍😎👍

The videos have inspired me to go camping more often. With the knowledge Les has passed on I will now be better prepared when situations don’t go as planned

35 years and still make a mistakes but that's what's makes us human none of us are perfect even though some people out there do think they are. I watched your show from the very beginning and I love every minute of it if some of it's actually came handy during camping trips thank you so much keep up the good work God bless you.

Hey Les have you ever considered doing a special where you survive for a much longer duration in one location? Camera gear is becoming lighter, drones are a thing--you're getting older, yes, but you're also super experienced. I say go for six or eight weeks in the Canadian bush. If ever there's a retirement show, that would be it.

I always think the opening verse is “tickle tickle tickle”, I’d love it if it was

I really like the survivor and rescuers team up. It leaves me with a unique perspective from both sides of common scenario

Currently watching your videos and just want you to know how much I love your work. The dedication and determination you have is truly an inspiration. Thank you for the years of knowledge and more to come!