25 Days Wild Camping in the Northern Wildernes E.15 Churchill Manitoba Polar Bears & Beluga Whales

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Upon completion of the river we stay in a off-grid bear proof tiny cabin explore the coast among polar bears, beluga whales, wolverines and wolves. We then travel back to Churchill Manitoba Canada where were stay in another cabin explore the town paddle with more beluga whales and catch the train back to Thompson aboard the muskeg express. We retrieve our van and head back to Ontario
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@TheRealTedBaird 2 года назад

Thanks for coming along on this adventure if you enjoyed it please Like and Subscribe. Appreciate you all! Watch the trip from the beginning All 15 Episodes here 👉 ru-vid.com/group/PLLiDTrHKEmXykwM-Xp4bDApHOa4NKMxWe

@JimBairdAdventurer 2 года назад

Awesome film Ted! I wish we were there right now.

@TheRealTedBaird 2 года назад

Thanks Jim I hear ya spend a year in the cabin just living off the land

@tWoforgamenot1 Год назад

indeed :)

@charliefryer5184 2 года назад

Thanks for the trip boys! Ever so grateful for the invite along, yeaaaaah.

@johnnyb2677 2 года назад

Truly loved this video. Anyone who’s wondering, Ted and Jim’s videos may have similar visual content but also have subtly different narration which make them both must-watches. In-cabin commentaries were beauty as were the smelly shirt digs. Yeaaaaaaaaahhhhhh

@ProfessorLX 2 года назад

Ted this is the best outdoor/adventuring series I've ever seen. Absolutely wonderful footage, editing, music, commentary. I am beyond sad that it's over. I really hope we get something similar from you and Jim again. Thank you guys so much for all your hard work with the cameras and editing while also doing an extremely difficult trek. Really love seeing this relatively unseen part of our beautiful country. Amazing, 10/10, thank you so much.

@pythonpete 2 года назад

Beluga Wales and polar bears...oh my!

@thesleepingwolf 2 года назад

Loved this series, could have lasted another 15 episodes and I would have loved each one. Thanks for showing us this area of the country.

@TheRealTedBaird 2 года назад

Thanks John

@loganoutdoors9730 2 года назад

I took that train from Churchill to Gillam late at night, and drank the barcar out of beers with several other people.Even the train conductor with the big mustache lightened up.

@TheRealTedBaird 2 года назад

😆👍🍻

@nancylong886 2 года назад

What an adventure you two had. Thank you for bringing us along

@TheRealTedBaird 2 года назад

Thanks Nacy

@KatinasVelnias 2 года назад

That trip was something else

@timkeagy4094 2 года назад

Ted, that was a spectacular documentary of your trip down the Seal. In the bay of Churchill after sunset with the whales in your canoe. That was amazing. I thoroughly enjoyed every second of this journey. Thank you for taking me with.

@banko1813 2 года назад

Ted, Jim, I can't tell you how much I've enjoyed watching this series, can't say enough good things about it. Pure wonderfulness 😉👍👍

@allancunningham6019 2 года назад

Great video again.. well earned beers congratulations we'll done brothers..

@patti3447 2 года назад

Oh my you boys are the best and so funny .. not sure how you could give all the tips and not lose it .. great entertainment love your comments.. thank you for sharing your knowledge.. I enjoyed every second ❤️

@XanderBudnick 2 года назад

That Cabins been there for a minute eh, cool to see all the stories. Love your guys antics at 19:30 I had me a good lol

@TheRealTedBaird 2 года назад

Been there a couple for sure. Looks like a zombie apocalypse cabin... the bears are so cute 🐻 how bad could they be lol. Glad you enjoyed it cheers

@izzy123412457 2 года назад

Fantastic video Ted, thank you so much for the great footage.

@Lisa-cj6vx Год назад

I have watched the whole series! Absolutely awesome!! Thanks so much Ted for taking us along!! Breathtaking sights!😊

@garyrickert4920 2 года назад

Ted this is incredible! Thanks for your videos. It is you and others who inspired us to buy our own natural acreage and get a new puppy and have our own adventures seeing deer, turkey, rabbits, crawfish, coons, possum, countless birds, and groundhogs!

@TheRealTedBaird 2 года назад

Amazing! Thanks for sharing that. Hope you live it up

@edupereira1067 2 года назад

Awesone! What an amazing journey, great videos, beautiful sunsets, great skills and good modo. Every day I watch a video of yours. Congratulations

@rwtwpg 2 года назад

Freaking AWESOME series Ted! Enjoyed every minute, sorry to see it end. Thanks so much for sharing

@wendyoutdoors2230 2 года назад

That was truly an awesome adventure. I watched and enjoyed every minute of it all. Thanks for taking us along. Great job

@Barret-paddles Год назад

Ted, this whole series/trip from your perspective is such fun to watch. I’ve seen both and I can’t express my gratitude for the work you do to take on your AMAZING adventures 💜 Thank you and wishing you, Heather, and Bella all my best! 👊🏻🙌🏻 Barret

@jerrydague5686 2 года назад

That was a great adventure Ted, i enjoyed every episode, Cheers guy's👍😎👍

@TheRealTedBaird 2 года назад

Thanks Jerry

@ralphwatten2426 2 года назад

Great series Ted. Thanks to you and Jim for hauling all that gear around to show us your trip. All we're missing is the taste of the Grayling and the smells of the woods. Thanks- Well, I think we may be missing more than that-

@pacificbushcraftandfirecra6358 2 года назад

Damn that was a cool wrap to the trip. Just living large Brother! Thanks for sharing with us all!

@TheRealTedBaird 2 года назад

Thanks Brother

@sherryjohnson3804 2 года назад

Beautiful area, what a privilege to see and experience the polar bears and whales, and you know the trip is over when you use the last of the creamer🤟😂 thank you for taking us along, very peaceful🙏

@johnmccormick175 2 года назад

Wow what an awesome video and photography,loved every minute of it..thanks for sharing and stay safe guys !

@Myn6211 2 года назад

Come on now fellas, "creamer?" Geesh and here I thought you were living rough. Save yourself some weight and drink that coffee black. :o) Absolutely an epic adventure. Not one many get to undertake, never mind film. Fantastic footage of the polar bears, belugas and other wonderful inhabitants that call the land of tundra and scrub willows home. Thank you for all your hard work in making it possible for me to see.

@markcollins6027 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing an epic trip. Well done gents!

@donaldhofman5257 2 года назад

Wow what a trip!!! What a experience!!!

@mobezzy1 2 месяца назад

watched all the episodes... you guys took me on an adventure ...thanks for all this!

@TheRealTedBaird Месяц назад

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for tuning in

@melvinroehm821 2 года назад

That was a great adventure you guys.thanks for sharing..you 2 are the best

@mogenskrantzbacke3838 Год назад

Whar an adventure. Thank you for a fantastic journey with you. Very skillful filming. A pleasure to watch.👍🇩🇰

@TheRealTedBaird Год назад

Thank you!

@billjayne7474 2 года назад

Great video, Ted. Thanks.

@Bryan24k8 2 года назад

Canoe repair cement for the shades 👍

@TomTirabasso 2 года назад

Yeah, I hope Ted keeps those shades.

@dyannejohnson6184 Год назад

Thank you Jim and Ted…..in this case thanks to you Ted for the added dialogue which rounds out the amazing video content…beautiful whale shots

@TheRealTedBaird Год назад

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it

@michaeldusso6882 2 года назад

GREAT photography/scenery, I watched the entire series of this trip and it was one of my favorites. Also, that cabin door full of nails reminds me of the extremes I use to go through to get some alone time from my girlfriend !!!

@dianajones7999 Год назад

Lol !

@mbathome112 2 года назад

I watched them all Ted. Still say Fricken Awesome.

@Brentdarley 2 года назад

Brilliant stuff, thanks for sharing.

@findingselfagain4014 2 года назад

Yep tough dudes, hope the black fly bites on Jim’s boys heal.

@kaytownsend5349 2 года назад

That looks so awesome 👌 would love to see all of the wildlife that you guys have encountered on the island

@bonnieconley1057 2 года назад

Thanks so much for sharing the final days of what was an amazing adventure start to finish. The Belugas are larger than dolphins and not the same species, but their personality seems so similar and the sounds of the sea must be surreal...that and the birds and the waves... I especially enjoyed the info on maintaining your creamer balance but when it comes to COFFEEeeeee as long as there is some, I'm all good! Thank you again; loved every minute!

@kimberlyshalaby1134 2 года назад

Ted, this was really beautifully done with music that complimented the video throughout. Loved the aerial view. The cabin looked so small in such a wide open area. I really enjoyed seeing the Beluga Whales & Polar Bears. Amazed how you captured all this footage while in their natural environment. Polar Bears are good swimmers, even under water, & then standing tall on hind legs to look out over the ocean. The Wolverine didn't like being on camera. curious fella. Great narration. I love everything Irish. Especially red hair. hehe Thank you Ted (& Jim). Wow, that was close, you really rationed the creamer out to the very last cup.

@mathewmortimer3458 2 года назад

What an amazing series from start to finish. Throughly enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing your adventure with us.

@mikemlakar3945 2 года назад

Job Well Done Boys! Job well done! I wish more people would watch your series! There would be a lot more relaxed people and ,(dare I say it) More Brotherly Love for all to share! Thanks Ted. Thanks Jim.

@JasonMcCann841 2 года назад

Great end to a great trip.

@tWoforgamenot1 2 года назад

So Cool To Find This Ted ! :)

@teresakinney955 2 года назад

Amazing trip - the polar bear footage is incredible. Another great adventure by the great Baird Brothers.

@maninthewoods 2 года назад

Awesome series guys! Thanks for sharing.

@oldyooper28 2 года назад

Waiting for the book to come out. A book about your experience on Alone would be awesome, or a compilation of experience’s!! 🙏👍

@halinawiecek2297 2 года назад

Hello Ted this journey is awesome see so much animals , we can watch those videos over and over, you guys going to remember that to rest of your life that was incredible and beautiful what's next thank you and take care.

@sherrierifenberg2199 2 года назад

Absolutely an AMAZING adventure you two had! Looking forward to the next one! Thank you!

@mycampdiary81 2 года назад

It's so nice to live

@TheRealTedBaird 2 года назад

Beautiful place and experience

@danalawrence4473 2 года назад

Man, I don't know what you guys can do to top this!

@duchessduke7142 2 года назад

Incredibly amazing!! How blessed you all are to experience all that you do!! Thanks for taking us along for the ride!! Love it!!

@robertsworld4549 2 года назад

Great series Ted! Impressive shots on your last couple of days. Thanks for taking us all along!

@starbright47 7 месяцев назад

Excellent endind to a spectacular adventure with the Brothers❣️

@rebeccadees2300 Год назад

I would love to just sit and listen to you both talk about your adventures 😊

@TheRealTedBaird Год назад

😁 I'd love to share them some day

@MynewTennesseeHome 2 года назад

😂🤣😂 Loved your Alone survival parody. Nice video.

@TheRealTedBaird 2 года назад

Lol thanks!

@lpschick7237 2 года назад

Hahah…..thanks for the “survival skills/tips”. 🤣🤣. You guys always keep it fun & interesting.

@BearCreekWoodworking 2 года назад

This was an AWESOME series Ted! Thanks for taking us along on this epic ADVENTURE! 🛶🏕👊

@giselecontassotdesayvre3965 2 года назад

Wow wow superbe!!..au bout du monde..avec les ours..des baleines..autres animaux..et les moustiques !...quelle aventure !!de très bons conteurs, une très belle musique..quelle chance, profitez 😁

@jodyreay733 2 года назад

Ted this was incredible! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@xannon8155 2 года назад

This never gets old. i just finished watching Jim's full documentary. I can't wait for the next big adventure !! 💪😀

@janetnewbill291 2 года назад

Yay on the creamer I have to have my creamer!! Lol I love both you !! Both are so smart in survival skills!! Those whales sounds like babies!!

@natandnormstravels6573 2 года назад

Awesome love the whales thanks for sharing

@TheRealTedBaird 2 года назад

Thanks!

@avail1. Год назад

after Fukushima radiation, it is a wonderful sign to see so many healthy bear.....God bless 😊

@KelJayP 2 года назад

What a spectacular adventure! Just sorry to see the videos end after an amazing 6 months, thank you!!

@tomgrantham9992 2 года назад

WOW, WOW, WOW. What a "frigging experience " as you would say. It was like "being there" with you. Thank you for sharing. It was really nice to see your wilderness canoe trip in the Canadian north. It can taste those fish, see those rapids, Feel those mosquitoes, and enjoy those Polar bears and Baluga whales from here in Timberlea, Nova Scotia. Well, let's just say, I think was very good of you share your experience. Thank you. Enjoy the flats bye. I WENT FOR A WALK IN THE WOODS AND I CAME OUT TALLER THAN THE TREES.

@hazedraisin2198 Год назад

I love the pace of this video

@marthaneuhauser1019 2 года назад

Freaking awesome 👍😎

@alvinheino2624 2 года назад

So enjoyed the whole series, the scenery, the sounds and all of the hair raising rapids that you both went through! All the filming by you and Jim made us feel like we were right there with you. Thank you for taking us along!!! Looking forward to seeing the next adventures. --MARLYS

@TheRealTedBaird 2 года назад

Thanks Alvin

@erinlogan9886 2 года назад

Beautiful scenery and wildlife is so very amazing

@doris1826 2 года назад

Those mosquitoes are monsters!

@sophiaspaul7471 2 года назад

if I was 20 years younger and had the $$$ that would be on my bucketlist. But appreciate you're posting your adventures for us all to come along.... from our homes ;)

@philphilison1623 2 года назад

YEAHHHH!

@paulenright 2 года назад

Outstanding congrats Ted, Balloga whales underneath your Canoe what an amazing feeling that must of been... thanks for sharring tour of the town looks like a pretty special place with a truly unique history ...Great Series boys🍻

@pastorshaunokeefe6851 Год назад

Great video lovely to see the polar bears and belugas whales

@TheRealTedBaird Год назад

Many thanks

@YellowRoseoftx 2 года назад

Indeed you are fortunate! That location is beautiful and those bears would definitely get my respect. Polar bears are marine mammals 😎thank you for sharing this adventure

@sarahleone5482 2 месяца назад

Totally EPIC, all I can say

@TheRealTedBaird Месяц назад

Thank you

@ReasontoLiveAdventures 2 года назад

A fantastic series that I’ve thoroughly enjoyed since the first episode. You and Your brother did a badass trip, with exceptional cinematography. A big thumbs up to both of you.🤙

@TomTirabasso 2 года назад

That was really enjoyable Ted. I'm so glad you decided to play with the belugas in your canoe at sunset. Wow, those sounds they mad were incredible, what an experience that whole trip was. BTW, the book idea is actually a good one. I think you guys could really do a nice spoof on the how to's of camping. Thanks for all the great footage and commentary, it made the months go by better for sure.

@TomTirabasso 2 года назад

Ted, you know I love your videos and wasn't ever going to comment on this but I think it would improve the quality if you didn't do the quick jump cuts when people are talking. Specifically when Jim is talking at 8:20 mark. It kind of takes the viewer out of the show a bit. IMO it would flow better even if the person is rambling. It's more natural. I remember seeing it in earlier episodes with yourself talking. Just let it flow. To quote Led Zeppelin - "Ramble on!" :)

@craigbc1 2 года назад

Thanks guys, thoroughly enjoyed the whole series, it makes me want to buy a canoe and do some exploring too.

@marygordon3032 2 года назад

Hey Ted and Jim, y’all show awesome content and l truly enjoyed watching this video. Thanks so much for sharing! ✅✅✅👏👏👏👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩💯💯💯

@tWoforgamenot1 2 года назад

wow sure was fun :)

@TheRealTedBaird 2 года назад

👍🛶 Thanks

@ermesbuzzi4020 2 года назад

Hi. The cabin location is incredibly cool, and colors of the nature is a spectacle. Great video. Ermes Ivo is still in a physiatric rehabilitation hospital (eight months have already passed). Thanks. Wanda - from Kanaltal North FVG.

@rebeccadees2300 Год назад

Awesome. Thank you for sharing your experience 😊

@TheRealTedBaird Год назад

My pleasure! Thanks for watching

@robmetcalfe991 2 года назад

Ted awesome video man

@jmber27 2 года назад

Great video Ted (Trout sniffer) 👍🍁

@adrianlois6284 Год назад

Very Nice trip, and fear whit so many polar Bears

@tWoforgamenot1 Год назад

lets look again at your fun ty :)

@craigmooring2091 2 года назад

Creamer conservation as a survival skill! 😂🤣😂🤣😂 Personally, I would only ever use creamer as an insult to the crappy coffee. Properly roasted, good coffee is perfect as is, the closest thing to the elixir of the gods.

@pedrosarinana3996 2 года назад

This looks freaking epic!

@TheRealTedBaird 2 года назад

Pretty epic for sure

@rebeccadees2300 Год назад

I don’t know how you find your music but it’s wonderful.

@TheRealTedBaird Год назад

Thank you

@richard_west 2 года назад

Chapter 6! LOL.

@MountainMoonAdventures. 2 года назад

Amazing adventure!😮😁👍You two make a fantastic team!.Those polar bears were sniffing you out for breakfast,for sure! Glad you are safe. Yep got kiniptions again😂Im too old for this hahahah Take care keep smiling!Awesome.( Hamilton)

@rebeccadees2300 Год назад

What a blessing you are to each other as brothers and friends. You have the most amazing adventures together and solo. I really enjoy your videos. I’ve been seeing places and learning about the outdoor environment and skills needed to survive being in it. Watching this video makes me want to ask about the environment and climate change that is a concern. Are the polar bears in danger of losing their habitat due to climate changes?

@TheRealTedBaird Год назад

Thank you:) These particular Polar Bears are at a higher risk yes specifically because they are a more southern population that is experiencing much warmer weather and shorter and shorter ice seasons. Further north they are at less immediate risk but still at risk

@rebeccadees2300 Год назад

@@TheRealTedBaird thank you.

@christopherslaughter303 2 года назад

Belugas under the canoe=EPIC. good call on going out to meet them! did you crap your pants? or were you too excited?

@TheRealTedBaird 2 года назад

Lol for a brief second whennitbgot tippy from pushing me. More so because of the cold water and swim butbof course the whales could have trashed me also

@christopherslaughter303 2 года назад

@@TheRealTedBaird , for all that you have accomplished, you are the absolute most down to earth youtuber out there! I feel as though we could have grown up together playing in the backyard together, both beating your brother at hockey because we all saw how much better you are! hahahah, keep the good content coming!

@louboyish 2 года назад

I can't imagine how a polar bear could take a beluga whale.

@TheRealTedBaird 2 года назад

The young calfs is what they are after we saw many calfs/babies that were quite small. Its unlikely the bears will be successful but not impossible and they do get them somtimes. But how large is the largest i don't know definitely i don't see them getting an adult. Sometimes they get lucky and Belugas die naturally and wash up also