Alone Australia Recap Episode 4

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My thoughts on Episode 4 of Alone Australia.
00:00 Start
00:04 Gina
00:44 Site comparisons
01:30 How traditional burning optimised the landscape plants and animals
04:46 Michael
06:04 Chris
07:20 Duane
10:15 Kate
11:50 Me
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My other Alone Australia video’s;
How to get on Alone
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Pre-shoe Prep Pt 1
• Mike's Pre-show Prep A...
Pre-shoe Prep Pt 2
• Mike's Pre-show Prep A...
Recap 1
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Recap 2
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Recap 3
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Recap 4
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Recap 5
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Recap 6
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Recap 7
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Full Alone Australia Episodes available here;
www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/tv-se...
It's only available in Australian right now but I'll post as soon as I have international viewing info.

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@BucketListTravellers 4 месяца назад

the comparison you provided of the different campgrounds was really interesting. We weren't even thinking of looking at what was available when there were drone shots. now that you explain how animals rely on grass it all makes sense as to why some people struggled a lot more with food than others.

@vk1vxgmb340 Год назад

Good insight on bush manglement/management practices Mike. It's great to get the more indepth view of what was happening on the show too.

@OutbackMike Год назад

Thanks 😊

@leithmurray736 Год назад

Thank you again for a great recap on number 4 . These recaps of your really do make the main show complete.great job.

@OutbackMike Год назад

Thanks Leith😄

@Zeddy-zq1lc Год назад

Love the recaps Mike. Keep it up mate.

@pixiedadog Год назад

Great recap🎉

@brontewcat Год назад

I am not sure this is good example of survival. In my view the contestants should have put somewhere where there was plenty of natural resources as a food supply. That way each person could truly test their bush skills. Placing the contestants in an area that First Nations people would abandon in the winter months was unfair.

@danielowens2539 Год назад

Awesome boat awesome traveling beautiful you're extremely good talker thank you for your videos and speeches thank you Daniel 😇

@OutbackMike Год назад

Thanks 😊

@MickCullen Год назад

Where do I chip in to get you a new shirt for these vids :-) Awesome update again. Looking forward to tonight's release.

@OutbackMike Год назад

😂

@annepreston3220 Год назад

As I'd watched each of them as Mike posted them on Facebook I don't think I'd even realised. 😂 He might have one for each day of the week! A travel writer I follow who makes read/watch/listen material, packs duplicates of clothing intentionally for consistency when filming. I'm sure Mike will be happy for us to chip in through the purchase of his book and / or movie when they are available. Looking forward to both, going by how much I enjoyed Surviving the Outback and the extra material that went with that.

@MickCullen Год назад

@@annepreston3220 I was just giving him a friendly hard time. Makes the video thumbnails easier to make too.

@wilko963 Год назад

my fav person to watch on the show

@OutbackMike Год назад

Thanks Wacko. The cheques in the mail.

@elsweeto6679 Год назад

Loving these videos Mike. Just Wondering if your great barrier adventure is available to watch yet?

@OutbackMike Год назад

No sorry. I’m just finalising the book now and will get back into editing the videos after.

@elsweeto6679 Год назад

@@OutbackMike sounds good to me. Cheers

@MickCullen Год назад

2 other channels that Mike has in captions in the video www.youtube.com/@tassieadventureman www.youtube.com/@KateGrarock

@OutbackMike Год назад

I need to add you in as an admin😂

@adrrei Год назад

Great vid! By the end of ep4 had you more or less recovered from COVID?

@OutbackMike Год назад

Yep.😊

@anthonyconstant1861 Год назад

2 questions Mike. How many med checks did you have in that first week with Covid? And, on first day do you all have breakfast at same time then no more food, ie what’s procedure at start? Thanks Anthony

@casswilson3964 Год назад

I too wondered about when the food stopped on the first day

@OutbackMike Год назад

I can’t give away too many specifics on that stuff but it was handled appropriately.

@ErinHext Год назад

Is the location you were dropped at Lake Pieman on the West Coast?

@OutbackMike Год назад

We weren’t told the location. If I knew I couldn’t share it anyway sorry.

@ErinHext Год назад

No worries, thanks anyhow 😊

@arkmstick3495 Год назад

@@ErinHext I think your right dude, its the only lake thats long and thin other than lake mackintosh. But Pieman looks more like a river than a lake.

@qwerty3957 Год назад

Did they ever mention that you had covid on the show?

@OutbackMike Год назад

It’s not mentioned on the show.

@LucyBarnard Год назад

Where’s recap 5?! 😅

@OutbackMike Год назад

You’re going straight to the naughty corner🤣 I just shot it btw.

@LucyBarnard Год назад

Yayyyyyy 🎉 … yet I’m still waiting 🤔

@fisher898 Год назад

No grass and almost impossible to fish. What approach do you take? Surly the areas could have been chosen to give the contestants a little hope. Thank you for theses few shows that are showing the true history of Australia being settled. It’s far from what we have been led to believe. Please keep pushing the true story of what actually happened.

@OutbackMike Год назад

Thank you. Yes. It needs to be common knowledge and acted upon by our land managers.

@brontewcat Год назад

Totally agree. They should have been in a place where bush tucker was plentiful and enough game to have a reasonable chance of trapping.