4 Days ALONE in Alaska (FIRST Outdoor Boys Reaction)

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  @TheVistimon · 8 months ago

  Such a cute and innocent reaction from a person who don&apos;t go outside :D<br>I had fun

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  @NewTypeDilemma01 · 7 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogU7SDdpLSo&amp;t=773">12:53</a> &quot;Why do we have to pay taxes?&quot;<br><br>Ah! A woman after my own heart!

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  @SolidFiction · 8 months ago

  at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogU7SDdpLSo&amp;t=1175">19:35</a> you can see him playing balloon tower defense and I just love that lmao

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• KE

  @kentrenner372 · 7 months ago (edited)

  I watch his video over a year now. Help me getting relaxed and sleep. He retired because the Fame was overwhelming for him and his family, I think. He did came back and made a last Video to support a friend in need. Real Heroes don&apos;t wear capes.

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  @Murky_Lurks · 8 months ago

  he stopped youtube then came back to help another content creator&apos;s channel when their wife was battling cancer last year. Luke from outdoor boys is the best dude ever. A true paragon. &nbsp;MORE Outdoor Boys!!

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• RO

  @Rotan-01 · 8 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogU7SDdpLSo&amp;t=653">10:53</a> even his wife wondered how he could survive in the wild

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  @mamatanathey9639 · 8 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogU7SDdpLSo&amp;t=145">2:25</a> this man is more legit then bear grils ever was he knows what he is doing<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogU7SDdpLSo&amp;t=270">4:30</a> you shure your not gona freez the moment you breathe in Alaska<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogU7SDdpLSo&amp;t=347">5:47</a> that is a bear spray<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogU7SDdpLSo&amp;t=1378">22:58</a> blue ice is ice that is highly compressed like imagine the wait of a small mountain

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  @RockinSockenalton · 8 months ago

  You have such a soothing voice to listen to. Love the chill vibes you give off

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  @g.k.2400 · 4 months ago

  He&apos;s still doing great. &nbsp;He&apos;s a laywer for his day job and he&apos;s got 3 sons and a wife. &nbsp;He was tired of worrying his wife XD. &nbsp;<br><br>&quot;You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villian. &quot;

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  @leviwulfe586 · 8 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogU7SDdpLSo&amp;t=225">3:45</a> The channel Outdoor Tom, run by Luke&apos;s son is quite satisfying. More outdoor content is always a good time. Thank you for the content btw. I hope everyone has a good one!

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  @GregAtlas · 6 months ago

  Sorry in advance for the verbose comment.<br><br>&quot;Who even knows how to do these things.&quot; I do~ We used to do stuff like this and his snow cave video. It was pretty common in cub scouts and boy scouts and other survival training like the regular military.<br><br>If you ever want to try this or normal camping, I highly advise you go with someone else. Preferably someone with experience. It&apos;s way more fun and safe being with another person, especially if it&apos;s someone special you want to make memories with.<br><br>Apparently he&apos;s about 6 ft 5 in (about 195 cm and slightly shorter than me) so you&apos;re right about worrying about him needing to intake more water and food. You also need a lot more when you&apos;re in the cold and when you&apos;re doing strenuous work.<br><br>Food does attract bears, but that&apos;s why he has the bear spray. It&apos;s like self defense pepper spray designed for bears. In other videos, he&apos;s also carrying a gun or two, so I wouldn&apos;t be surprised if he is armed here as well. A lot of bears are afraid of humans, but it&apos;s good to be prepared just in case.<br><br>&quot;What&apos;s fire ring?&quot; It&apos;s a ring of rocks with three main purposes: Create a wind barrier for the fire, reflect the infrared energy into him and his shelter, and absorb the heat the fire gives off, turning the rocks into heaters that can radiate heat when the fire dies down. <br><br>I think that&apos;s the first time I&apos;ve heard someone say outfits like that are cute. Not complaining. It&apos;s kind of heart warming. It&apos;s just that most people view utilitarian clothing as ugly.<br><br>&quot;I feel so dumb learning all these new things about nature&quot; That&apos;s an understandable sentiment. These are some of the most basic skills to survive that a lot of people have never learned because modern society makes things so much easier. There&apos;s no shame in feeling dumb for not knowing it, especially if you&apos;d like to learn. Just like he shouldn&apos;t feel ashamed for not knowing how to run a vtuber model. Skills like these takes a good teacher or experience.<br><br>&quot;So, if for some reason he falls in, he could die, right?&quot; Yes. If he fell in, the water is so cold he wouldn&apos;t have very long. He&apos;d have to get back up onto the boat or onto shore, strip off all his cold wet clothes (even if it means being naked in the cold) and try to build a fire to try and warm up. That&apos;s assuming he didn&apos;t drown on the spot because super cold water like that has the tendency to force humans to inhale, and it&apos;s really bad to get water in the lungs. That&apos;s why he&apos;s trying to avoid the rough water so it reduces the chance of falling in.<br><br>&quot;The concept of hunting and fishing for your own food is so weird. It&apos;s free. Wouldn&apos;t we just be able to go there and hunt our food and just live like that.&quot; Lots of people hunt and fish for that very reason. Sometimes the government will even pay bounties for hunting or fishing pest species. I used to go fishing with my grandpa before I got old enough to require a license to fish. Catfish is especially yummy.<br><br>&quot;That looks so good.&quot; Something about camping makes it taste even better. It could be the smoke or carbon from the fire, it could be the amount of effort it takes to make, it could be the amount of hunger. Either way, it is typically really good. <br><br>&quot;Look at his clothes. I&apos;m worried that he might get cold&quot; He is by the fire in the shelter, so he probably felt it was warm enough to strip a layer or two off to dry out. When you&apos;re out doing this kind of thing, you build up sweat or get wet and when your clothes get wet, they&apos;re not only uncomfortable, but they conduct heat. Even water build up from sweating could cause you to freeze in these conditions. Dry is safe. Dry is warm. Dry is comfy. Dry is happy.<br><br>&quot;That ice looks so scary&quot; It really can be.<br><br>&quot;Can you walk on top of the glacier&quot; You can, but it&apos;s pretty dangerous and you should have a guide that knows what they&apos;re doing. Ice burgs on the other hand, I REALLY wouldn&apos;t suggest walking on them because they could tip over or break apart and trap you underneath.<br><br>Thank you for the wholesome and comfy react video.

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  @Lucid_303 · 8 months ago

  The ring of rocks around the fire isn&apos;t just for the wind, it&apos;s also used to reflect the heat back towards him instead of letting it dissipate

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