This is a re edited, slimmed down full documentary version of a 6 part survival series that i made this past spring. Have a great new years, everyone. Please be safe.

I had horrible nightmares every night for the past 15 years. Watching your video's in bed and going outdoor camping they are gone for the most part. Thank you Joe...thank you so much.

Four reasons that you are enjoying success, listed in order of significance: 1. You are yourself 2. You are informative 3. You are humorous 4. You are really good with filming.

It will sound strange but, I love to fall asleep with this quietly on the background. Hearing the axe, birds, campfire,... so relaxing.

I came in thinking that I'm going to watch the video for few minutes on double speed and close it. I stayed for the whole 3 hours. This was a journey I didn't know I needed at 1 in the morning...

Hey joe loved the original series and just got done with watching it again. I’m 14 years old and I love camping/bushcraft. My dad recently passed due to firefighter injuries multiple myeloma and Neo crindien ( if I’m saying and spelling those correct) it’s been really hard on my family, I have a 17 year old sister and a 7 year old brother. It’s been the most hard on my mom as she was married to him for 17 years. He was the one to take me camping and now i’m not really able to anymore. It’s really hard for my mom to see me want to go camping as I can’t often. It’s been about 9 months without him and I feel like it’s getting harder and harder. I really enjoy your videos because it makes me feel like I’m camping, it makes me feel happy again. I have a 10 year old golden retriever that loved to go with us too. I guess what I’m trying to say is that you have really helped me through the toughest time in my life right now and I am so thank for That. Ps. I really hope you see this, as it would make me feel so much better. I don’t like to tell a lot of people this story because I don’t want them to feel bad so please don’t.

Nice recap - the whole trip in one video for long time fans and a great intro to you and your channel for new viewers - perfect

Thank you Joe for taking me along on your birthday canoe trip! I love that you don’t gussy your feelings up when your a bit blue and exhausted to just say how things are for you, without frigging endlessly whining! Love your sharing and your attitude!

every time you had a fish on, I found myself yelling SET THE HOOK!!!

I'm an Iraq combat veteran with PTSD and your videos truly help with my depression. Love what you are doing my friend. Keep it up and keep it real.

My husband died 7 years ago and he was so much like you. Watching your videos has helped me get ahold of my grief. I ll never get over the loss but in a way i feel close to him

Your shelter was so impressive; functional and cozy. Everything about your camp was perfect. How wonderful that the island kept you safe from bears and other critters. It was so much fun being on the trip with you. You have such great friends who helped make your trip possible.

My favorite part of this video is at 1:19:50. " I am not an example for everyone. I am just doing things the way I want to do them." Perfect.

There aren't many youtubers that could pull off a 3.5hr video, but you can do it, and do it great. Despite the fact I already saw the original series I'm still just as enthralled the 2nd time around. I'm slowly putting together the tools I need to start some bushcraft here in Nova Scotia, 100% inspired by this channel. Found Doug Outside, Shawn James, and Scrambled O through this channel and I don't know what I'd do now without your guys' content. Just waiting on a few more things to get here so I can get out in the woods and get started.

For those of us that have had major trauma in our lives...the type of trauma that changes your outlook on society and life itself...these videos do us wonders, more than you could ever imagine. Just gonna leave it at that. Thank you brother.

Joe the fact that you managed to get 10 days in 3 plus hours is awesome. I've watched the original series multiple times. Your one of the first Bushcrafters I started watching and now I love it. I can't wait to be able to start adventures of my own. Right now it'll be a bit difficult seeing as I'm pregnant(moderate-high risk). Once my little one is here both my kids my bf and I will definitly be camping and exploring.

Man when you got that fish in the boat I was standing up cheering! Haha!

Watched the whole trip when the videos came out but will probably watch this too. Even got the wife hooked on your channel...she remembers you from Alone. You're one of the handful of UKpostsrs we watch without fail. Thanks and Happy New Year!

WOOD BE Awesome to have a contest! 2 winners spend the weekend with little JOE! with conditions OH BOY! THE MEMORIES for those lucky people! YOU'RE CHANGING LIVES JOE! GOD BLESS YOU!🙏💕💖

One day I spent very little time watching videos. but today I spent over 3 hours and 30 minutes on this video. So satisfied

Oh yes.... 3 and a half hours of Joe ❤❤ Lets do this!! 😊

First thing I searched for on UKposts when I came back from deployment was "What ol' Joe been up to??" I'm so glad you're still making videos, keep going man!

Nicest comment section I've seen in my life nothing but good words and encouragement

That image of you sunning your 'dogs' on the rock reminded me of a Thanksgiving weekend trip with my friend in the late 80's. We headed to a spot near Johnsondale (west of the Kern River), but it began snowing...a lot! We couldn't get to our spot due to a locked Forest Service gate, so we pitched the tent in a spot next to the road. Tried lighting a fire with all that snow coming down and it just wouldn't work, so we climbed into our bags and slept. When we woke up it was noticeably warmer, most of the snow was gone and part of the tent was in several inches of water. Almost everything was soaked, so we packed up and went to the closest free spot along the Kern. We made a HUGE fire and dried everything within a few hours. Then the sun came out and we just laid in the warm sun, it felt SO GOOD!

Joe. I hope this comment reaches you. I've been watching your videos for a few months now, even got to the point of going back years and watching the good ol' days. Wanted you to know that you have inspired me to start Bushcraft camping in Ohio where I live, I've always wanted to. I'm not really sure why but it means a lot to me watching you do what you do, feel like you're alive when you get out there and I want that. I hope my journey is as gratifying to me as it is to you when you to treck out. Recently found through your videos that you were on Alive, started watching until the episode where you left, to me there's not much worth watching after that ha. Just wanted to thank you for being real, talking about your weaknesses, the things that matter to you, family for the most part, good friends, good food, and great beer 🍺. On my first camp, you better believe I will be bringing along a nice tall IPA and toasting to you, my brother from the North. Keep doing what you do no matter what. Hug the fam and Mr Scout for me.

2:06:22 did you really say 👏”meme review”😂😂

A long video, but maybe your best one yet. Really enjoyed the nine days in one camp. I'm getting a bit old, and my camping days, I fear, are forever behind me. Your programs are very important to me. And thousands of others, too, I'm sure. Your touch is so sure, that I sometimes I feel as if I'm right there with you. Thanks a million, Joe.

I just appreciate the dedication it took you to film this, do this, AND EDIT THIS. Holy hell

Dropped a 3 1/2 hour video on my birthday. Thanks homie

Loved watching this series!! Time to watch it again. Always exited to see a joe Robinet video pop up in my notifications!! Congrats on 1 mil❤️

This deserves a billion views for sure. The amount of work needed for this masterpiece to be made must have been insane… Props to you Joe

"There is no supper and lunch nonsense today, there is only eating pike." Best sentence ever. 4 years later, still a great re-watch. Keep it up, Joe.

Holy cow, this is great!

u motivated me to go on a fishing trip i will record it too as it will be my first camping + fishing trip for 2 whole days amd nights

Dang I feel like I was you on this journey when I finished the video I forgot I was in my house, thank you for the amazing videos and congrats on a million!!

It's incredible how you can keep that green hoodie completely spotless while living in the woods for so long like that. I wear a hoodie for a day and it's got at least one piece of dirt on it.

Nice chair Joe, hope you're well. My goodness that Pike at 2.5hrs was a monster. Solid trip, happy belated birthday.

The original trip was one of my three fav trips you have done, it is nice watching it all again. Bravo Joe.

Spending all day sleeping in a tent while it rains. Sounds like a fuqqing dream!! ❤❤

I really love these videos. Im home alone most of the day and just being able to sit back and watch these with my girlfriend is so calming. I have and over active brain and these calm me down so much just being able to remember doing this with my dad growing up. Thank you for giving me some peace

A happy and healthy new year to you and yours Joe. Serving Royal Navy here, inspired to take the guys out on some more hikes! Watched the full version of this, great stuff! Thank you for the hard work and dedication. It’s good to see that you’re deservedly well subscribed! Here’s to 2 million next year! Ya bud.

3 and hald hours of Joe Robinet. What a treat!!

I get so happy watching Joe smile. It's so sincere.

Not in a rude way at all, I have severe tinnitus and I always watch your videos to help me sleep. I just woke from a 10 hour sleep after working 6 days in a row in a 110 degree kitchen and I just want to thank you for who you are. much love from Indiana.

Next time you do a trip like this.. take a bottle of vitamins. they are small.. dont weigh much.. its worth it to get what your lacking and feel better. neither pike or white rice are high in vitamins.. probably u were lacking most of the B vitamins

Hey Joe @ 1:00:45 mark, when you landed that Pike, I was ELATED FOR YOU! Moments like this, combined with your genuine gratitude (for the fish), is one of the many different reasons I so enjoy your vids. Happy New Year Joe ! Wishing you and your family (and Scout too) a very healthy, happy and prosperous 2019. P.S. PREDICTION: 2,000,000 SUBS BY JUNE 2019 !

I know I'm SUUUPER late, but you need a Netflix show!

Absolutely LOVE IT!! This is the stuff I wish I could do. You got me back into the outdoors, sir! Been buying up gear for about 8 months now and all I can say is that I'm so pumped up with me and my son's 4 day trip. Gonna be great times!! And the part where you crying after the letter from the wife - brought me right back to the time I was deployed to Afghanistan getting that love and encouragement letter from the wife - ya, brought me to tears as well. Good stuff!

Great job comrade

You are my favorite bushcraft channel!! Keep up the amazing work

No matter how many times i watch your movies, they're still great! You the man, Joe

Watching these all over again in 2020 with the world on lockdown this Is as close as I can get to camping on the river. Thank you Joe for all the great adventures you share with us 🤘 Take care and hope you and your family stay safe.

Perfect 3 hour-long documentary that does exi--

Great stuff, Joe! We love your passion and humbleness. Actually, you were the reason for us to start vlogging about our canoe trips in Scandinavia!

I'm just gonna say this. The loss of Scout hit me hard and none of the videos have been the same to me, I loved seeing Scout run around in the background with half a tree. Rest In Peace Scooter we love you

This is a man who clearly loves his family more than anything else.

That moment when you catch the fish and it leaves!! 😅 your rollercoaster of emotion was amazing haha

Awesome! Thanks joe for the re edit. I’ll be re-watching now.

Caden, my condolences son. I know its hard. It sucks that you have to grow up in a hurry and assume many of Dads responsibilities. Its cool to see that you know your most important functions are taking pressure off Mom and helping your siblings.That being said you need your outdoor activities. I know that camping, fishing, hunting etc kept me balanced during difficult times. Dont write off Scouting organizations.There are some groups for young adults. Consider Cadets. Maybe Big Brothers. Look at groups like the Outward Bound types. My kids did an 'Outdoor Education' option at school. Winter and Summer courses. Good luck son. I wish you and your family the very best. You have my prayers Caden

Happy Birthday Joe!! You seem to be enjoying yourself immensely so I will leave you to it my friend. Stay well and keep eating.

When you catch an extra fish, smoke it above the fire and you'll have preserved food for another time. Also thanks for the video, always good entertainment.

You have gained a new subscriber! Fantastic, eye opening and insightful video. I live in central London (UK) and can only dream of being able to go out there into that beautiful landscape. All the best pal.

My husband likes watching bush craft videos and I cannot tolerate most of them. I really enjoy watching Joe though, even recognize his voice when he’s on. Thanks Joe for sharing your experiences.

I’ve been very sick all week and your videos have been a life saver! They are so calming and entertaining. Thank you so much for doing what you do

I want to make some videos like this. They're so peaceful and relaxing. Great job Joe!

I love you and you expired me to go in the woods and do stuff I never thought i would do thanks joe

This is the fourth time I’ve watched this, have to say it never gets old.

I live less than a 2 minute walk from Lake Michigan and this video pretty much sums up what I do all summer

Happy Blessed Birthday Joe with many blessings and this was an amazing video and wow you did great catching big 🐠 fish. Way to go Joe. Blessings to you and your beautiful family Joe. Always in my prayers daily.

Watched til the end, loved the entire video! It blows my mind how I'm in a city surrounded by people, and then there are places like this on Earth that are so remote and so beautiful. I seriously need to do a solo camping trip like this sometime soon.

love playing the long dark and dying day 2 then watching this guy do it on interloper in real life ...for fun. love this channel, nothing like the outdoors.

I couldnt tell you how many times I've put this video on at 1am when I can't sleep. Thanks for everything you've done Joe

hey joe im struggling to find the words to say how much i appreciate the time and effort you put in to your videos. keep up the good work and i hope scouts healths improving

Thank you. Love you and your family.

I use to live in Northern Arizona, a very beautiful place. Even though I had a nice little place to go home to, most of my time was outdoors surrounded by abundant, spectacular beauty. These weren't always times of solitude as friends & our dogs were always nearby. At the very least my Dog, Roscoe was always with me. I sure miss that little soul. I am so happy to have cone across this series. I know I will enjoy it.

Sunday, 20 Feb 22, 2136 Hrs/Cst Dear Joseph, Suggestion! When cleaning the inside of your cooking pot take the time to clean the outside with sand from the beach. Regards, "Ski"

I spent after work watching the video....awesome adventure....an happy birthday too....awesome Pike fishing too...oh dang.. 👍👍

Thank you for the upload.Canadian UKposts at it's finest!

Joe, I am exhausted ! I watched this in 3 parts. All your hard work made me tired !! You sure put 100% into everything you do. Thank you for sharing your adventures !!

sometimes i forget how is a dad and a husband bc he feels like such a young dude when he’s out camping and having fun, but it’s cool to see the other side of him

What an amazing video... I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it. My ears perked up when you mentioned flying in to Thunder Bay airport... I was born in Thunder Bay and grew up in Northern Ontario. This video felt like home to me... the lakes, the pike, the loons, the bears, even the blackflies haha. Made me miss it a lot; there's no place quite like the Northwoods! A tip though... you were right on when you mentioned not getting enough fat from the pike to sustain yourself. If you mean to live on a diet of solely fish, you'll need a fatty fish. If you're in a place like this one where you're only getting pike though, you might want to consider foraging for dandelion greens, fiddleheads when they're in season, and berries when they're in season. Extra nutrients to keep you feeling fit as a... well, fiddlehead haha. Awesome video, keep up the good work.

Hi Joe. I received something today which i can't wait to try. Now what could it be? Am I the first person in the UK to own a jar of JOE ROBINET SPICE RUB? Lol. Wayne (From the U.K) UPDATE. I've now had time to try out my jar of Joe Robinet spice rub and all i can say is, BAM SON, it is truly great. The way the ingredients complement each other is great. I followed in Joe's footsteps so to speak and had the spice rub on a T-bone steak and I couldn't get enough of it. Big thumbs up 👍. Wayne (From the U.K)

The sound of loons calling is such a lonely sound but beautiful at the same time.

happy birthday to you, December 2018 you were 34 years old. beautiful views, nice camp sites and good cooking & eating. I enjoyed this video very much. thank you & take care of your new baby

i love your vids sm much and i’m working on building and making vids on my first bushcraft shelter!

happy birthday joe, thanks for sharing your birthday with all of us

I LOVE the big tarp. I see soooooo many "bushcrafters" and "survivalists" who make videos and cram themselves underneath a 5x7 tarp or a military poncho week after week after week. If you are carrying a tarp into the woods ( and everyone should ) why would you take a 5x7 and not an 8x12 or a 10x12 0r a 12x 15 . . . . at least the good old " 3x3 " (. _3 meters by 3 meters_ ). The pack weight and size is not enough more to make a difference in carrying it, but the cover the bigger tarps provide is priceless. Thanks for being real.

Thanks for a great wilderness experience. I just turned 69 last month and had time to watch this great video cause I am recover from a minor surgery. I have spent all my summers, since age 15, except eight taking trips in the BWCAW, Quetico and one trip north of Red Lake.

Going out today and cooking some steak on the fire with my pup. Thanks for the vids joe

Found you from Dr. Matt I really enjoyed you're journey! Thanks for sharing! 🔥🐟🏕🔥🐟🏕🔥🐟🏕🔥

Vicariously living my dream to be alone in the outdoors while working late :) Thanks! I appreciate all the effort you put into this to help those of us who wish to be there.

@28:35 - 🤣 - the ups and downs - “he let go!” - nature is so humbling

Amazing video I love what you do I’m settling down for the next 3.29.17 and congrats on 1 mill

When he found that piece of choclate i just smiled so much

I'm not sure why, but going back and re-watching some of your videos in a way, is kind of meditative. Ty

i love camping even deep woods but never in bear country without a firearm. balls of steel joe!

that letter from your daughter made my heart melt ❤

That was one big fat pike my man. Wow. Love it. You're blessed.

I've been watching your stuff for years idk how i missed this for a whole year, it was an amazing watch.

I can just watch you for hours,Love youre videos.Keep being you and do Things the way you like to do them.Perfect xxxxxxxx BLESS YOU JOE