Moose Country - An Algonquin Park Canoe Story

We set out on this canoe trip with one goal in mind… We wanted to see some moose!

So we went about choosing a route through Algonquin Park, which included, what we believed to be some prime moose habitat.

Join us on this Algonquin canoe trip, as we quietly explore rivers, creeks, and wetlands, searching for one of Canada’s most iconic and elusive wild animals, the moose.

If you enjoy wildlife, this film is for you! As well as seeing nearly a dozen moose, we also saw lots of ducks, loons, herons, a beaver, and a muskrat!

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[LostLakes]

Terrific production. Incredible wildlife footage and incredibly stable

[groutdoors]

Seriously, I think Ashley could start a business selling her dehydrated meals. They look so mouth watering good. Definitely better than the Mountain House packages I get for my backpacking trips.

[robertkadow]

I watch these types of videos because I am 80 & have no practical access anymore. This is by far one of the best. You got to make more. Such a pleasant voice & observations

[gemigirl]

I love how respectful you are toward the environment. You were gentle and respectful with the moose skull and I don’t know why but that just struck me. Lovely video.

[lookupsenomyx]

I normally don't watch videos like these but this was just beautiful and so calming. Maybe that's because we're in the midst of winter right now, but I think I'd feel the same even if it were summer. The birdsong, scrambling ducklings, beavers, majestic moose... very grounding and a perfect destressor after a day at the office. You're are beautiful couple, thank you for this video, it was healing :)

[TheBruyator]

Merci... Merci pour vos superbes vidéos.... Un vrai plaisir.... Continuez à me faire rêver.... Peut être qu un jour j'aurais la chance de venir pagayer dans votre si beau pays....
Merci encore... Et bravo

[troydavidson]

Another awesome adventure. I really like your videos, how they tell a story. Your channel is awesome.

[injairgun]

I have seen several calves while hunting and on vacation up around Timmins but have never seen a male calf still that small with antlers already growing! Awesome!

[alexmcneily]

I’ve been paddling for over 50 years now. And, better than most, you guys show why the pull of the paddle stays with you. Thanks so much.

[irenemeno]

About almost 1/2 in and want to say what beautiful and stunning views. I like your choice of music too.

[yvonnecarter]

Awesome video. Thank you and thank you for not overlaying it with music. I got to enjoy your experience in the peace and quiet due to this. ❤

[DustinOutCamping]

Already counting down the days until ice out.
Wonderful video.

[yragtgov]

So relaxing almost feel asleep watching.
Another good one. Thanks.

[angelahall]

Wonderful! I feel so serene just watching your film. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[CanoehoundAdventures]

Wow and to think I have not seen a moose on a trip in over 10 years... Thanks for sharing guys

[Barret-paddles]

Gobsmacked you two!! Moose, loons & chicks, beaver, great blue heron I believe, more moose WOW. Thank you for this amazing footage. The dogs are SO good as well. I have the same sea to summit bowls and love the thumb grip ;-) What a treat this was 💜 and I can see why Jon loved it as well!! THANK YOU, Barret

[Dogsrule]

Beautiful country. Awesome doggos. Love it!

[malgosiak]

I admire your dogs, so calm and quiet. Great video.

[dritch]

That was the first time I've ever seen baby loons. Thank you so much for lingering on them a while. Wonderful.

[lewisrountreeiii]

Another excellent video folks, it was like being there sans bugs....thank you for sharing these wonderful journeys with us!